Research groups
The following programmes of research are taking place across the School of Health and Life Sciences. Our commitment to world-leading research that impacts healthy lives spans public health and long-term conditions.
Ageing Well
Our research aims to develop the evidence base to support people to age well across the lifecourse.
Learn moreChild and Adolescent Health
The Child and Adolescent Health Research Group carries out applied research that helps to understand children and young people’s physical and psychological health and wellbeing.
Learn moreData Science for Common Good
Our mission is to unleash the transformative potential of data science to empower people and communities for a brighter future serving the Common Good.
Learn moreMolecular mechanisms of long-term conditions
Our research in the theme of Long Term Conditions, spans a number of areas, and also has links to Public Health.
Learn moreMusculoskeletal Health
Learn more about what the Musculoskeletal Health research group are working on.
Learn moreNMAHP-RU
Learn more about the Nursing, Midwifery and Allied Health Professions Research Unit.
Learn moreSafeguarding Health through Infection Prevention
SHIP research group has established a strong relationship between research and its application to infection prevention in the National Health Service (NHS).
Learn moreSexual Health and Blood Borne Viruses
The Sexual Health and Blood Borne Viruses research brings together a range of social science expertise to examine a range of issues relating to sexual health.
Learn moreStroke and Neurological Rehabilitation Research Group (SYNERGY)
Living with stroke and other long term neurological conditions is a portfolio of research generated by Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) researchers.
Learn moreSubstance Use
Our alcohol and drug research in the Substance Use group aims to understand the social context of substance use and develop interventions to reduce harm.
Learn moreVision Research
The Vision Research group is unique in Scotland and has a longstanding reputation in a number of areas of research.
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