Inconvenient Excellence: The Case for Marjon2030
3 October 2024 to 3 October 2024 | 3pm - 5pm | Plymouth MarjonUniversity
Inconvenient Excellence: The Case for Marjon2030
At Plymouth MarjonUniversity, we recognise the urgent need for higher education to address societal inequities and respond to the demands of our region. By 2035, the South West will require over half a million additional graduates, with a higher demand for advanced qualifications than the UK average. Marjonis proud to launch our new 2030 strategy which positions us to play a critical role in raising aspirations, addressing inequities, and fulfilling higher qualification demands.
By 2030, we will:
- Extend our reach and influence, becoming the leading provider of high-quality teaching, learning opportunities, research, and knowledge exchange for professional, public services, and community-facing sectors.
- Produce sought-after graduates who are innovative problem-solvers, equipped to inspire and improve their communities.
- Solidify our status as a valuable anchor institution, deeply integrated into the fabric of our city and region.
Our Mission and Vision
Mission: To end social inequity through life-changing teaching, learning, research, and knowledge exchange.
Vision: To be a beacon of opportunity and possibility, a generous and ethical partner of choice, and a role model for sustainable living, accessible and relevant to the people of Plymouth, the region, and beyond.
Join us to explore how Marjon2030 will shape the future, continuing our tradition of excellence with heart. Your presence and input will be invaluable as we embark on this exciting journey together.
Event schedule
3:00 - 3:15: Registration opens at Main Reception, with networking in The Hub.
3:15 - 3:25: Vice-Chancellor introduction to Marjon2030.
3:25 - 4:00: Student Union President, Liam Williams, hosting a discussion panel showcasing aspects of future strategy delivery:
- Student Success: Ensuring equal opportunities and exceptional experiences for all students.
- Research and Knowledge Exchange: Tackling real-world challenges with impactful, ethical research.
- Place and Social Purpose: Transforming lives and communities, committed to the common good.
Followed by a Q&A, with questions from the floor and those submitted in advance via email:events@marjon.ac.uk.
4:00 - 5:00 : Student-led mini campus tours showcasing the clinics, teaching spaces, sports facilities, and research hub on campus.
Please confirm your attendance by Monday 23 September.
We look forward to welcoming you and discussing how we can collectively drive forward the vision of Marjon2030 for the benefit of our City, the region and beyond.