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The Research Collection
The Research Collection comprises the University's Archives and Special Collections. While ensuring the University's historical continuity (which dates back to 1875), it also houses unique and rare resources in the areas of the Scottish labour and trade union movement and social work and social policy in Scotland. Broadly speaking the majority of our holdings fall under the umbrella heading of social justice.
It is strictly apolitical and for research purposes only. We hold no responsibility for the political views expressed in material held in our Archives and Special Collections or on the website and its related links.
The new Research Collections web site is under construction. In the meantime, you can still link to the existing site.
Donations to the collection can olnly be accepted after consultation with Carole McCallum. We have a Gift_Agreement which should be printed off and signed. If you want to use our collections and university archives, please contact:
Carole McCallum
Glasgow Caledonian University
Cowcaddens Rd
Glasgow
G4 0BA
T: +44 (0)141 273 1188
E: C.McCallum@gcu.ac.uk
F: +44 (0)141 331 3005
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