09 August 2020
University to help Sri Lanka tap into "vast resource" of renewables
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) will receive a share of almost one million euros to help Sri Lanka address workforce shortages in renewable energy skills and meet its ambitious targets.
30 July 2020
GCU clinches a Gold Award for its outstanding support of veterans and their families
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) has been honoured with a prestigious Employer Recognition Scheme Gold Award by the Ministry of Defence in recognition of its outstanding support of the Armed Forces community
26 July 2020
University to help shape African coronavirus recovery
The experiences of people in Sub-Saharan Africa during the coronavirus pandemic are to be recorded by Glasgow Caledonian University researchers with the aim of changing future government and NGO thinking.
22 July 2020
Knowledge is power
Researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University have been tasked with improving the reliability of power generators that are being used in some of the world's harshest environments – from the Sahara Desert to the Amazon Rainforest.
15 July 2020
Major improvements in GCU student satisfaction
The University has seen widespread improvement across the board in the National Student Survey 2020.
22 June 2020
Professor at the heart of hospital independent review
The University’s Professor Billy Hare has been praised for his part in the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital Independent Review.
21 June 2020
Recognising the Armed Forces
Glasgow Caledonian University will mark Armed Forces Day and Reserves Day with the thoughts and thanks of the whole GCU community.
17 June 2020
University develops tool to prioritise cyber threats
Dr Mehdi Yousefi and Riccardo Lazzarini, of GCU’s School of Computing, Engineering and Built Environment, have developed a tool which helps organisations triage cyber threats and focus their resources on the most critical.
15 June 2020
University develops life-saving virtual reality game
A university-developed virtual reality (VR) game could help save the lives of wind turbine technicians who are at risk of fatal accidents or serious injury without regular refresher training.
19 May 2020
More green needed in Dear Green Place, research finds
More trees and green spaces are needed in Glasgow’s most deprived areas if those who live there are to be protected from the ravages of climate change.
17 May 2020
Research confirms effectiveness of small loans model to climate-hit Rwandan farmers
Providing small loans to farmers in developing countries who are already struggling with the impact of climate change can significantly improve their livelihoods.
