University news

Blood cancer researchers in Glasgow Caledonian’s School of Health and Life Sciences have made a significant contribution to a major new Multiple Myeloma (MM) focused study.

Finley Graham, a student from Glasgow Caledonian University, has been awarded a Medallion for Excellence at the prestigious WorldSkills 2024 competition.

Glasgow Caledonian is lending its expertise in renewable energy and sustainable fashion to a ground-breaking project in South Africa.

A new project is under way at Glasgow Caledonian University to help the European Commission create guidelines for measuring the environmental impact of products in the EU space industry.

Glasgow Caledonian has been named the UK’s Modern University of the Year in a top national ranking.

Bioscientist Dr Janice Spencer is part of a team of scientists who will share £4.8million of funding from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) to tackle one of humanity’s biggest threats, antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

The University has been ranked in the top 'Platinum tier' in a nationwide survey conducted by healthcare providers on behalf of online prescription service UK Meds.

A University researcher has been invited to contribute his expertise to an innovative project aimed at addressing climate-change challenges in Glasgow.

Digital Construction lecturer Michael McGuire sees the WorldSkills event, often referred to as the ‘Skills Olympics’, as a powerful blend of traditional teaching and modern incentives that drive students to excel.

Domestic abuse survivors want courts to hand down sentences that reflect the impact the abuse has had on their lives, according to new research.