Latest news
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Dr Ruth Lightbody lands Scottish Parliament Fellowship01 June 2023
Dr Ruth Lightbody has been awarded a Fellowship by the Scottish Parliament to assess how Holyrood can support increased citizen participation.
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Top Scottish modern for highly skilled employment01 June 2023
Glasgow Caledonian is the top performing Scottish modern university for delivering graduates who are in employment in highly skilled occupations 15 months after completing their studies.
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Magnusson Awards help students embark on projects with impact for the Common Good25 May 2023
A total of six students were presented at the Magnus Magnusson Awards on Wednesday, May 24.
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Glasgow Caledonian appoints new Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor24 May 2023
Glasgow Caledonian University has appointed Professor Ehsan Mesbahi as its new Provost and Deputy Vice-Chancellor. He will take up this important position at the University on September 1, 2023.
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Shaping Scotland’s climate adaptation23 May 2023
A Glasgow Caledonian climate justice academic has been asked to help shape the Scottish Government’s Climate Adaptation Framework.
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Scottish Labour leader sees pioneering AI solution for epilepsy diagnosis23 May 2023
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar had the opportunity to view a pioneering AI software solution that could transform the diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy.
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Researchers to shine light on financial uncertainty in UK22 May 2023
Up to 50 low-income households will have their day-to-day spending tracked for six months, in the first study of its kind in the UK.
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Natural solutions for water issues19 May 2023
A Glasgow Caledonian University researcher is part of a group that has won funding from Ofwat’s £40million innovation competition.
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Researcher behind water-crisis study wins 3MT19 May 2023
A study into the water crisis in northern Nigerian rural communities won the Three Minute Thesis (3MT) final.
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Glasgow Caledonian cancer research receives £1m cash injection19 May 2023
Two cancer scientists from Glasgow Caledonian University’s Research Centre for Health have been awarded a £1m grant by the Medical Research Council to develop their immuno-oncology research.