Latest news
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Crucible researchers meet Scottish Parliament’s top policymakers30 November 2023
Glasgow Caledonian University’s future leaders in the Crucible career development programme met a host of top politicians during a visit to the Scottish Parliament.
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Campaigning psychologist celebrates new standards for heart disease patients30 November 2023
Glasgow Caledonian University lecturer Dr Liza Morton, who was the world’s youngest pacemaker baby, played a huge part in new standards published today to support congenital heart disease care in Scotland.
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Winter graduations conclude29 November 2023
A trio of exceptional individuals were awarded honorary degrees as Glasgow Caledonian University's winter graduation ceremonies concluded at Glasgow's Royal Concert Hall.
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Clyde Built Radio debut for Substance Use Research Group29 November 2023
Glasgow Caledonian University substance use experts took to the airwaves on the Clyde Built Radio show to share their LGBTQ+ research.
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Winter graduations get under way28 November 2023
Double Paralympics champion Elizabeth Clegg MBE was granted an honorary degree as Glasgow Caledonian University's winter graduation ceremonies got under way at Glasgow's Royal Concert Hall.
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Professor Jafry joins Scotland's First Minister at COP 28 in Dubai28 November 2023
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New agreement to help transform lives28 November 2023
An agreement between Glasgow Caledonian University and health and social care services aims to transform lives across Lanarkshire and Scotland.
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Film shines light on post-industrial Lanarkshire23 November 2023
Researchers have released a powerful new film about the dramatic effect deindustrialisation has had on health and wellbeing.
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Top SHLS team win Interprofessional Global Award23 November 2023
Four staff members from the School of Health and Life Sciences (SHLS) have received an Interprofessional Global Award recognising their contribution to collaborative research in the area of interprofessional education and collaboration (IPECP).
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Professor shares falls prevention expertise with the Scottish Parliament23 November 2023
Professor of Ageing and Health Dawn Skelton shared her expertise at the Cross-Party Group (CPG) on Accident Prevention and Safety Awareness at the Scottish Parliament on Wednesday, November 22.