University news

Professor of Occupational Therapy Katrina Bannigan is bringing out the big guns for her Professorial Lecture - 'The formula for life (and it’s not beer, cycling and sausages)'.

Glasgow Caledonian is the first university in Scotland to be awarded Breastfeeding Friendly Scotland accreditation by providing and promoting a supportive environment for students, staff and visitors to feed their babies.

Researchers in the School of Health and Life Sciences’ Research Centre for Health have received funding to investigate how ultrasound scans may improve painful musculoskeletal foot problems.

Glasgow Caledonian University’s TJ Scott is on the fast track to success and revving up for an exhilarating career in Formula One.

Organisers of small-scale community events used digital platforms to reach new audiences during the pandemic, according to a new study co-authored by academics from Glasgow Caledonian.

On Tuesday October 24, you can join Professor Boutaleb as she recounts her journey into connectivity's future. During this Professorial Lecture, she will demonstrate how innovation, safety, and connectivity is shaping the technology landscape.

A new project has been launched to help young, ethnic minority people explore their experiences of mental health stigma and discrimination through photography.

A ground-breaking development that seeks to transform the way we harness solar energy has earned Lewis Osikibo Tamuno-Ibuomi, a PhD student at Glasgow Caledonian University, a spot as a finalist for the 2023 Institution of Engineering and Technology Excellence and Innovation Awards.

Glasgow Caledonian University School of Health and Life Sciences Honorary Fellow Janice McClymont is one of six unsung NHS heroes nominated for the People’s Choice Award in this year’s Scottish Health Awards.

The Chief Executive of the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships praised the depth of talent in the events industry in Scotland as she delivered this year's Moffat Lecture.