Pages tagged with: donate
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Support the Brain Tumour Research Centre of Excellence
University of Plymouth houses one of only four Brain Tumour Research Centre's of Excellence in the UK. We're working with the charity, Brain Tumour Research, to find treatments and a cure for this disease
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Recognising your support
Information on how Plymouth University recognises and thanks donors for their support.
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Donating by text - terms and conditions
Terms and conditions for donors donating by text message to the University of Plymouth.
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How to give
Information on how to donate to and support the University of Plymouth.
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Tamar Engineering Project
The Tamar Engineering Project at the University of Plymouth aims to transform the lives of talented and ambitious students whose background or circumstances might be a barrier to higher education advancement and success.
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The Plymouth Fund
Help for disadvantaged students achieve their lifelong ambition of going to the University of Plymouth by donating to The Plymouth Fund.
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International alumni
Information on the University of Plymouth's international alumni networks.
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Fundraising projects
University of Plymouth's portfolio of fundraising projects demonstrates a collective aspiration to transform lives and make a real and lasting difference to our global society.
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Derriford Research Facility
The University is building a prestigious £17 million health and medical research facility, providing a research-intensive environment fit for world-leading scientists to investigate a range of devastating diseases.
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Sam's story
University of Plymouth: Sam Gadd, 45, is a social worker in Devon. Diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2012, she is currently undergoing treatment.
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April's story
University of Plymouth graduate April Watkins, 23, lives in Brighton and is a support worker for adults with learning difficulties. In 2010, she was diagnosed with a brain tumour and, following surgery, has made a good recovery.
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Meet the students who created five donation boxes for charity
Plymouth University: Meet the students who created five donation boxes for charity