University news

Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care Neil Gray paid a visit to Glasgow Caledonian University today (May 21).

Researchers are aiming to uncover the hidden history of women in Scottish sport in the Victorian era and the early 20th century.

A student and alumnus from Glasgow Caledonian University have been selected for the 2025 Converge programme − Scotland’s enterprise initiative for staff, students and recent graduates from Scottish universities.

Researchers from Glasgow Caledonian University have teamed up with the University of Glasgow and the Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute for three evenings of science, stories and pints as part of the global Pint of Science Festival.

Glasgow Caledonian University has once again recognised the ambition, creativity and impact of its student changemakers through the 2025 Magnus Magnusson Awards, announced at a celebratory event on campus.

Glasgow Caledonian University and The Open University in Scotland have joined forces to give the public a unique opportunity to take part in a mock murder trial, stepping into the shoes of jurors to decide whether the accused is innocent or guilty.

Glasgow Caledonian University will partner with three institutions to deliver a new Scottish Policing Academic Centre of Excellence.

GCU Fashion Showcase will return to campus on June 10 to celebrate the best design and creative work from students on our industry-linked courses.

Glasgow Caledonian University has secured £370,000 of Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) funding to work with Scottish Action for Mental Health (SAMH) to develop new clinical AI tools to expand the vital services.

Virtual reality rehabilitation games have been developed by researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University to improve the lives of people with Multiple Sclerosis across Scotland.