Student news

Second year student David Grimm is involved in the Social Work Student Connect group, who are hosting an event this summer which aims to bring together individuals from all over the world and recognise their achievements during the pandemic.

Recently, our IT security software and staff identified that GCU had been subject to a limited cyber attack. Unauthorised access was detected early and our team worked over the weekend to contain it and limit any potential damage. We have engaged professional cyber security experts and are in ongoing contact with the Scottish Government’s Cyber Resilience Unit as well as the National Cyber Security Centre.

A GCU student is giving women across the world the opportunity to have their voices heard through her paintings.

A GCU student has been recognised for going above and beyond to promote the dietetics profession.

A Business Management student has been recognised for her work in supporting others at the GCU Students’ Association’s STAR Awards.

GCU students had the opportunity to test their industry knowledge during ConstructED, a three-day programme designed to replicate a real life construction project.

A GCU student has been given recognition for the work he has carried out for over two years as The Students’ Association’s Mental Health & Wellbeing Officer.

GCU students had the opportunity to test their organisational skills by creating a tourist travelling experience to the Celtic Connections Festival – a traditional music festival which takes place each year.

Heartfelt video message to students from Scotland’s Chief Nursing Officer marks International Nurses Day.

The University has been awarded almost £9,000 by the National Lottery's Awards for All scheme to support student wellbeing.