University news

Glasgow Caledonian University and the Oman Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) are celebrating the successful credit rating of the Oman Military Nursing Diploma programme.

As Glasgow Caledonian University's summer graduation ceremonies concluded at the city's Royal Concert Hall, two inspiring individuals received honorary degrees.

Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE gave an inspirational speech when she was today officially installed as Chancellor of the University − getting our summer graduation programme under way.

Academics at Glasgow Caledonian University have helped a highland hotel assess the impact of transitioning from natural gas to low-carbon heating systems.

Dr Anne-Marie Imafidon MBE will be officially installed as Chancellor of Glasgow Caledonian University this week as part of the institution’s summer graduation programme – which will also see BBC journalist Kirsty Wark receive an honorary degree.

Audio testimonies gathered by a Glasgow Caledonian PhD student about women's experiences playing club golf will feature in a new exhibition at the R&A World Golf Museum.

Dr Gordon Hill, Director of the World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centre for Nursing and Public Health Education and Research at Glasgow Caledonian, is heading for Kyrgyzstan in Central Asia next month.

A team of health psychologists have written an article about the success and uniqueness of Glasgow Caledonian University’s DPsych Health Psychology programme.

Glasgow Caledonian University psychology lecturer Dr Liza Morton, who was one of the world's youngest pacemaker babies, shared her research on mitigating medical trauma at an international event in Germany.

Glasgow Caledonian University Senior Lecturer in Physiotherapy Dr David Hegarty and Professor in Ageing and Health Dawn Skelton have been sharing their expertise on BBC Radio and The Telegraph this week.