University news

Students from across Scotland got to play the role of delegates charged with deciding the fate of the Arctic nations.

A new free-to-use podcast recording studio that is available to the public as well as students and staff at Glasgow Caledonian has opened in the University’s Sir Alex Ferguson Library.

Researchers are looking to develop a wireless system that will alert the Kenyan public to health risks in their local water supply.

Data will be studied at one of Glasgow’s biggest train depots in a bid to increase service reliability and performance.

Professor Nancy Lombard has been commissioned by the Scottish Sentencing Council to examine the attitudes of survivors of domestic abuse towards the sentencing of offenders.

School of Health and Life Sciences Assistant Head for International Dr Gordon Hill has been appointed as a board member and trustee of refugee charity The Welcoming in Edinburgh.

School of Health and Life Sciences (SHLS) nursing staff and PhD students have released a podcast which explores research challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Psychology lecturer Dr Gemma Stevens will give an inspirational talk on resilience to female prisoners at the Scottish Prison Service's Lilias Centre in Glasgow to mark International Women's Day.

As part of International Women’s Day, Glasgow Caledonian University has established a student chapter of a global organisation aimed at promoting opportunities in cyber security.

Professor Catriona Miller will interview the talent behind British TV's most successful formats as part of a BAFTA festival to support young people.