Wed, 20 Nov 2019 09:23:00 GMT
Excelling in teaching and research
GCU has been named as one of the world's leading universities for teaching and research in our key subject areas, according to the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2020 by subject.
Tue, 12 Nov 2019 16:52:00 GMT
Dr Angela O'Hagan wins Jo Cox Award for Public Service and Active Citizenship
One of the UK's leading voices on gender-budgeting has been awarded the prestigious Jo Cox Award for Public Service and Active Citizenship.
Hospital mattress research helps find effective way to reduce bedsores
Glasgow Caledonian University's School of Health and Life Sciences Dean, Professor Andrea Nelson, has been involved in a major study which found that mattresses costing the NHS £1,000 were "only marginally better" at preventing
GCU celebrates social enterprise at John Pearce Memorial Lecture
Glasgow Caledonian University celebrated the history of social enterprise and the future of the sector at the 2019 John Pearce Memorial Lecture.
Take a walk through the city's war
Explore wartime Glasgow with PhD student Kevin Morrison this month.
Global social innovation leaders attend ISIRC 2019
Glasgow Caledonian University is hosting one of the world's biggest conferences on social innovation.
GCU London makes Sustainable Fashion statement
The British School of Fashion, based at GCU London, is boosting its expertise in Sustainable Fashion with the appointment of a leading academic.
Leading expert on ageing gives advice to older people to help cut long hospital stays
Glasgow Caledonian University Ageing and Health Professor Dawn Skelton is urging older people in Scotland to seek simple help to prevent a lengthy stay in hospital.
GCU engineers power wind turbine idea
A flat-pack wind turbine designed by a Scots school pupil and created by engineers at Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) could help bring power to refugee camps and disaster areas across the world.
Moffat Centre steps up walking trails project
GCU is playing a key role in a new project to boost the economic spin-offs of walking trails across Europe.
Flashback to '80s homophobia could be damaging the health of older men, research reveals
Scottish sexual health researchers have found that older gay men could be put off getting tested for HIV because they are still haunted by “mass homophobia of the 1980s”.
Edward finds the right rhythm
A PhD student made the semi-finals of the prestigious UK Three Minute Thesis competition - the furthest reached by a student from GCU.