04 March 2019
The Artificial Intelligence Revolution and Why?
Hadi Larijani, Professor of Computer Networks and Intelligent Systems in the University’s Department of Computing, will deliver his inaugural Professorial Lecture on March 26.
27 February 2019
GCU HIV experts at forefront of ‘game-changing’ drug research
A new report has highlighted the huge progress made during the initial year implementing the first national HIV prevention PrEP (pre-exposure prophylaxis) drug programme in Scotland.
26 February 2019
GCU Professor offered Fellowship at Princeton
A Professor from GCU has been offered a prestigious Fellowship from a research institute based at Princeton University.
21 February 2019
Major GCU study to examine impact of tourism on Skye
Visitors, residents and businesses in Skye are being encouraged to take part in a major new study on the economic impact of tourism on the island.
14 February 2019
GCU launches major expansion of Graduate Apprenticeships
Hundreds of working people will gain access to higher education after Glasgow Caledonian University secured £5.4million to become one of Scotland's largest providers of Graduate Apprenticeships.
06 February 2019
Project launch marks International Zero Tolerance Day for FGM
Schoolgirls of African descent joined Scottish Minister for Equalities Christina McKelvie and Glasgow's Lord Provost Eva Bolander to launch a community-led research project to mark International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation (FGM
31 January 2019
Facebook users blame victims for cyber abuse
Disturbing new research has found that Facebook users are more likely to blame victims for online abuse than the perpetrators because people may have become numb to cyberbullying.
29 January 2019
GCU to become European hub for youth volunteering
More than 5000 young people are to be matched with volunteering opportunities across Europe as part of a major study led by Glasgow Caledonian University.
28 January 2019
Councils urged to bin recycling boxes after study reveals refuse-collector health issues
Recycling bags and boxes put out with household and business rubbish could lead to an increase in health problems for refuse collectors, a Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) expert has warned.
24 January 2019
Experts call for urgent action over new superbug threat
Researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University have warned that Scottish hospitals are at risk of a new potentially deadly superbug outbreak unless attitudes towards vital screening change.
23 January 2019
Former Iceland president praises GCU Arctic policy mapping report
The Centre for Climate Justice has been praised by His Excellency Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson, former President of Iceland, for its Arctic Policy Mapping Report.
18 January 2019
Moffat Centre masterplan to transform Ayrshire tourism
A tourism masterplan devised by the Moffat Centre at Glasgow Caledonian University is set to attract thousands of extra visitors to the west coast of Scotland.