11 days until freshers! Whether you're coming to Plymouth for the first time, or are local to the area, Plymouth has something for you, with hundreds of activities to do and places to visit. Here are our top picks!

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Tonight is the first night of Children in Need, and Mark Leather, Associate Professor of Outdoor Education, made an appearance on Pippa Quelch's BBC Radio Devon show to chat about walking and talking - you can listen here at 1:18:54:

While food is becoming more expensive, large amounts of perfectly edible produce are being lost every day. To tackle the problem of wasted food, Plymouth Marjon University took part in the European FLAVOUR project between 2019 and 2022: a project in

What happens at a Marjon Open Day? You'll be able to: Chat to students and ask about student life at Marjon, Meet lecturers and find out details about our courses, Find out about social life and clubs and societies, Take tours of our campus

If you are interested in completing your initial teacher training, some financial support may be available in 2023/24 The government will be offering tax-free bursaries of up to £27,000 to those wishing to complete their training. Bursaries and

Plymouth Marjon University researchers have formed a partnership with Plymouth City Council to boost local growth. The ‘Spend 4 Plymouth’ initiative is focusing on keeping businesses and organisations spending money locally in an effort to

We love to see our Graduates thrive! Georgia France completed her studies at Marjon in 2014 and is now an Assistant Head Teacher in charge of attendance and LAC at her school in London. We asked her to give some advice to those interested in teaching

"I used the Going Places Bursary to pay for my outdoor first aid course, taught by Really Good First Aid just outside Plymouth. The qualification has helped me to feel more confident should I ever need to deliver first aid. "The biggest challenge

Hands up, who lived in The Village while studying at Marjon?