Latest news
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Beatson Cancer Charity hails GCU fashion branding project10 February 2022
A range of outdoor clothing inspired by the journey cancer patients and their families go through is set to raise vital funds for cancer care.
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FIFA to fund study into the history of women's football in Scotland10 February 2022
GCU's Dr Fiona Skillen has netted a prestigious FIFA research scholarship to chart the early history of women's football in Scotland.
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Waste not&,comma, want not08 February 2022
Researchers have secured funding to discover the “true cost” of waste on Scottish construction sites in a bid to get contractors to change their working practice.
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Study explores self-management treatment for pelvic organ prolapse01 February 2022
Research involving experts from Glasgow Caledonian University will explore the clinical and cost effectiveness of an innovative self-management programme designed to help improve the lives of women with pelvic organ prolapse.
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Health benefits of blue spaces article to feature in new book01 February 2022
A top-rated article written by Glasgow Caledonian University Research Centre for Health academics Professor Sebastien Chastin and PhD candidate Michail Georgiou on the health benefits of blue spaces will feature in a new book.
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Social supermarket to tackle food insecurity31 January 2022
Scotland's first social supermarket is to open in Glasgow after GCU research revealed only a fraction of those most in need use food banks.
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Games department jams once again27 January 2022
Glasgow Caledonian University will still be playing its part in Game Jam 2022.
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Donors help create fresh opportunities27 January 2022
The chance for more pupils from Glasgow Caledonian University’s flagship outreach programme to experience STEM subjects was announced last night.
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Engineering students turning rain into power25 January 2022
Student engineers have brought to life a school pupil’s idea to use Scotland’s rainfall as a source of power – and it has landed them an industry award.
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Crowdfunding bankrolls £2.3million of legal action through Scottish courts25 January 2022
More than £2.3million has been generated to fund legal action in Scotland through online donations, according to new research.