#WeAreMarjon "I went to university not really knowing what I wanted to do as a career, and started two different degrees before settling on the right one in the right place. I worked on the student newspaper and radio station at Cardiff University

Do you want your voice to be heard? We have the course for you Train to be a Journalist at Marjon and discover how your future career can make a difference. With access to our 24/7 radio station, podcast suite and online TV news channel, you will

Our new community shop, Marjon Stores, launches on Monday 5th December at 10am. Join us for a festive grand opening and explore the new food retail store for students, staff, and the local community

What a day... Thank you to everybody who came to our open day today. And of course, a huge thank you to all our fantastic students and staff for welcoming our visitors to campus.

Studying at university can be a life-changing experience. And we understand that there will be challenges along the way. But we firmly believe in your potential, and we’ll help you to prove it to the world We love this quote from one of our

Fancy a sneak peak at our new Marjon Store? Join us for our grand opening on Monday 5th December at 10am. The new food retail store will be open for students, staff, and the local community.

“You’re not just a teacher, you’re a carer, who cares, no matter what.” Alumni, Chris Jones, had never considered a career in teaching but is now a teacher at Mount Wise Primary school after studying BEd Primary Education at Marjon later in

#12DaysOfMarjon Calling all pet lovers We have tried our best to get our furry friends in the festive spirit. Think you can do better?

A big welcome to the first cohort of Assistant Practitioner apprentices to have started at Marjon The Higher Level Apprenticeship Assistant Practitioner course is one of twelve new health programmes launching at the University this year. Claire

Have you been to see the latest exhibition in the Marjon Arts Centre? "This series of photographs, documents artworks displayed within the domestic spaces of participants' homes. The photographs force the viewer to reconsider the process of