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Scottish tourist attractions welcome two million visitors for first time07 February 2018
Two Scottish tourist attractions each welcomed more than two million visitors for the first time in 2017.
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I'm not a pity case, Glasgow Caledonian University student tells event at Holyrood07 February 2018
“I'm not a pity case,” Glasgow Caledonian University student tells Holyrood
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Sport needs to pay more heed to psychology, says former SFA Chief Executive07 February 2018
Gordon Smith held a masterclass at Glasgow Caledonian University last night (February 6) on the importance of psychology in sport.
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Paving the way for equality06 February 2018
Tomorrow marks the 100th anniversary of the Act which allowed women to vote in Britain for the very first time.
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Yunus Centre to explore integration through the labour market31 January 2018
The Yunus Centre for Social Business and Health is hosting Here to Stay? an exploration of migrant refugees and asylum seekers in the labour market next month in Brussels.
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Senior lecturer wins prestigious international award30 January 2018
A senior lecturer at Glasgow Caledonian University has received a prestigious international award for social enterprise research.
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Professor Lorna Paul helps BBC find truth to getting fit30 January 2018
Physiotherapist Professor Lorna Paul features in a new BBC documentary The Truth About Getting Fit which airs on Wednesday, January 31.
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GCU researchers to study European migrant crisis29 January 2018
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) is taking part in a £3million study into the impact of the migrant crisis on Europe.
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Game Jam offers opportunity for female developers, says academic26 January 2018
As the Global Game Jam comes to Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) for its tenth anniversary, academic Dr Romana Ramzan says it is a timely reminder that women have an important role to play in the industry.
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Lord Provost joins school children to mark Holocaust Memorial Day24 January 2018
Glasgow’s Lord Provost Eva Bolander joined pupils from St Roch’s Secondary School on campus to explore an exhibition marking Holocaust Memorial Day.