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

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Featured events

KTP made for life organics

Knowledge Transfer Partnerships business information sessions (ends 27 March 2026)

Rockpool safari

Rockpool Safaris – Join Devon Wildlife Trust staff and volunteers for a guided tour of some of the best rockpools in the UK! (various dates)

Anemone in sea water

Shoresearch Volunteer Survey – Join Devon Wildlife Trust’s Wembury Marine Centre for a Shoresearch Survey at Wembury Beach (various dates)

 

Save the date

North Sea Offshore wind farm

Investing in Energy Transition – Exploring the South West's potential £30 billion in inward investment into energy transition (23 September)

In the field in Antarctica, an illustration showing a person in a hardhat on a ship sailing through Antactica.

Girls into Ocean Science – Join us for a day of discovery and inspiration, and take the first step toward a future in ocean science! (31 October)

World flags flying against a blue sky (full-bleed)

The Lord Caradon Lecture – Lecture by Jon Sopel, one of Britain's foremost journalists and commentators (20 November)

 
 
 
 
 

Community events

A decorated Christmas tree inside Drake's Kitchen

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

Climate choir tree

Plymouth Climate Choir Rehearsal – Singing to change hearts and minds on the climate and nature emergency (various dates)

High angle of friends eating a multicultural healthy dinner. 1038751228

Monthly International Dinners (last Saturday of the month)

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