What to Expect

Students studying on a taught Masters’ programme can expect access to: a highly experienced University Tutor who will support and supervise students through their studies; the University’s on-line digital library and learning resources; a series of on-campus workshops aimed at supporting students through the research phase; high-quality learning facilities; timely, detailed and marked-up formative feedback from University Tutors on their research projects and dissertations; access to an alumni community to share best practice; practice-based tutorials where appropriate; information, advice, guidance and support with preparing for career development.

Find out more information about funding, TV licence information, transport, insurance and more by visiting the Getting Started page.

To guide you on your Postgraduate journey and develop you as an independent learner please take a look at the information on this page and explore more by visiting the Studying page.

Plymouth Marjon University provides a range of support services, including Academic Advice, Counselling, Disability & Inclusion, Funding Advice & Health & Wellbeing.  Please take a look at the information on this page and explore more by visiting the Introducing Services page.

It is vital that you enrol on-line prior to arrival at the university so that you can access your student funding and IT facilities when you get here. Just click here 

or type this address into your browser: www.marjon.ac.uk/onlinereg .

Please take a look at the information on this page and explore more by visiting the Before you Arrive page.

For information on how to get to the University please CLICK HERE

Find out more about the campus including important information about collecting your keys, registering with a doctor & more by visiting the Arriving page.

Find out more about accessing your University email, the library, The Marjon mobile app & more by visiting the First Weeks page.