Latest news
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Students join team at GCU’s Fair Fashion Center in New York13 July 2017
Two Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) students are taking a bite of the Big Apple this summer after being selected by Entrepreneurial Scotland’s Saltire Programme.
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Researchers call for stroke patients for exercise research programme12 July 2017
One fifth of stroke survivors are unable to walk - a group known as ‘non-ambulatory’ stroke survivors.
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Researchers trial care home incontinence treatment12 July 2017
A research team from Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) is testing the effectiveness of mild electrical stimulation of the leg to reduce incontinence in care homes.
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GCU scoops Herald award for Academic Support Team of the Year07 July 2017
GCU has won an award in the third annual Herald Higher Education Awards. The School of Health and Life Science's Learning Development Centre won the category for Academic Support Team of the Year.
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Honorary trio join GCU summer graduations06 July 2017
Students from Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU)’s School of Health and Life Sciences and School of Engineering and Built Environment have celebrated their graduation with a trio of special honorary guests.
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Graduate Stewart is awarded Darren Joliny Prize for outstanding performance06 July 2017
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) graduate Stewart Ward has been presented with the Darren Joliny Prize in recognition of his outstanding performance in the BA (Hons) Multimedia Journalism programme.
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97 per cent of GCU students find work or further study after graduation06 July 2017
More than 97 per cent of Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) students are in work or further study six months after graduation, according to annual employment performance indicators.
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Special guests celebrate with graduates05 July 2017
Students from Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU)'s Glasgow School for Business and Society today celebrated their graduation with a group of special honorary guests.
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Xbox's 'father of invention' to be awarded honorary degree by GCU05 July 2017
Boyd Multerer – the man responsible for Xbox Live, the gaming and entertainment service now used by more than 46 million people worldwide – is to be awarded an honorary degree by Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU).
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Should have gone to GCU!04 July 2017
The founders of Specsavers, Dame Mary Perkins and her husband Doug Perkins, are to be awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Science from Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU).