Being around water can inspire you and benefit your mental health For #UniMentalHealthDay, we thought we would share this fantastic blog, where we speak to #BlueMind advocates Cal Major and Mark Leather about the benefits of being around water …

Video reads: The story of Good King Wenceslas and its link to Marjon. The carol you hear now is sung by Musical Theatre students currently studying at Marjon. The carol tells a story of a Bohemian king braving winter weather to do charitable works.

Did you know that being around dogs is scientifically proven to lower stress hormones, relieve sadness, anxiety, and loneliness? After a ‘ruff’ week, Pippin, our five-year-old Golden Labrador is sure to have you ‘pup’ and running in no time.

We are dreaming of a White Christmas ⛄ Have you ever seen campus covered in snow? #12DaysOfMarjon

It is LGBT History Month ‍ so we thought we would share a couple tips on how to be an ally: Respect others when using names, pronouns and gender identities. Be led by them. Find fellow allies. Look for others who are also proactive in driving

Book onto a personalised campus tour today Take a look around academic and social spaces with one of our Student Ambassadors, and see our fabulous, green campus. These individual tours are organised and developed specifically for you, to meet your

Campus tours are back This year you are invited to take a walk around our stunning university with one of our talented Student Ambassadors. You will have the opportunity to see our academic and social spaces and find out more about the courses you

Loving the November vibes on campus

We are installing our first Chancellor, Bishop of Plymouth, The Rt Reverend Nick McKinnel, at Graduation on Monday. Chancellors act as the ‘ceremonial head’ of a university and play an important ambassador role. They're community facing, and

Did you know that tomorrow is University Mental Health Day? To mark the day, we are encouraging, staff, students and everyone who is part of the Marjon community to get outside and enjoy our beautiful campus Where do you like to go and relax when on

Hands up Who lived in The Village and loved it?

We are excited to announce the launch of our new Marjon Evaluation and Impact Centre (MEIC) MEIC will play a central role in the Marjon Research and Knowledge Exchange Strategy 2020-2025 by supporting Marjon’s evaluation and impact activities,

Happy Pride Month! "Marjon is such a wonderful and welcoming community and an amazing place to grow and develop into yourself as a person. "The LGBTQ+ society is a great place to meet people who have been on the same journey as you and are there to

A huge congratulations to second year Sports Development and Coaching student, Amanda Hocking, for winning Volunteer of the Year for BaseballSoftballUK (BSUK) BSUK are the National Development Agency for Baseball and Softball. Amanda was awarded for

We are hiring Job: Graduate Intern - Operational Support You will promote sport, health and wellbeing, lifeguard and prepare facilities within the Sport Centre. You will ensure the health and safety of swimmers and gym users. As part of the role,

What exactly is Forest School? What can we learn from its Scandinavian roots? What does a session look like? Find out more from Jon Cree of the Forest School Association and Marjon's Mark Leather: https://www.marjon.ac.uk/professional-development-for

Want to know more about Marjon Accommodation? Our entire University is situated on one campus. If you opt to live in one of our houses in the student village, you’ll be living at the heart of the campus. Watch our accommodation tour and see where

To teach or not to teach? We asked teachers Chloe and Johnson for the lowdown on what life as a teacher is really like: https://www.marjon.ac.uk/how-to-get-into-teaching/five-reasons-to-become-a-teacher/

Have you ever thought about applying to be a Resident Student Assistant (RSA) or Senior Resident Student Assistant (SRSA)? “I have been an RSA for my last two years at Marjon, one of which I was the one of the Senior RSAs. "This role has taught me