GCU London has expanded its campus with a new state-of-the-art building on Vallance Road, just 10 minutes from Fashion Street The £2.1million investment has transformed two floors of a residential development into a learning and teaching hub,

Our Captains of Industry Talks is a series of online talks where graduates and students will hear from a range of inspirational industry leaders. They are an opportunity to hear first-hand from experts in their field regarding their career journey, lessons learned, and the impacts of COVID-19 on their sector. Next in our series is the creator of Xbox Live and GCU honorary graduate, Boyd Multerer on Thursday 11th March at 5pm (UK time). Boyd is the man responsible for Xbox Live, the gaming and entertainment service now used by more than 46 million people worldwide. Boyd founded and led the team that worked on the Xbox One operating system, which went on to win a Technical Emmy and a Microsoft Technical Achievement Award. He was behind XNA programming – which allowed independent designers to develop games for the Xbox 360 console. After almost 20 years at Microsoft, Boyd left in 2014 to create Kry10 Industries, building next-generation platforms for connected devices and cross

The Future of Sustainable Railway: A Tale of Two RCM Analytic Approaches? Professor Babakalli Alkali, from the School of Computing, Engineering and Built Environment, will deliver his inaugural professorial lecture on Tuesday, March 2. The lecture, entitled The Future of Sustainable Railway: A Tale of Two RCM Analytic Approaches?, will explore how the application of remote condition monitoring is used for data collection of critical systems on trains, and how a reliability centred maintenance approach can be used to analyse failures in order to improve the performance and safety of trains. Professor Alkali will use these analytic approaches to look at the importance of data in deciding what type of maintenance policy should be implemented on railways before trying to determine how it should be done efficiently. He will also outline the benefits of analytics towards sustainable performance and costs associated with disruptions and cancellations of service operations in the industry. He

from everyone here at Glasgow Caledonian University! We want to thank you for all your support in 2023. We hope you all have a wonderful day celebrating! Stay safe! #WeAreGCU

It wouldn't be #12DaysOfLondon without our city's iconic red buses and phone boxes! ❤️ Today is the last day of our festive snaps of London series and we hope you've enjoyed seeing some of the Winter sights over the past 12 days

Next up in our #12DaysOfLondon series is this stunning Christmas tree outside St Paul's Cathedral ✨ Did you know that the dome of St. Paul's Cathedral is one of the largest in the world and was inspired by the dome of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome

Dreaming of a White Christmas with Big Ben as our enchanting backdrop! ❄️✨ Did you know that the timekeeping of the clock is exceptionally accurate, and it is adjusted by adding or removing old pennies on the pendulum? Each penny added or

Please note campus will close today at 7pm and will reopen on Tuesday 2 January at 9 am. Visit gcu.ac.uk/london for more information about opening times and support during the festive period.

We are honoured to be joined by the Director of the British School of Fashion Tim Jackson who will be discussing the unique suite of progammes on offer. Tim will discuss the specialised fashion knowledge taught which is generated through a unique and critical balance of leading edge industry practice and underpinned by the latest academic research. The unique course catalogue includes: MSc Luxury Marketing MSc Fashion Business Creation MBA Luxury Brand Management MSc Fashion and Lifestyle Marketing Ask your questions live or comment in the discussion tab below!

Dive into the holiday spirit at Battersea Power Station! ✨ This iconic London landmark is transforming into a festive playground with enchanting Christmas activities. From dazzling light displays to seasonal treats, there's magic in the air.