The Christmas season can be both joyous and sad. It is a time for families and friends to come together and have wonderful celebrations. But it is also a time for those on their own to feel very ...

The Ropes to Reefs project is one of 12 initiatives designed to support sustainable fisheries management that have received ...

Functional Imagery Training (FIT) is a unique approach to behaviour change that uses mental imagery to motivate change. FIT teaches people new ways of thinking about their immediate future to help ...

Our dedicated Employer Engagement Team work in partnership with employers, offering a tailored service depending on your business requirements and objectives. Explore this page for an overview of our ...

From links to our online payment portals to advice on sponsorship, tuition fee loans and debts – everything you need to know about paying your tuition fees. how to make a payment advice for students ...

Led by a team comprising community food researchers, University of Plymouth academics and students, and fruit and vegetable wholesaler Tamar Fresh, the successful project saw local residents given ...

Scientists have used 3D-printed components to create a robotic instrument that can autonomously monitor the earliest stages of development in any aquatic species. The LabEmbryoCam has been created ...

Antarctica’s turbidity currents and the role they play in helping to regulate Earth’s climate are to be studied for the first time through a groundbreaking international project. The Antarctic Canyon ...

Thank you to everyone who has submitted a nomination, we've had a fabulous response. Shortlisting will now take place. Details of our finalists will be released in February when the public vote opens.

The Plymouth Ethics Online System (PEOS) is a flexible web-based management system to help facilitate and streamline the ethical review process. PEOS is available to members of staff, postgraduate ...

Its success in the Outstanding Estates Team category comes after a period of significant change across the University’s campus, including the transformation of three buildings and work progressing on ...

Scientists from the University of Plymouth will play a key role in an ambitious new project exploring the consequences of floating offshore wind farms (FLOW) on life throughout the marine food chain.