Latest news
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University social work researchers contribute to anti-racism action plan24 September 2025
Dr Natalia Farmer, Assistant Head of Social Work at Glasgow Caledonian University, was one of the key researchers involved in developing Scotland’s first action plan to combat racism in social work.
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Dell Technologies staff enrol in Global MBA22 September 2025
Glasgow Caledonian has partnered with Dell Technologies to deliver its Global MBA to staff in Southeast Asia.
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Physio researcher is first AHP to be awarded CSO Early Postdoctoral Fellowship22 September 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University physiotherapy lecturer and researcher Dr Vicky Joshi has been awarded an Early Postdoctoral Fellowship from the Chief Scientist Office (CSO).
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Glasgow Caledonian ranked top modern university in the UK by Times and Sunday Times Guide19 September 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University has been named the top-ranked modern university in the UK in the Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2026.
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Politicians consult drugs expert on Scotland’s safer drugs consumption facility18 September 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University’s drug expert Professor Andrew McAuley’s expertise was called on for a major inquiry into ways to combat Scotland’s drug epidemic.
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Cancer expert appointed to Myeloma UK Research Advisory Group09 September 2025
Cancer scientist Dr Mark Williams has been appointed to the Myeloma UK Research Advisory Group to help shape future research projects aimed at improving the lives of people with the incurable blood cancer.
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New strategic partnership will futureproof NHS workforce04 September 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University is delighted to announce a new strategic collaboration with NHS Education for Scotland (NES) aimed at transforming the design and delivery of health and social care services across Scotland.
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Major study to assess public health benefits of Community Wealth Building04 September 2025
Researchers have launched a major new investigation into the power of Community Wealth Building (CWB) to affect local economies and improve population health.
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New training module empowers frontline NHS staff to better support autistic people02 September 2025
An innovative new module designed to improve and support the healthcare needs of autistic people has been launched through a unique collaboration between Glasgow Caledonian University and the University of Strathclyde.
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GCU Racing invited to compete at Prescott Hill Climb following Silverstone success02 September 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University’s Formula Student team, GCU Racing, will this weekend make its debut at the prestigious Prescott Hill Climb after receiving a special invitation from The Bugatti Trust.