University news

There's been an increase in leadership roles for women in political science but more needs to be done to advance gender equality within the discipline, according to a new report co-authored by Professor Umut Korkut.

Glasgow Caledonian University academics have delivered two days of training on campus this week as part of a three-year project aimed at helping Sri Lanka address workforce shortages in renewable energy skills.

Glasgow Caledonian University graduates have the joint highest average earnings one year after graduating, new data has revealed.

Four researchers from the University recently attended the Mary Robinson Climate Conference, where they presented their findings on how climate change disproportionately affects marginalised and low-income communities.

Glasgow Caledonian University researchers are undertaking an ambitious project in collaboration with TNEI Services Limited to develop an innovative tool that will significantly enhance the analysis of power networks.

Glasgow Caledonian University’s Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) has teamed up with experts from America to find new ways to help LGBTQ+ women reduce their alcohol intake.

Caroline Lamb, Chief Executive of NHS Scotland and Director General Health and Social Care, has thanked Glasgow Caledonian University for supporting this year’s NHS Scotland Event.

Dr Val Ness, Head of the Department of Nursing and Community Health, marks the 75th anniversary of the NHS with a reflective blog.

Glasgow Caledonian University’s student placement success has spurred Scotland’s oldest military charity, Scottish Veterans’ Residences (SVR), to employ an occupational therapist for the very first time.

Glasgow Caledonian University’s Department of Nursing and Community marks two major milestones in providing educational training for NHS staff as the service celebrates its 75th anniversary.