Happy Jubilee Weekend! Have you seen the new display up in The Hub? The display takes a look at how we've celebrated since 1840 and what we've been doing since 1952 (when the Queen first came to the throne). You can also find out what the term

Marjon has ranked first in the South West (5th in the UK) for University of the Year at the prestigious WhatUni Student Choice Awards 2022 The league table is based on reviews written by 35,000 students across the UK, and this year included 95

We love hearing what our students have to say about Marjon ❤

A message from Rob Warner, Vice-Chancellor, on A-level results day You can apply through clearing now: https://www.marjon.ac.uk/clearing/ Or, you can pop along to our fantastic campus (Thursday 18th, Friday 19th and Saturday 20th) between 10:00am

Dear Class of 2022, Registration is now open for Graduation Graduation will take place on Wednesday 26 & Thursday 27 October in the Plymouth Guildhall. Tickets will be bookable until Wednesday 21 September and you have the opportunity to purchase up

Are you over 21 and about to start at Marjon? Join our mature students Facebook group and chat with other people studying/about to study as older students. The aim of the group is to connect mature students at Marjon so that they have a voice and

Interested in applying through Clearing but want to know more about Marjon? We will be running Clearing Drop-in Days on Thursday 18th - Sat 20th August. Visit campus between 10:00am – 15:00pm to learn more about Marjon and our community. Speak

Coaching positions at Marjon are now open There are currently three types of coaching opportunities open for application - based on qualifications and experience. Find out more about each role and apply today: MSF Performance Coach -

Are you feeling nervous about living in halls in September? We have got you. Introducing Ania, one of our Resident Student Assistants ❤

This Father's Day we thought we would share a bit of information about Marjon Universities Founding Fathers, James Kay-Shuttleworth and Derwent Coleridge. James Kay-Shuttleworth was the first Principal of St Johns Battersea. James decided to train