University news

Professor Alex Todhunter-Brown, from the School of Health and Life Sciences' Research Centre for Health (ReaCH), will share her expertise on systematic reviews and why they are so important in her Professorial Lecture.

An internationally-recognised team of experts from Glasgow Caledonian University have contributed to the development of the recently launched World Health Organization (WHO) Rehabilitation Packages for Stroke and Parkinson’s Disease.

Award-winning researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University have begun work on a £400,000 Scottish Government funded project to develop the world’s first national PrEP (HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis) online service.

Professor Patricia Munoz-Escalona embarked on a transformative journey to Kisumu, Kenya, as part of the Angaza Africa Project.

As temperatures plunged to below -13C in some parts of Scotland, health experts from Glasgow Caledonian University spoke to STV News to explain the science behind “walking like a penguin” to prevent slips and trips.

A team of students from Glasgow Caledonian are in the semi-finals of the business simulation contest The Universities Business Challenge.

Three-minute bouts of yoga have been found to significantly lower blood glucose levels and reduce the risk of diabetes, a study from Glasgow Caledonian University has revealed.

Glasgow Caledonian University and Scottish Action on Mental Health (SAMH) have reconfirmed their commitment to work together to promote positive mental health and wellbeing among the University’s students, staff and wider community.

Glasgow Caledonian University is delighted to announce the appointment of three new senior leaders covering Education, Engagement and the School of Computing, Engineering and Built Environment.

Students and staff will once again team up this month to create a game in 48 hours as part of the Global Game Jam.