University news

Considerable and rapid change across all aspects of society is needed to stop further nature loss in Scotland, warns a new report.

A course to help people overcome long term ‘chemo brain’ is being rolled out across the UK after Glasgow Caledonian University research found it to be successful with cancer patients in Scotland.

A redesigned educational computer game focusing on the harsh realities of the Holocaust is set to be launched at a special online event.

With its iconic theme tune and gritty storylines, Taggart set the standard for the modern TV police drama and turned its much-loved cast into household names.

Small to medium-sized financial services firms in Scotland will be offered greater access to new technology to boost their business, as part of a first-of-its-kind £1.8 million programme to accelerate innovation.

Glasgow Caledonian’s leading climate-justice academic was in Taiwan to discuss the concept of a just transition to net zero.

Professor Nancy Lombard's appearance on an expert panel at The Festival of Politics at the Scottish Parliament is now available to watch online.

The most recent National Student Survey (NSS) outcomes have yielded positive results for the University.

A Glasgow Caledonian Master’s student has secured a photo exhibition space at the German Green Party offices in Dresden, which explores climate change's visual communication in European cities.

Researchers have praised the "truly inspiring work" going on to help unaccompanied asylum seeker children build a new life in Scotland.