What's on at the University of Plymouth

Discover the engaging and creative events taking place at the University of Plymouth and our partners, and keep up to date with what's on locally.

We recommend checking with named contacts for each event in case details have changed since the information was added.
 
 
 
 

Featured events

Science and Engineering Showcase 2024

Science and Engineering Showcase Public Session – Celebrating science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) subjects at the University (23 January)

A study led by the University of Plymouth is one of the first worldwide to identify tyre particles as a major and additional source of microplastics (Credit Getty Images)

Improving infrastructure benefits for deprived communities through public data insights – Institution of Civil Engineers talk (23 January)

Candle

Holocaust Memorial Day – For a Better Future: Honouring Holocaust Memorial Day Through Music (27 January)

 

Save the date

Marine conservation

Angling for Sustainability and Pollack FISP Conference – free public showcase (12 February)

European honey bee (Apis mellifera) on flowers of orpine

B4 2-day Honey Bee Symposium 2025 – Uniting science, conservation and community around sustainable solutions for our honey bee populations (22–23 February)

Image from geography brochure

School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences postgraduate opportunities – Find out more about postgraduate study (28 February)

 
 
 

Ongoing community events

Drake's Kitchen

Campus cafes events – Explore our foodie offerings on campus (various dates)

Languages Café

Events at the Languages Café: Communicating across languages and cultures (Wednesdays during the semester)

Hello word cloud in different languages of the world

Community English Classes – Free language support for newly arrived members of the local community (Mondays and Wednesdays during the semester)

FUTURES2022 fossil walk event
 

Public Research Programme

Research is at the core of everything we do at the University of Plymouth.
Our rich research culture seeks to better understand the world we live in, and – for many – make a difference that will leave it better for future generations.
We are celebrating the impact of this work by opening up the often intriguing world of research, inviting the public, researchers, businesses, and students to hear the fascinating research stories. All are welcome to join us at these events.
Public Research Programme