‍⚕️ BSc (Hons) Health and Wellbeing Practitioner has been developed in consultation with NHS trusts to meet the increasing demand for NHS services, and the need for a different type of Health and Wellbeing professional to work within the NHS.

Bridget Kendall MBE, A long-standing and distinguished BBC News Correspondent, will be the key-note speaker at this year's Lord Caradon Lecture. Her speech is on 'The Roller Coaster Ride of Modern Day Anglo-Russian Relations'. Bridget's awards

Our last open day of 2019 is Wednesday 27 November. Join us to find out more about our courses and to meet our staff and students. Register now: https://www.marjon.ac.uk/courses/open-days/registration/

"Working at Camp America didn't really feel like work at all, because each day was rewarding and fun. It's been a great learning curve, which has taught me how to be the best version of myself. It increased my confidence, and further developed my

BSc (Hons) Psychotherapy & Counselling focuses on talking therapies. It prepares students for careers which support people's mental health and wellbeing. At Psychotherapy & Counselling Taster Evening you can meet the lecturers and ask any questions

Today we hosted our #ClimateEmergency Forum! ♻️❗️ We've had lots of exciting ideas developed by students, staff and guests, on how we respond to the Climate Emergency as a University. Amongst the inspiring guest speakers at the Forum was

Our staff, students and friends are invited to a Remembrance Day service at the University Chapel at 10.45am, to be followed by two minutes silence. 185 students from our founding colleges of St Mark and St John were killed in action during the

REMINDER: Climate Emergency Event on Monday 11 November in HDC 101. This is the schedule: - Introduction by Rob Warner, Vice-Chancellor - Plymouth City Council & Climate Emergency with Paul Elliot - Sustainable Active Transport in Plymouth with

The Marjon Memory Café provides an opportunity for people with dementia and other memory disorders and their family and carers to regularly meet up and exchange information and their experiences of living with memory problems. The Café runs in

"I took several years out of education after Sixth Form. I had, wrongly, decided in my mind that university was not for me. I suffered from a bit of a fear of stepping out of my comfort zone, and so I stayed close to home - although I was too proud