Our students don't just learn in a classroom We recently took our BSc Sport and Exercise Psychology students on a trip to see a Plymouth Patriots basketball game at Plymouth Pavilions. The game was Plymouth Patriots vs Bristol Flyers who were 2nd in

London Economics and partners revealed in a recent study, that international students studying in the 2021/22 academic year, generated approximately £41.9 billion for the UK economy, £2.2 billion of which coming from international students in the

Marjon Endeavour: you still have time to apply! We are pleased to announce applications for Marjon Endeavour 2023 are still open. This free opportunity is open to Year 11 students and will run during the Easter holiday, from Tuesday 11th April to

What a night This week we celebrated the Marjon Sports Awards 2023, recognising the hard work, determination and spirit of all our fantastic sports teams. We want to say a huge congratulations to everyone who was nominated, and everyone who won an

Just a little reminder to be kind to yourself ❤️

We're thrilled to announce that we've been ranked no.4 in the UK for Career Prospects at the WhatUni Student Choice Awards 2023. We also secured a UK top ten spot in the Student Support and Lecturers and Teaching Quality categories, and no.14 in the

Happy Mental Health Awareness Week, everyone ❤️ We hope you're all doing well and taking some time to prioritise your mental health. This year's theme is all about anxiety - a feeling that we've all experienced at some point in our lives. It's

We have had a fantastic couple of months travelling around the UK to UCAS events It has been great speaking to so many vibrant, interesting and positive young people about university life and Marjon. And there are still more events to go. If you are

Check out our new Instagram Prospectus Did you know that this year, alongside our physical prospectus, we have set-up an interactive Instagram account? PMU_Prospectus offers course information, campus videos and stories from our students. Check out

#WeAreInternational International students contribute greatly to the economic, social and cultural development of the UK, making a net positive contribution of at least £26 billion per year to the UK economy (2018-19). Find out more about this