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Principal to join education and business leaders in Global100 debate22 January 2018
The Principal Professor Pamela Gillies CBE FRSE is to join the heads of the world's leading business schools and most sustainable businesses to discuss how education can use the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals to shape society.
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Hear the cream of student talent at Celtic Connections on Campus15 January 2018
The cream of student talent will be back on stage and behind the scenes at Celtic Connections on Campus, GCU's annual lunchtime concert series.
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Weather warning upgraded to Amber - guidance for students15 January 2018
There is currently a Amber Warning for snow in the Glasgow area from 3pm today (January 16) until 8am tomorrow (January 17).
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Gathering the Voices exhibition shares voices of Holocaust survivors15 January 2018
An exhibition about Gathering the Voices, a GCU partnership charity, will be shown at Glasgow City Chambers next week to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day.
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GCU Law Clinic nominated for Scott &, Co Legal Award12 January 2018
GCU Law Clinic, a student-led and student-run initiative, will compete with some of the biggest names in the legal profession after being nominated for a prestigious award.
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First full-time Paramedics Degree programme for Scotland11 January 2018
Fifty full-time paramedic students have been recruited to Scotland's first undergraduate degree programme in Paramedic Science, which has been launched by Glasgow Caledonian University.
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Appy New Year08 January 2018
A technology start-up that allows accommodations to offer an on-demand concierge service through a digital app has been the beneficiary of funding in the latest round of the Scottish Edge awards.
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Adverse weather contingency plans during exams03 January 2018
To avoid problems later, students must read the information below and note the actions they are expected to take should adverse weather impact on exams.
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Graduate's therapy service to expand treatment to wheelchair users20 December 2017
Generous funding will allow wheelchair users to access revolutionary trampoline therapy for the first time.
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Landmark partnership brings NHL ice hockey star to Glasgow15 December 2017
A top professional NHL ice-hockey player from North America has been attracted to the Braehead Clan thanks to a new partnership with Glasgow Caledonian University.