GCU expertise to power Ghana's growing oil and gas industry Glasgow Caledonian University has signed a partnership agreement with the Petroleum Commission, Ghana, to design and deliver work-based education solutions for Ghana's growing oil and gas industry.
Academic accolade beckons for life-changing research One of our researchers is up for an academic Oscar following his work to develop a tracking device for people with dementia.
Scotland's Route 66 mapped out at 2018 Moffat Lecture The journey to market the north of Scotland as one of the world's most iconic coastal touring routes will be mapped out at the 2018 Moffat Lecture and Awards at Glasgow Caledonian University.
Brexit could spell the end of cut-price holidays Professor John Lennon, Director of the Moffat Centre for Travel and Tourism at Glasgow Caledonian University, has warned the days of cheap travel insurance could also be over as travellers will need cover for flight delays and medical repatriation costs.
Profitable sustainability discussed by Cara Smyth Glasgow Caledonian New York College Vice President Cara Smyth has addressed the annual FashionistaCon summit on sustainability in the industry.
Prestigious EPAS re-accreditation for GSBS programmes A suite of Glasgow School for Business and Society programmes have been awarded prestigious EPAS re-accreditation by the European Foundation for Management Development.
GCNYC's drive for sustainable fashion features in Forbes and Sustainable Jungle GCNYC's leading role in Driving the Sustainability Movement in the $2.5 trillion fashion industry is being recognised in an in-depth Leadership article on Forbes.com.
Creating social impact in corporate America Glasgow Caledonian University New York College joined a panel of industry leaders to explore how to create social impact in corporate America.
The embodiment of the Common Good More GCU students were given the opportunity to realise their dreams and ambitions at the 2018 Magnus Magnusson Awards Celebration Event last night.
Researchers walking on sunshine at Qatar World Cup Solar power is moving from the rooftops to the streets at the 2022 FIFA World Cup thanks to Glasgow Caledonian University research.