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Small university. Big heart. UNDERGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2022
We’ve been changing lives for 180 years.
We’re the university that cares.
And you’re invited.
Marjon does care about each person, and you’re not just a
number. You’re an individual that everyone gets to know.
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Find your perfect course It’s important to choose a course you’re actually interested in.
You must have a real passion for the course!
Georgia, Forensic Investigation
Course listing 48-129 Teacher Training 88
Routes into teaching 90
Physical Education in Secondary Education (with QTS) BEd (Hons) 92
Arts & Culture 48 Primary Education (with QTS) BEd (Hons) 94
Acting BA (Hons) 50 Primary Education - Early Years (with QTS) BEd (Hons) 95
English BA (Hons) 52 Science and Mathematics in Secondary Education BEd (Hons) 96
Journalism / Journalism (Sport) BA (Hons) 54-55
Journalism with Photography BA (Hons) 56 Health & Wellbeing 98
Liberal Arts BA (Hons) 58 Health & Wellbeing Practitioner BSc (Hons) 100
Musical Theatre BA (Hons) 59 Osteopathic Medicine Master of Osteopathic 102
Medicine (MOst) - Integrated Masters
Social Sciences & Humanities 60 Psychology BSc (Hons) 103
Criminology BA (Hons) 62 Psychotherapy and Counselling BSc (Hons) 104
Criminology with Psychology BSc (Hons) 63 Speech and Language Therapy BSc (Hons) 106-107
English Language and Communication BSc (Hons) 64 Sport & Exercise Psychology BSc (Hons) 108
Forensic Investigation BSc (Hons) 66 Sport Rehabilitation and Conditioning BSc (Hons) 109
History BA (Hons) 67 Sports Therapy BSc (Hons) 111
Business 68 Sport, Physical Education & Coaching 112
Business BSc (Hons) 70 Which sport course is right for you? 114
Leadership and Management for Business BA (Hons) 71 Football Coaching and Development BA (Hons) 116
Football Science BSc (Hons) 118
Education, Communities & Children 72 Football Science with Professional Practice Year BSc (Hons) 118
Early Childhood Studies BA (Hons) 74 Physical Education (non QTS) BA (Hons) 120
Early Years / Teaching and Learning FdA 76-77 Physical Education with Dance BA (Hons) 122
Education and Management BA (Hons) 78 Sport Business Management BSc (Hons) 123
Outdoor Adventure Education BA (Hons) 80 Sport Coaching and Physical Education BA (Hons) 125
Outdoor Learning in Early Years & Primary Education BA (Hons) 82 Sport Development and Coaching FdA 126
Primary Education BA (Hons) 83 Sport Development and Coaching BA (Hons) 127
Psychology and Education BSc (Hons) 85 Sport and Exercise Science BSc (Hons) 128-129
Special Educational Needs & Disability Studies BA (Hons) 86
Youth and Community Work BA (Hons) 87
See page 150-151 for Index
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Our students say it best Dear all,
I’m Rob, the Vice-Chancellor of the University.
Choosing your university may be one of the biggest decisions of
your life so far. And we recognise that choosing a university right
now has many challenges. You’ll want to find a University that’s
Our students and graduates will be your guide right for you, and each of you will have differing priorities: perhaps
throughout this prospectus. it’s about finding a place you can really be yourself, where you can
be part of great clubs and societies, study hard, meet friends for
We’ve asked them to tell you about Marjon in their own words. life, and prepare yourself for your graduate career.
The last year has taught us all to be ready for uncertainty, but I
want to personally reassure you about some certainties at Marjon.
We’ll welcome you in. You’ll be part of a close-knit, caring
community. Our students call it the Marjon family. You’ll be
able to genuinely connect with your lecturers and course
mates, because we are a university on a human scale.
Lydia Joseph Laura
Strength and Conditioning We’ll listen to you. We are not only genuinely friendly but also
Osteopathic Medicine Outdoor Adventure Education
proactive and supportive; what matters to you matters to us.
We actively listen and work with students to make constant
improvements to your life with Marjon.
We’ll help you succeed. Whatever your dream - to be offered
your perfect job, to work abroad or to start your own business
– you’ll find expert staff to help you, both while you study and
Cully Georgia Lynn after you graduate.
Sports Development with Forensic Investigation Special Educational Needs Marjon is almost
I think Marjon is a wonderful community to be part of. I’m
Sports Management and Disability Studies like a big family confident that as you explore, you’ll discover why so many
and everyone students love being a part of the Marjon family. We’re the small
knows everybody. university, with a big heart.
Lydia, Osteopathic
Medicine Good luck as you embark upon such an important life phase.
We’re with you all the way.
Lauren Laura Jack
Outdoor Adventure Outdoor Adventure Education Journalism graduate 2020
Education graduate 2020,
President of Marjon
Student Union Professor Robert Warner
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Choose a university
that cares No. 1 in England
for student satisfaction
We don’t know what life will bring us in We’ve always followed the same principles:
2022, but we do know we’ll always treat always fair, always listening and responding,
always focused on your success. So in 2020:
you right. Because we always have.
✓ We quickly refunded rent when students
In 1840, we welcomed students from the local couldn’t live in their accommodation.
workhouse to train as teachers, shocking the
✓ We created a ‘safety net’ assessment policy
politicians of the time. Our founders knew it was
to ensure students’ work wasn’t
If you’re choosing a university, you’ll know you can’t be certain about the right thing to do.
disadvantaged by the pandemic.
everything. After the wars, some student soldiers came ✓ We created a hybrid learning style to enable
home to discover they couldn’t study at their high quality, relationship-based learning even
But you should be confident about how you’ll be treated.
former universities due to their injuries. Marjon if students couldn’t come to campus.
Marjon is small, which means we get to you know, and we put you first. welcomed them in.
✓ We supported isolating students with
And in the 1950s, some men’s colleges couldn’t emergency food boxes, hot food deliveries to
even imagine appointing a female tutor. Marjon their door, outside exercise and phonecalls to
did it. check their wellbeing.
We’ll We’ll We’ll
e help you
welcom listen to
you in you succeed
No. 1 in England No. 6 in UK No. 7 in UK
for student satisfaction for university facilities for courses & lecturers
The Complete University Guide WhatUni Student Choice Awards WhatUni Student Choice Awards
2021 published June 2020 published June 2020
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My advice is to use your
Personal Development Tutor Personal Development Tutors.
Your Personal Development Tutor will meet with They all want you to do well.
you individually and in groups, to help you with Lynn, Special Educational Needs
anything from getting the most from course and Disability Studies
work and placements, to developing your
strengths.
Online learning
Acquire, Improve, Master (AIM) You’ll have an online learning platform to help
These free sessions are incredibly popular and you to prepare for your taught sessions and to
are run through the library and Digital Innovation review them afterwards. Most sessions are
team. They cover areas such as critical thinking, recorded, so you can replay them afterwards.
academic writing, organising information, and You’ll find all the course specific materials you
dissertation masterclasses. need here.
Support for those with specific Library and information team
Helping you learning difficulties University level study means a lot of
A surprising number of students only get independent study time. Our library team will
diagnosed with a specific learning difficulty such teach you how to find and use information. The
as dyslexia or dyspraxia when they arrive at library is also a great space for quiet work or
academically
Marjon. If you have a diagnosis, we offer regular group work, with spectacular views of Plymouth
one-on-one support sessions to help you get to inspire you.
the most from your learning, and we share
different approaches and techniques to help you
to prove what you’re capable of.
When you first start, someone
If you’re nervous about studying at University level, gets assigned to you as your
don’t worry. We’re there to help you. tutor. You can always book a
meeting even if it’s got nothing
to do with academic work.
My tutor read my personal statement and They’re always happy to have
emailed me straight away, so it was nice a chat and just help you out as
because I’ve been in contact with her from and when you need it.
the moment I applied through to final year.
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Laura, Strength and Conditioning Sports Management
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Open spaces,
fresh air
Our campus is a breath of fresh air. There are
green spaces, woodland ponds, deckchairs, a gym
and pool, and amazing views over Plymouth and I like how there’s always something happening
the sea. There’s a theatre, bar and loads of places on campus. Because it’s all so close by you feel
to relax and catch up with friends. connected, there’s a sense of community that
you’re all there together.
It’s a good place to be.
Joseph, Outdoor Adventure Education
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What’s your happy
place on campus? Middle floor of the library! Gotta
love it, you get the sunlight
streaming through it, I even
fell asleep there once. And
beautiful views.
Barjon – it’s nice and sociable Joseph, Outdoor Adventure
but you can sit there quietly in Education
the day and just do your work.
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Sports Management
My favourite place is the
bottom rugby field. In first year
I used to go walking at night,
if you stand there and look up
you can see loads and loads of
Definitely the swimming pool stars. Meeting a load of deer
and the climbing wall! It’s nice on there was not so fun!
to have everything you need Lydia, Osteopathic Medicine
right there on campus.
Lauren, Student Union President
The
Grandstand
I love the café, it’s
wooded area, quieter than
it’s really nice the canteen
and relaxing, but you can get
there’s a little food and
stream running coffee and do
through. your work.
Laura M,
Georgia, Forensic
Strength and
Investigation
Conditioning
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Esther
Welcome Team manager
We have a team of ten students on the Welcome Team, and our aim is to
help others. Whether that’s by helping you find your way around, handing
you the pile of parcels you’ve been waiting for, or offering you a friendly
face and a moment of calm on your way into campus.
I’m always impressed by customer service that leaves me smiling and
feeling valued. This, to me, is what it’s all about. We can’t resolve every
issue, though we do try. One thing we can always do, is make people smile.
I’ve felt so welcomed to the Marjon community. If I can make anyone else
feel as appreciated and valued as I’ve been, then it can only be a
wonderful thing.
Esther Tonna-Morgan
Chaplaincy is my happy place. If you want quiet time, you can just sit and
reflect. It’s serene and quiet, you can sit and have your lunch and a cup of tea
and there’s always someone to talk to.
Lynn, Special Educational Needs and Disability Studies
WE ARE MARJON
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Accommodation
Our on-site accommodation makes university life All students are able to apply for campus
easy. There’s a 24/7 games room and cinema, a I live in halls, you leave your accommodation. For first year students we can
theatre and a bar and the arts café, along with the building and you know guarantee you either a room on campus or in
off-site University-approved accommodation.
sport centre, for life outside study. everyone you meet. It is a
Benefits of living on campus are:
sense of community because
Your room, your lecture theatre, your lunch and the you know your neighbours. A safe environment with 24/7 on-campus
pool are all together on the same site, meaning you support through duty staff and resident
Georgia, Forensic Investigation student assistants.
spend more time doing the things that count, and less
Owned and managed by the University, so no
time commuting. surprise fees.
Bills and broadband are included (and
broadband support).
Contents insurance included.
Paid for 42 weeks a year with a 10 week gap
Everything’s there – you don’t have to figure out
from mid-July to September.
travel times. You need to leave just before your
For first years on campus, buying a Dining in
lecture because it’s only a two-minute walk. Card is obligatory which gives you around
Cully, Sports Development with Sports Management £19.50 per week to spend on campus food
(shop, canteen or Grandstand café). This
means you’ll keep eating even if you’ve spent
all your money elsewhere!
16 Admissions: +44 (0)1752 636890 admissions@marjon.ac.uk Admissions: +44 (0)1752 636890 admissions@marjon.ac.uk 17What are the costs?
To help you plan, these are the costs for our accommodation in 2020-21.
Rental costs will increase annually.
Name Type Cost in Flat size Number Typical Gender
2020 of flats ablutions mix
En-suite £116 5 rooms 12 flats Individual Mixed
room with shared
Coleridge Hall kitchen/
Kay-Shuttleworth diner
Hall Standard £100 6 rooms 6 flats 3 showers or Single sex
Tufnell Hall room with shared bathrooms
kitchen/ and 3 toilets
diner per flat
Wheel- £116 6 rooms 2 flats Individual in Mixed
chair with shared wheelchair
The Village – most of the time it’s a lot more chilled, a bit more grown-up, it’s
access kitchen/ access room +
good for people who’ve taken a year or two out. You can all cook together, it diner 2 bathrooms
feels more like a family home.. and 2 toilets
Dix Hall
Georgia, Forensic Investigation Standard £100 6 rooms 4 flats 3 bathrooms
room with shared and 3 toilets
kitchen/
diner
Standard £100 9 rooms 18 flats 3 showers Single sex
Cromwell Hall
room with shared and 2 toilets
Hudson Hall kitchen/
diner
Clark Hall
Small or £96- 3, 4 and 5 12 x 5 bed Mixed
1 or 2
single £106 bed houses houses
Houses in the bathrooms
student village room 24 x 4 beds with 2 toilets
per house
2 x 3 beds
Apply at: marjon.ac.uk/student-life/accommodation
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Vice-President of Marjon LGBTQ+ Society
What are the other options?
I came out as transgender in college and Marjon was the first place I was
If you live locally you may decide to stay at home, and many students find openly out without judgement. I decided to join the LGBTQ+ society when I
this can save them money. was in a low place and have since made new friends and been able to
connect with the LGBTQ+ community at Marjon.
If you do want to live in Plymouth here are some factors to consider
To stay connected is more important than ever during these times and we
when choosing accommodation or comparing us to other universities.
must remember that some students will have to hide their identities at
home. Luckily for me, my family are very accepting of my identity.
On campus Private landlord in Purpose built student
house in Plymouth apartments in Plymouth To me, Pride is a reminder. I’m privileged to live in a time where I can be
open about my gender identity. My hope is that our small society continues
Cost £-££ £ £££
to grow, to provide a place where anyone can be accepted for who they are
Commute No Yes - easy bus ride Yes - easy bus ride and see themselves represented at Marjon.
Utility bills included Yes - Normally but can be Yes - usually
unlimited limited Charlie Mudd
Broadband included Yes No (rarely) Yes - usually
Gym on site Yes No No - not usually
Security on site Yes No Sometimes
Maintenance on site Yes No Sometimes
Library on site Yes No No
Food on site Yes No - but close by No - but close by
Committed to how 42 weeks Varies Varies WE ARE MARJON
many weeks/year?
Lie-in for 9am lecture YES! No No
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Explorers have set out from Plymouth for
hundreds of years.
There are more than 50 Plymouths in the
world, but only one original.
Our campus has far reaching views, with Dartmoor
behind us and Plymouth and the open ocean before us.
“Britain’s Ocean City” is a place of adventure and
exploration. It’s the perfect place to live, study and try
new things.
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and you’ve got beaches. And all three are on your doorstep. Holsworthy Tor, Burrator.
Cully, Sports Development with Sports Management Cully, Sports Development with Sports Management
Royal William Yard is really pretty, nice food places all around, very tranquil,
next to the water. A great place to visit if you’re new to Plymouth.
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Coronavirus Support Team
3rd Year Outdoor Adventure Education
I like Bircham Valley nature reserve just over the road, through the woods. It’s
really peaceful and calm, there’s a load of deer there, squirrels, wildlife, it feels
quite isolated even though you’re in a city.
I joined the Coronavirus Wellbeing Team so that I could help students who
Joseph, Outdoor Adventure Education are isolating. We call them to check on them, and help them get outside for
exercise and fresh air. It’s been so rewarding knowing that I’m helping
those that could be struggling. I’m also Resident Student Assistant, our job
is to support those living on campus, so I know what it means to care for
students.
Central Park’s quite good, you can walk, you’ve got mini golf and foot golf, and
you can walk into town afterwards. I had to isolate back in October, so I know it’s hard. The university were so
good to my flat, and I wanted to offer the same to others. We let them
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know they can get through this. Sometimes a chat is all you need to lift
your mood.
I chose to do this so I could give something back. Marjon has always been a
supportive place and I couldn’t imagine being at any other university.
Becky Barber
WE ARE MARJON
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outside your studies
Disability Inclusion and Advice
Service
Student Support is phenomenal. They’ve helped me all the way through.
We support students with physical disabilities,
Lynn, Special Educational Needs and Disability Studies mental ill health, or specific learning difficulties
such as dyslexia and dyspraxia. Eligible students
meet their support tutor on a weekly basis
throughout their whole time at University.
Counselling Wellbeing appointments
Our counselling service is confidential, and can We hold daily drop-ins where we will assess what
be booked directly by students. Students have sort of support you need and ensure that you
up to six sessions which can support them back get the right sort of help.
on their feet, or help them to manage until they
can get NHS support. Student Life Officers
Our Student Life Officers cover around the clock
Funding support
to ensure that students living on campus have a
We will support you with budgeting, maximising support network. A team of Resident Student
your student funding, and resolving funding Assistants help them so that any resident
concerns, and can also help with loans or grants student knows who to call on when needed.
from our hardship fund. Between them, they organise social activities as
well.
Chaplaincy
Our Chaplains are the heart of the University -
there for students in good times and in bad.
They won’t judge, but will listen, and help, and be
a calming presence in those moments when you
might need it.
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extraordinary times
When the future is hard to predict, it helps to learn
from the past.
Here’s what our students have said about the last year; learning
during a pandemic.
We hit lockdown as we were finishing All the lecturers have been really
our dissertations. It was hard not to supportive, which we really needed
be on campus but our lecturers gave in the first lockdown. They gave us
It’s still been very hands on for us. I have a mentor in student support.
us so much help to finish. time to adapt to changes.
They’ve managed to make all the I know she’s there when I need
Jack, Journalism graduate 2020 Cully, Sports Development with labs safe – Marjon has definitely her. She’s been emailing me in
Sports Management
adapted to make sure we can get lockdown and I know if I do ever
the best out of the learning. need something, someone is there
Georgia, Forensic Investigation to help me.
A couple of our lecturers did
Laura, Strength and Conditioning
pre-recorded content and then
we did two hour live sessions on it Our course lead has an hour set aside
afterwards. We all found we were each week for each year group to
doing really well because we could feed back anything about the course In third and fourth year we do a lot
do the content in our own time and at all, it’s been really helpful for clinics. of clinical placements. There’s been We have to give feedback every
at our own pace. We passed that on They’re always there, even though so much time and resource into week on our course, and my
to other lecturers that we thought they still work in the profession, we’ve making sure our placements run lecturer addresses it before she
that worked really well for us, and so had a lot of contact and he’ll tell us really safely. That’s been one of the starts the next lecture, so it always
they did the same. the following week what changes biggest things – everything’s been feels like we have a say on how
have been made for us. done to not let that suffer. we’re learning.
Cully, Sports Development with
Sports Management Lydia, Osteopathic Medicine Lydia, Osteopathic Medicine Georgia, Forensic Investigation
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stay active
Photo by: Sara Jane Vanstone
Sport and Health Centre
This is for everyone. Keeping your body fit and well is a critical part If you live on campus, the
of being healthy for study, and we highly recommend you take Sports teams gym’s only a two minute walk.
advantage of having a world class centre on site. There’s a gym, We have a range of levels of sports teams, with
Laura, Strength and Conditioning
pool, sport therapy clinic, tennis courts and many classes. some training hard and others taking a more
relaxed approach. Whatever your level, if you
want to be part of a team, you’ll be welcomed.
Opportunities for students
Some teams play every week, travelling the
country to play other university teams. And ✓ Health clinics onsite such as Sports Therapy.
most Wednesday afternoons, we host teams ✓ Community sports coaching onsite.
from other universities on our campus, so ✓ Work in the Sport and Health Centre.
everyone can come and cheer our teams on. ✓ Get experience with professional clubs and
We have hockey, football, rugby and lacrosse ✓ organisations through our partnerships.
pitches.
The Marjon Sports Federation supports our If you’re on a sport-based course, there are even
teams to play against other universities, and more facilities for your studies behind the
each year we compete against University of scenes. Visit: marjon.ac.uk/virtual-tour
Plymouth in a Varsity festival. Our Captains of
sports teams play a critical role, working closely
with the Sports Federation on training,
inclusivity, and student engagement in sport.
The range of sports teams and
Sport Scholarships clubs is great, and if you get the
If you play to a high standard, you could be
numbers you can start your
eligible for a sport scholarship. You could be own club.
awarded a cash bursary, free sport therapy and Jack, Journalism graduate 2020
sport centre membership, or other benefits. You
can find out more on pages 140-141.
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✓ Join a club or society.
✓ Set up your own club or society (we’ll help you).
Really go to as
to get involved
many events as you
✓ Complete a placement in a relevant industry. can. Don’t exhaust
✓ Get a leadership position in a club or society, help to fundraise yourself, but throw
for it, or organise an event. yourself in it a bit –
✓ Get a job as a Student Ambassador, or apply to be a Resident the more people you
Student Assistant, helping other students.
Top 5 ✓ Become a Course Representative, working with members of
meet, the more likely
you will meet people
university academic staff to improve the course experience.
who are like-minded.
in the UK ✓ Sit on one of many possible committees or boards, providing Getting those early
Because we’re small, we are a friendly environment in representation right at the top of the University.
for student voice connections is really
which everyone can prove their leadership capabilities. ✓ Study or volunteer abroad.
important.
✓ Run to be a Student Union Officer. Elections are in March.
We firmly believe in your potential, and we’ll help you National Student Survey 2020 Joseph, Outdoor
✓ Attend free IT training sessions to develop your work-
to prove it to the world. Adventure Education
readiness.
✓ Enter the annual Innovation Challenge.
✓ Apply to be the Student Speaker at your Graduation.
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Student IT support advisors, Library Assistants, Laboratory Assistants,
and Student Support and Wellbeing Assistants.
Student Ambassador Marjon Change Maker Social Media Champion
I work a variety of events from I am running a project to find I work together with the
summer schools to open days, out more about improving the Marketing team to take
doing so around all my student experience during photographs, write copy and
university studies and extra covid. I’m gaining project make films to promote uni
curricular activities. management experience and events and student success.
Working during
Beth, Sport Coaching and making a difference for Sara-Jane, Journalism
Physical Education students.
Jade, Business
your degree
Resident Student Test Centre Assistant Welcome Desk
Assistant I help students and staff get Ambassador
I really enjoy working with tested, talk them through the I work on the front desk,
At Marjon, we offer as much work to students as we process and help them to
students and am passionate welcoming staff and students
can. This helps you financially and gives you about their welfare and mental feel safe. to the campus. I also work in
professional experiences and training to develop your wellbeing. I offer advice and Alex, Childhood Practice the coronavirus support team,
future career. support to students and if I calling students who are
cannot help, I know someone isolating to check they are OK.
that can. Maddison, Psychotherapy and
Joe, Psychotherapy and Counselling
Counselling
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your future
We get extra qualifications
Course specific support during the course, so by the
For many courses, for example those leading to a time you graduate you’re ready
professional qualification and specific career,
for work.
your tutors will be a critical link to your future
career. They will help you with placements, with Laura, Strength and Conditioning
meeting key employers and with gaining the
experience you need to get your dream role.
They’ll also challenge your assumptions and help
One-to-one coaching meetings
you to get different types of experiences.
One-to-one sessions can help you to think
through your career choices, help with a specific
Careers support
application or get you ready for an interview. You
The Futures team offers support to all students
can also get support online or by phone.
to develop the skills needed to get your perfect
role, and to progress in it quickly.
In our third year we have an employability module. You Networking sessions
do practice interviews, application forms and Futures These sessions will give you the practical
support to help you gain the confidence to meet
are really good: they’ll help you look at your options
new people who may be helpful in your career.
and break it down in simple terms. We have a lot of The Futures team have been an
You’ll leave people with a positive first
organisations come in to work with us and they often amazing help with making my CV impression and know how to ask for help you
offer jobs to people. It does give you an idea of what more interesting and applying might need.
you might want to do – you can get contacts and for jobs well. I wouldn’t have my
keep in touch with them. current job without them. Application techniques
Cully, Sports Development with Sports Management Bryn, Student Change Maker Applying for jobs successfully isn’t instinctive;
it’s a skill you need to learn. We’ll show you how.
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All students have the opportunity to travel abroad.
One day, the world will open up again, and we’ll be ready to help you
to take advantage of that. Our Going Places fund supports
students to go an educational experience abroad. And on some
courses you can spend a semester abroad, for example in an
American university.
Students who go abroad are:
5% 7%
MORE likely to be
6%
MORE likely to gain in ‘graduate’ jobs HIGHER salaries
1st or 2:1 degree six months after six months after
graduation graduation
Outcomes for students who go abroad, compared to those who don’t reported in
UK (2017-18) Gone International: Mobility Works. Report on the 2015-16 graduating cohort.
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Welcoming you It’s really easy to go in for a chat
Throughout covid, they’ve shown and to have a say in what’s going
The Student Union traditionally starts the year
how hard working and caring they are. with a series of activities known as Freshers’ on. They’re really easy to talk to
The new freshers coming in really Week. They run a wide variety of events to and they’ll always try to help if
needed opportunities to socialise so ensure that everyone can find people they click they can.
they made sure there were events for with, and can quickly feel at home.
Cully, Sports Development with
people to meet each other safely. Sports Management
Laura, Strength and Conditioning Representing you
The Student Union plays a critical role
representing the student body in many senior Entertaining you
level meetings. They may also represent you in The SU runs many events throughout the year,
individual meetings, or act as a guide or mentor including Varsity, which is a week of sporting
when needed. rivalry vs University of Plymouth; the May Ball,
and Leavers’ Dinner. Along with other parts of
the University, they also run quieter activities
like film nights, charity fundraisers, trips to IKEA
I think what’s really good is how
or fish and chips by the lighthouse.
easily accessible the Student
Union is on social media. They Campaigning for you
keep everything posted, they
The SU also runs campaigns on topics which
give a lot of information which is students are passionate about. In recent years
really useful, like covid updates. these have included mental health awareness,
Laura, Strength and Conditioning men’s health, and sexual harassment and
discrimination.
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BSc (Hons) Forensic Investigation
Starting at uni may be nerve-wracking,
but there’s loads of people to help you.
Once you apply, we’ll keep you updated and
make sure you can connect to course mates and
lecturers and can start preparing for your
studies.
If you’re planning to live on campus, we’ll share
loads of information about what to bring and help
you to meet your flatmates. I travelled all over the country with my three children to see different
universities. This opened my eyes. I thought it was absolutely amazing
that there was so much on offer. It got me thinking, would it be
something that I’d enjoy doing myself?
Go to all the events - don’t just Freshers’ fair is really good to go I made the bold decision to go back to study, so I went to night classes
stay with your flatmates, go to along to – all the societies and and it snowballed from there.
everything, get involved and sports clubs are there and you’ll I chose Marjon because I felt at home, it’s such a small, inclusive place,
throw yourself out there as meet people like you. which is perfect for me as a mature student. I’m in my fifties and I was
much as you can! Lydia, Osteopathic Medicine worried I wouldn’t fit in. It wasn’t like that at all, everyone has been really
Cully, Sports Development with welcoming.
Sports Management One of my biggest concerns before starting Marjon was that after I’d
I’ve always said to first years graduated, no one would want to hire me. I’m realising now though that it
– make friends with Sports is actually quite the opposite. I’m doing work experience in different
The chaplaincy puts on loads Therapy and Rehab students places as part of my course and I’ve learned that if anything, my life
of events, like a film night, a experience is an asset.
because they always need their
barbecue, so if you want a practical hours. If you do get
Geraldine Gillies
quieter night you can do that. injured you can get the support
Lynn, Special Educational Needs so easily!
and Disability Studies
Cully, Sports Development with
Sports Management
WE ARE MARJON
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won’t get the grades, they just
need to hold their nerve and go
for it. There’s a chance it might
not work out, but if you go for
it – it can!
Joseph, Outdoor Adventure
Education
What do I need to get in?
How to apply
You can apply on UCAS at: www.ucas.com for all English Language requirements
At Marjon we do not just look at your full-time undergraduate applications. You can All undergraduate students applying to us need
expected grades, we look at the whole apply direct to us for part-time courses, or to have GCSE English Language grade C or grade
person to understand your potential postgraduate courses (not PGCEs) at: 4 or an acceptable equivalent, such as Level 2
marjon.ac.uk/courses/applying/applydirect Functional Skills (not acceptable for professional
and what you have to offer.
courses).
What if I’m asked for interview?
Entry requirements are listed on individual I’m not predicted to get high enough grades
course pages and on course pages online. Your course page tells you if you need to come If you are an international student, including EU
At Marjon you are not just a series of numbers or
If you don’t meet these, it’s still worth for interview or audition. students who do not have Settled or Pre-Settled
letters – we review every personal statement
contacting our admissions team to talk status, you may have to prove your English
carefully. We are looking for your passion for the
through your options. Being invited to interview is a great chance to Language skills with an IELTS Academic test
subject, your experience and other personal
learn more about the university and decide if it’s (International English Language Test System)
attributes such as your grit and determination.
Why do entry requirements vary so much? right for you. Almost all students say they really which covers four skills; listening, reading,
We might ask for additional information, such as
enjoy them, though that may be hard to believe if writing and speaking. Go to www.ielts.org for
Courses leading to a professional status tend to through a phone call or face to face meeting or
you’re feeling nervous! more information. This is a UKVI Visa
require higher grades. But if this is your dream an additional essay. We’ll always aim to give you
requirement for people applying from any
and you don’t have the required grades, we may a fair hearing.
Go to page 133 for our top interview tips and country outside the UK. However, there are
be able to suggest an alternative course which
look at: some exceptions so please contact
can help you to move towards your goal. You What qualifications do you accept?
marjon.ac.uk/courses/applying/interviews admissions@marjon.ac.uk for clarification.
could also start with a two-year Foundation We accept many types of qualifications,
Here you will find detailed information on
degree. We have many students who take a including A levels, BTECs, Access to HE diplomas
interviews by course.
slightly different route but achieve their goal in and CACHE diplomas.
the end.
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ARTS & CULT URE
ARTS & CULT URE
Courses in this section:
Acting BA (Hons)
English BA (Hons)
Journalism BA (Hons)
Journalism (Sport) BA (Hons)
Journalism with Photography BA (Hons)
Liberal Arts BA (Hons)
Musical Theatre BA (Hons)
The Workshop on the BBC campus was my Worth exploring if: Why is Marjon a great choice?
favourite place to be – it’s a facility for the You enjoy new ideas and creative thinking. Easy access to facilities for students,
Journalism and Acting students. It really You want to learn how to communicate including a base on the BBC campus, a large
brilliantly; to engage, inform, provoke or theatre, photography studio and media
accelerated the degree for me – it’s nice to be in
entertain. suites.
a working environment.
You want to understand big, sometimes Taught by industry experts.
Jack, Journalism graduate
provocative ideas and how they are formed, Strong working links with relevant
communicated and challenged. organisations to support your career after
studying.
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BA (Hons)
Entertain, engage and challenge an audience. There isn’t a clear-cut answer as
UCAS code W410
to why I love acting, I could tell you
This degree uses high-intensity workshops to develop your acting
UCAS points 96 that I love it because I step out of
skills in line with demands of the industry. Each year group works as a
tight-knit theatre company who support each other’s development. my own world to being somebody
Length You will have opportunities to experience rehearsing and performing completely different on stage.
ARTS & CULT URE
ARTS & CULT URE
3 years full-time. under professional direction, and you'll develop acting skills for stage The truth is, I love being able to
and media. You will also learn how to devise, write and produce your
spread messages through multiple
Entry Requirements own performance work.
A levels: different platforms, I love thinking
CCC Why this course at Marjon? outside the box with my work and
BTEC: Taught by professionals with current industry experience. allowing audiences to create their
MMM Write and produce your own performances, in line with the own tales from the visual stories I
Access to HE Diploma: demands of producing innovative modern theatre. show.
23-45 Level 3 credits at Work and study in a 300-seat theatre and black box studio within
Distinction or Merit with the vibrant Marjon Arts Centre.
a minimum of 6 credits at My time at Marjon taught me how
Prepare for multimedia acting in our TV and radio studios on the
Distinction. BBC campus. to overcome life’s challenges, and
create powerful and meaningful
Plus What might I become? work. I’ve learnt about the ability
GCSE in English Language This course is aimed at helping you become a working actor. Our to communicate articulately, and
C/4 or above, or equivalent. graduates have gone on to use their skills in a range of contexts
how I can get the ideas inside my
including; theatre, media, voice over, corporate acting, workshop
Audition. own head and translate them to an
facilitation, making and producing their own work and postgraduate
study. You will gain a degree, a working CV, show reel, voice reel, and audience.
numerous contacts with industry professionals, providing a strong
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network from which to launch your career.
for more I’m glad I came to Marjon, I’ve made
course
lifelong friends and have amassed a
details Course Snapshot priceless amount of knowledge that
I know will support and elevate me
Holly
View the course online for Third year, Acting in my career.
further information
Over the past three years, I have been given opportunities that I
marjon.ac.uk/act wouldn’t get anywhere else. In my second year I performed at The Samater Ahmed
Minack Theatre in Cornwall - there was a moment I remember Freelance Actor - Beyond Face
standing on the stage staring out to sea - it was stormy and cold - I
Become a member of The thought to myself, “this is what I am trained for”. I have been pushed Theatre Company
Actor’s Wheel Theatre outside my of comfort zone, but for the better. Professional Profile
Company with other module in the third year is run by industry experts - I had my headshots
performing arts students taken, created voice and showreels, attended masterclasses, and
now have the confidence to put myself forward for interviews and
auditions. When I came to Marjon I had lost sight of where I wanted to
go, but I am now prepared and ready to start my PGCE in Secondary
Education with Drama at Marjon, and I aspire to complete a PhD in
Theatre Studies. Thank you, Marjon - for everything.
See modules in detail at marjon.ac.uk/act
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BA (Hons)
UCAS code Q3W8
UCAS points 96
Use your love of literature to explore new ideas.
If you love literature, you’ll enjoy the intellectual freedom of this
Alex
degree. The degree takes a thematic approach, where you will study BA (Hons) Journalism graduate, 2019
major literary ideas and how different writers, conventional or radical,
Length
ARTS & CULT URE
ARTS & CULT URE
have approached them. In particular, we’ll encourage you to read texts
3 years full-time.
from different voices and not just the traditional canon.
Entry Requirements This degree covers literature and language, teaching you above all to
A levels: think and write with precision and clarity.
CCC
Why this course at Marjon?
BTEC:
MMM We take an inclusive and innovative approach, so you won’t only
Access to HE Diploma: study the traditional canon and you’ll have plenty of freedom in
what to read.
23-45 Level 3 credits at
Distinction or Merit with Our small class sizes are perfect to push your thinking as you’ll
a minimum of 6 credits at always be involved in the debate.
Distinction. In your second year you’ll do individual projects or placements in
industry, which could include online teaching, copywriting,
Plus placements in schools, event management and magazine
I used to blog about human rights. I built up a following, and I loved it. I knew
publishing.
GCSE in English Language I wanted to do something that would let me write, or tell stories, every day.
C/4 or above, or equivalent. The South West has a thriving literary scene and has inspired
writers for centuries. The Journalism course at Marjon was perfect, it’s so hands-on. You get to
learn how to do Journalism, not just talk about it. The lecturers are so well
Scan QR What might I become?
connected that you get an abundance of placements. It equips you as a
for more Past students have secured work in various writing roles; in publishing,
course in the creative industries, or in communication. You may also move journalist and you are a journalist when you finish.
details into further postgraduate study for research or to teach.
I was a little bit lost before I started at Marjon. I would never in a million
years have thought I’d graduate with a first, start a graduate internship
View the course online for Course Snapshot straight away, and then go on to get a job as a journalist straight after that.
further information
marjon.ac.uk/eng Angela Berry Alex Green
Second year, English
Now into my second year, I am really appreciating the structure of
the whole course which is preparing students for the literary world
of today. Not only have I enjoyed the diverse range of literature but
the flexibility that allows for individuality. My favourite module so far
included an insight into the far-ranging disciplines of electronic social
media platforms. I'm looking forward to the third year where I'll be
studying the classics that I enjoy tremendously.
See modules in detail at marjon.ac.uk/eng
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Journalism (Sport)
BA (Hons)
Study on the BBC campus to fast-track your Course Snapshot
Why this course at Marjon?
UCAS code Work right on the BBC campus in the former Broadcasting House,
Journalism: P500 media career.
Rebecca now redeveloped as The Workshop.
Journalism (Sport): P314
ARTS & CULT URE
ARTS & CULT URE
Are you interested in the media, in how opinions are formed, in how Second year, Journalism Third years are paired with a BBC mentor, with one entire module
stories are told and in giving voice to those with no voice? If so, you In first year, we focused on taught by BBC journalists, producers and film makers.
UCAS points 96 could love a career in journalism. structure and language within On-campus newsroom packed with all the recording and
journalism to appeal to different broadcasting kit currently used by the pros with no charge for
Length On our Journalism degrees, you’ll enjoy working right on the BBC
audiences. We studied media equipment hire, and 24 hour access for students.
3 years full-time or campus in Plymouth, giving you incredible opportunities to learn
law and court reporting, as well
part-time options available. from, network with, and support one of the largest BBC centres in Professional software for editing film, magazine, newspaper and
as learning how to create a news
the country. online output.
package. Year 2 is very practical,
Entry Requirements You’ll have plenty of close involvement with current active journalists, with regular news weeks Regular live news days where you get to experience the
A levels: allowing you to learn about the industry from the industry. creating packages for TV, radio, professional expectations of a busy newsroom across print, radio,
CCC and online, which take place the internet and TV.
The Journalism courses run side by side, with each team tackling their at our amazing broadcasting Gain confidence in newspapers, digital publishing and broadcasting
BTEC:
relevant subject areas. The set-up replicates a busy newsroom. You facility, The Workshop. Finally, on radio and television.
MMM will produce articles for magazines, newspapers and online, as well as we worked as a group to write
Access to HE Diploma: developing packages for TV and radio. Opportunity to try out various roles including editing, presenting,
our own articles for Sound, a
23-45 Level 3 credits at magazine published by Marjon.
producing and news gathering.
Distinction or Merit with On either degree you’ll gain experience in all types of media; filming, Industry guests from the world of journalism, for example from
In the third year, we’ll be
presenting, writing and photography, making you highly employable, Match of the Day, The Guardian, ITV and the BBC.
a minimum of 6 credits at perfecting our skills across all
not only in journalism or the media but also in marketing or platforms, and spending a lot of
Distinction. In addition to our second year placement module, we also facilitate
communication disciplines. time in the studios. We will also regular work experience for our students across the region.
Plus You will become a highly skilled “people person”; adept at be making our own magazine,
understanding what people are interested in, how they might react and learning how to build
GCSE in English Language What might I become?
and what their needs are. You will also of course become an effective and implement a successful
C/4 or above, or equivalent. marketing campaign. Graduates have gained employment with the BBC, Channel 4, Twofour
and versatile writer and communicator. Productions (TV production) and a variety of online platforms. They
Interview.
In the classroom, you’ll study theory such as the legal issues affecting See modules in detail have also gone on to work in the media departments at professional
the industry, cross-platform publishing and court reporting. at marjon.ac.uk/ sports clubs, newspapers, magazines, national radio stations and
journ or websites, as well as in production, editing, PR and marketing.
View the course online for
Sports Journalism route marjon.ac.uk/spjo
further information
marjon.ac.uk/journ Sports Journalism offers many career routes including daily news,
covering major sporting events, or working for professional sports
clubs. You’ll have access to a vibrant sports community on the Marjon
Scan QR campus, with outstanding sports facilities bringing in stories from
for more local community sports to Olympic stars.
course
details
marjon.ac.uk/spjo The guest lecturers we have had over the three years have
been astonishing. From Sky Sports producers, Match of the
Scan QR Day commentators and BBC News editors, this really is the
for more place to be to get your name out there to employers.
course
details Jack, Journalism graduate
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BA (Hons)
A picture tells a thousand words. With this
UCAS code JPT1
degree, you can make that happen.
UCAS points 96
On this course, you will work with the other Journalism students,
Length learning all the relevant skills of modern journalism but with a distinct
ARTS & CULT URE
ARTS & CULT URE
3 years full-time. focus on photography. Within modern media, editors are aware that
the right picture sells a story and are looking for people with the
skillset to capture this. You will also develop powerful writing, editing,
Entry Requirements
film-making and people skills, which will mean you are in demand.
A levels:
CCC Why this course at Marjon?
BTEC:
Fantastic media facilities on site.
MMM
Access to HE Diploma: Degree developed with our partners Fotonow who specialise in
photography that tells a social impact story.
23-45 Level 3 credits at
Distinction or Merit with Close-knit industry links, giving you numerous networking
opportunities, including working on the BBC campus at our new
a minimum of 6 credits at
development The Workshop.
Distinction.
Get inspired by social action photography through our partner's
Plus work at www.fotonow.org
GCSE in English Language
C/4 or above, or equivalent. What might I become?
Interview. You might become a journalist or photo-journalist working locally,
nationally or internationally, with a particular focus on telling stories
through photography. Your skills would be transferable to many
Scan QR industries but particularly marketing or events.
for more
course
details Course Snapshot
Mike Baker
View the course online for Course Lead, Journalism with Photography
further information
In the first year you will learn about the fundamentals of journalism
marjon.ac.uk/jp and working in the media. You will learn the technical skills to capture
great photos and look at how good photos make good stories. In the
second year you will learn advanced camera techniques with a focus
on documentary photography and digital storytelling. In the third year
you will learn about photography in marketing, magazine production
and take on a dissertation project.
See modules in detail at marjon.ac.uk/jp
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BA (Hons) BA (Hons)
Pick and choose modules from a range of arts, Deepen your knowledge of the world of musical
UCAS code LIB1 UCAS code MST1
humanities and social science subjects. theatre.
UCAS points 96 UCAS points 96
Liberal Arts explores modules and subjects which are rooted in Musical theatre is an enduringly popular art form, which the world has
Length creative arts and humanities and develops students’ understanding of Length learned to appreciate in full in recent times. Once the world of theatre
ARTS & CULT URE
ARTS & CULT URE
3 years full-time wider social, cultural and political issues. Students will be introduced 3 years full-time. opens up again, audiences are ready to come roaring back. Successful
to the liberal arts approach to study and develop their critical thinking musicals can run for decades, touring internationally, and a lot of
by creating projects which draw on a range of disciplines. people are needed to keep all that jazz on the road. As well as
Entry Requirements Entry Requirements
performers, musical theatre requires writers, producers, technicians
A levels: Liberal Arts is a well-known degree choice in the USA. If you're A levels:
and other management roles to make it succeed.
CCC weighing up options across arts, humanities and social sciences, the CCC
BTEC: Liberal Arts degree could give you the range of intellectual topics you BTEC: On this course you will develop a portfolio of skills, ready for a variety
MMM desire. MMM of career opportunities in the industry.
Access to HE Diploma: Access to HE Diploma:
Why this course at Marjon? Why this course at Marjon?
5-45 Level 3 credits at 23-45 Level 3 credits at
Distinction or Merit with Students will experience a range of disciplines within their studies. Distinction or Merit with Taught by industry professionals.
a minimum of 6 credits at The programme develops critical and academic discourse and a minimum of 6 credits at Make and perform musical theatre that reflects, interrogates and
Distinction. essential transferable skills for the workplace. Distinction. enriches society.
This programme will produce free-thinking, curious citizens who Work and perform in a 300-seat theatre and black box studio
Plus understand their responsibility and impact within their Plus theatre.
GCSE in English Language communities. GCSE in English Language
c/4 or above or equivalent. C/4 or above, or equivalent. What might I become?
What might I become? You might become a performer, choreographer, director or writer
As critical thinkers and creative problem-solvers, graduates of a liberal Audition. within musical theatre, or use your acting, singing and dancing skills as
Scan QR arts degree will be well-suited to postgraduate study and careers a ‘triple threat’ performer in a range of other opportunities within the
for more across various sectors such as PR, journalism, civil service, politics, creative industries.
course media, libraries and archives. Scan QR
details for more
course Course Snapshot
Course Snapshot details
View the course online for
Josie Rudall
further information Sarah McAdam Second year, Musical Theatre
View the course online for
marjon.ac.uk/lib Director of School, Arts Humanities and Social Sciences further information The Musical Theatre course has enabled me to progress with my love
Being able to design your own course allows students to tailor their marjon.ac.uk/mt for theatre. Moving to online learning has been a big challenge, but
interests to their module choices. This is an exciting programme that we've kept a balance of practical and theory activities. It has been hard
encourages debate and uses an understanding of arts and humanities trying to perform in a much smaller space than normal, but everyone
to unpack the world we live in. has made it possible by staying positive and finding different ways
using technology to get around it.
See modules in detail at marjon.ac.uk/lib
Lockdown has definitely had an impact but with the help from the
university and my course leaders it has been a faultless transition.
For me, it has allowed me to dive into different ideas on how to make
a performance using limited facilities and resources and develop
skills such as editing and recording. However, I am looking forward to
getting back into the theatre space and seeing everyone’s fantastic
live performances.
See modules in detail at marjon.ac.uk/mt
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