Latest news
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Mesh patients "not given accurate information" before surgery20 June 2023
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Can light therapy and specialised glasses curb short-sightedness in Scottish children?20 June 2023
Researchers in Vision Sciences have teamed up with Lumie to help children with short-sightedness.
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Outreach provides great escape15 June 2023
Primary school pupils visited Glasgow Caledonian recently to take part in an innovative new project that gave them a first glimpse at University life.
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Glasgow Caledonian University backs NHS Scotland Event 202315 June 2023
As Scotland’s leading provider of healthcare professionals and ground-breaking research, Glasgow Caledonian University is delighted to be supporting NHS Scotland’s flagship event on Monday (June 19).
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Now that’s Smart13 June 2023
Almost 500 schoolchildren were introduced to the world of STEM at Glasgow Caledonian University today.
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Playbook to transform business education13 June 2023
Professor Natascha Radclyffe-Thomas is at the UN PRME Global Forum in New York this week to help launch a new leadership programme funded by The Lego Foundation.
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Researchers join European study into political extremism12 June 2023
Researchers from Glasgow Caledonian University will examine the rise of political extremism across Europe as part of a £2.7 million EU-funded study.
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Glasgow Caledonian University and Scottish Ambulance Service celebrate new era09 June 2023
Glasgow Caledonian University and the Scottish Ambulance Service (SAS) marked the closure of the SAS Academy with an event celebrating a 12-year collaboration which saw around 2,000 paramedics complete their diploma.
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Researchers team up with healthcare professionals in Ghana to provide remote rehabilitation to patients with neurological conditions09 June 2023
Researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University are helping healthcare professionals in Ghana in West Africa reach out to patients with neurological conditions, particularly in rural areas, using telerehabilitation.
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Play crucial to health and wellbeing of nation07 June 2023
Play enriches the lives of children and plays a fundamental role in young people's wellbeing and development, a major international conference has heard.