Latest news
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New study finds stem cell trials for tendon injuries lack critical rehab14 October 2025
Stem cell trials for tendon injuries risk failure without proper rehabilitation, say researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University.
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HRH Princess Royal becomes Glasgow Caledonian University Patron13 October 2025
Glasgow Caledonian is delighted to announce that The Princess Royal Her Royal Highness has become its Patron.
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National anti-poverty database reaches milestone08 October 2025
Social Justice Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville today visited Glasgow Caledonian University to celebrate Scotland’s Tackling Poverty Locally Directory reaching 100 entries.
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Minister praises University’s contribution to women’s health at campus event07 October 2025
Scottish Government Minister for Public Health and Women's Health Jenni Minto marked Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week 2025 with a visit to Glasgow Caledonian University on October 7.
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Childhood myopia module for eye care professionals is changing young lives07 October 2025
Vision health researchers have found that a childhood myopia management module for eye care practitioners at Glasgow Caledonian is improving children’s lives.
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Ground-breaking VR rehab games project for people with MS wins digital innovation award06 October 2025
A virtual reality (VR) games rehabilitation project that's transforming the lives of people with multiple sclerosis (MS) in Scotland has won a prestigious digital innovation award.
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University announces new psychology counselling and training partnership03 October 2025
The University has signed a new Memorandum of Agreement with ACT Counselling and Training Services.
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Macular Society Support Group visit Glasgow Caledonian Vision Centre26 September 2025
Vision Science students from Glasgow Caledonian University assessed the eyesight of more than 30 people with low vision during a campus visit. People with various degrees of vision loss from the Bearsden and Milngavie Macular Society Support Group visited the University’s Vision Centre on September
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Join the Sporting a Healthy Pelvic Floor event at Glasgow Caledonian26 September 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University researchers are teaming up with the Scottish Government to host a special event on women’s pelvic floor health as part of Scottish Women and Girls in Sport Week 2025.
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University supporting Student Minds24 September 2025
Glasgow Caledonian is once again joining universities across the UK in supporting the mental health and wellbeing of both students and staff.