University news

Glasgow Caledonian University has received outstanding results in the first ever Daily Mail University Guide in which we are ranked the top performing modern university in Scotland.

Glasgow Caledonian University's Occupational Therapy team are running their first Occupational Therapy Research Conference on October 11.

The public response to Taggart: The People’s Archive has been “completely overwhelming” with more than 120 people quizzed during 18 hours of drop-in sessions this week.

Internationally-renowned Glasgow Caledonian University occupational therapist researcher and educator Professor Katrina Bannigan has been invited to give the 2024 Elizabeth Casson Memorial Lecture.

Professor of Applied Psychology Simon Hunter has joined an expert group on a new Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy “to achieve the vision of a Scotland, free from stigma".

The woman responsible for the hugely successful 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships is to deliver a free public lecture at Glasgow Caledonian University.

The real-life and fictitious of forensics came together as part of Glasgow Caledonian’s launch of Taggart: The Peoples Archive.

Taggart: The People’s Archive has opened to the public on the 40th anniversary of the iconic detective show’s pilot episode.

Glasgow Caledonian University Professor of Ageing and Health Dawn Skelton will deliver the final keynote speech at the Global Ageing Conference in Glasgow this week.

Professor Tahseen Jafry is to front a Glasgow Science Centre event dedicated to raising public awareness around climate justice.