University news

The first Brazilian-United Kingdom Symposium on Women in Science took place last week at the Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul in Porto Alegre, Brazil.

Two Glasgow Caledonian academics joined campaigners, charity leaders, business owners and officers in discussing ways of lighting key routes during a meeting hosted by Radio Clyde at the University last week.

Workers in Scotland are £10,000 a year worse off due to 15 years of wage stagnation, the Challenge Poverty Week Lecture has heard.

A flat-pack wind turbine developed by Glasgow Caledonian University students and academics has begun field testing in its bid to bring low-cost power to the Kenyan economy and education.

In a double triumph, Glasgow Caledonian University's engineering innovations have earned recognition at the prestigious Primary Engineer MacRobert Medal awards for the 22/23 season.

Professor Claudia Estcourt was invited to share her expertise on HIV transmission elimination in Scotland at an international World Health Organization and European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control meeting in Spain.

Glasgow Caledonian University has reached new heights in the 2024 university rankings, reaffirming its status as Scotland’s largest and leading modern university.

A motion simulator for would-be pilots designed by a recent Glasgow Caledonian University graduate is up for an innovation award.

Glasgow Caledonian University’s GCU London campus has been designated a World Health Organization Collaborating Centre in Sustainable Child and Adolescent Health and Wellbeing.

Tartan outfits created by talented student designers from Glasgow Caledonian are being showcased in the window of MacGregor and MacDuff's flagship city centre store.