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 ...

Join our 'Trauma and Beyond' sessions, run by the Wellbeing team at the University of Plymouth. The sessions are open to all University of Plymouth students. If you have experienced shock, trauma or ...

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 ...

Marine ecosystems are of immense ecological and economic significance, under increasing threat from poorly understood pharmaceutical pollution. This project will addressing critical knowledge gaps in ...

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 ...

Organisations across the South West are joining forces as part of an international project to remove and prevent plastic pollution in the English Channel. Preventing Plastic Pollution (PPP) will ...

Create a heartfelt memory for your lost loved one this holiday season with our Memory Tree at Pastoral and Spiritual Support. Join us in building a beautiful tribute to those who are no longer with us ...

Green Minds is an Urban Innovative Actions (UIC) funded project which aims to better connect people to green and blue spaces within and around the city of Plymouth. Plymouth is a waterfront city, ...

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 ...

This toolkit has been developed from ESRC-funded research conducted as part of the Generating Older Active Lives Digitally (GOALD) project at the University of Plymouth and University of Stirling.

Children’s books are full of animal characters whose antics capture the hearts and inspire the imaginations of their young readers. However, a new study has shown that iconic characters such as Peter ...