‪We’re delighted to welcome two new members to the Marjon teaching team. ‬ ‪BBC’s Match of the Day commentator, John Roder and leading environmental journalist, Anna Turns will be lecturing from September on our Journalism courses. ‬

“I spent a week in August at NUS Lead and Change with other SU teams. The challenges of Covid-19 for Student Unions played on all our minds. Being able to talk and form relationships with others led to hundreds of ideas forming for this year. I

Welcome James Snook, who joins us to lead our MA Education courses. James joins us from teaching in universities across Wales. He brings a wealth of experience in teaching at all levels from KS1, primary, secondary and special schools, as well as

We all need a little help sometimes. Whatever you need, whether you've got an academic issue or a personal one, our Student Support team are always there. ℹ️ Watch the video to find out more…

This autumn we'll be teaching using a hybrid approach of on-campus and online learning. Here are some quick tips for online learning...

You should have a letter from Marjon outlining how and when to register online. If you are a new student then your letter includes your Marjon username and password. You’ll need them to register. Registration is a two-step process. You can access

#WeAreMarjon “Being one of the first students to return to campus was both exciting and a learning curve. As a Student Ambassador, I helped with Marjon’s first campus tours since lockdown. It was brilliant. It’s so clear that our university

We offer part time MA Education and MA Education Leadership courses for educators in Cornwall from our Truro campus. Find out more at an online talk and Q&A on 8 September. ✅ Book here: https://bit.ly/2EF6Ngz

Today we welcome a new society to Marjon! The Workshop radio society will give students the opportunity to host their own radio shows at Marjon’s state-of-the-art journalism facility, on the grounds of BBC South West. President, Georgia Large said:

"Coming into this job when I did was difficult. Not just taking on a new job with the responsibility of representing all the students at Marjon, but I’ve had to do so in the middle of a pandemic. Luckily, I’m not alone in this. I’ve had the