#NotSoBlueMonday Did you know that petting a dog can benefit your mental health? Studies have shown that petting and playing with a dog can reduce stress related hormones and raises our levels of serotonin and dopamine - these are the hormones that

In 2022, Marjon partnered with University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust to launch a new programme, supporting children and young adults with their weight. Senior lecturer, Erica Eaton-Quinn, and Mike Prynn, the Health and Wellbeing coordinator, led a

Thinking about postgraduate study? Pop along to our Postgraduate Open Evening on Thursday 23rd February. There will be a course fair where you can chat to academics and discover more about their course and what it involves. We will also be joined by

We are pleased to announce that Professor Claire Taylor will join Plymouth Marjon University in May 2023 as the new Vice-Chancellor, following the retirement of Professor Rob Warner in December. Professor Taylor will join the University from her

“The thing I enjoy most is the broad range of topics, spanning across all aspects of health. Not only does it keep the course exciting, but it provides a broad knowledge base that can be applied to many professions - the skill sets earned are wide.

We are so proud of our sports community at Marjon. So many sporting memories will be held by our students past and present. What was your top sports memory from Marjon? (Who is going to be the first to mention our 2021 Varsity win?)