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May 16, 2022 via TwitterWe want to know, where is your favourite place on campus? https://t.co/Pzt4Do7IPP
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August 18, 2022 via TwitterA message from Rob Warner, Vice-Chancellor, on #AlevelResultsDay2022 You can apply through #Clearing now: https://t.co/jSsU4LLyp4 Or, pop along to campus (Thursday 18th, Friday 19th and Saturday 20th) between 10:00am – 3:00pm to find out more. No
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Plymouth Marjon University via FacebookAre you feeling nervous about living in halls in September? We have got you. Introducing Ania, one of our Resident Student Assistants ❤
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August 09, 2022 via TwitterRT @gillianfewings: #NationalBookLoversDay and to celebrate, here's a note from the 1854 governors minutes, recording a leaving gift of £1.…
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June 30, 2022 via TwitterInterested in applying through Clearing? Complete our Clearing form and hear back from our Admissions team: https://t.co/Oir9dd8SnT
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Plymouth Marjon University via FacebookAre you curious about people and their behaviour? Immerse yourself in this practical course - we believe you learn through doing so you'll do lots of practical research to help you understand theoretical concepts Find out more:
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Plymouth Marjon University via FacebookHappy Easter to our students, staff and friends. Looks like the Easter Bunny has had to call in some help this year... How many rabbits can you spot hiding around campus?
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Plymouth Marjon University via FacebookDid you know that it is World Autism Acceptance Week? It is thought that about 1 in 100 people are autistic - that is approximately 700,000 people in the UK. Autism is often misunderstood with lots of misconceptions being widely believed. Check out
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June 21, 2022 via TwitterRT @ania_jackowska: I absolutley love this place and so I am very excited to be given the oppurtunity to be the LGBTQ+ societies president!…
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Plymouth Marjon University via FacebookResearchers at Marjon have been working on a cross-border research programme called The FLAVOUR Project. The project has been making meals with surplus foods to promote sustainability, support people get into jobs, and help reduce food waste.
