Latest news
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The ‘baby blind spot’ that affects infants in the care system14 January 2026
A Glasgow Caledonian University social work lecturer recently presented his findings on how the care system is failing infants to policy makers.
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GCU alumnus hits the right note with music award06 January 2026
Glasgow Caledonian University alumnus Serign Sanneh has been awarded a prestigious Richard Toeman Scholarship in London – a national honour from the Music Publishers Association (UK) celebrating the next generation of music publishing talent.
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Glasgow Caledonian University to lead £2.6m UK Doctoral Training Programme to tackle global oral health challenges16 December 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University has secured £2.6 million to lead a major new UK-wide doctoral training programme to spearhead research into oral health and dental disease prevention.
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UK space industry gets first full estimate of its carbon footprint15 December 2025
The UK space industry now has its first complete estimate of how much greenhouse gas emissions it produces, thanks to new research led by Dr Andrew Wilson from Glasgow Caledonian University.
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Dance classes may boost kids’ problem-solving skills, study suggests15 December 2025
A new international study has found that structured dance lessons could help young children develop important thinking skills often used in computer coding and problem-solving.
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GCU named Scotland’s most environmentally sustainable university11 December 2025
Glasgow Caledonian has once again been ranked the leading university in Scotland for its exceptional contributions to environmental and social responsibility in the 2025/26 People & Planet University League.
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Psychology researcher leads international review on supporting people in mental distress09 December 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University psychology researcher Dr Martha Canfield has led an international review exploring how Police Scotland can better support people in mental distress.
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GCU and Glasgow University launch innovation partnership04 December 2025
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GCU student Adam Lyon wins silver at WorldSkills UK Digital Construction final01 December 2025
Fourth-year Building Surveying student Adam Lyon has won the silver medal in the WorldSkills UK Digital Construction national final, held this week in Wales.
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Winter Graduations 2025 conclude26 November 2025
The University welcomed two more distinguished leaders to campus as Winter Graduations concluded in celebratory style, awarding honorary degrees to Allison Kirkby, Chief Executive Officer of BT Group, and Professor Tom Steele, Director of Estates and Facilities at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.