Latest news
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Business degrees awarded highly prestigious accreditation13 August 2024
Glasgow School for Business and Society has secured a highly prestigious five-year accreditation for its flagship Business degrees.
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Glasgow Caledonian celebrates unsung health heroes by backing Scotland’s Health Awards09 August 2024
As the top modern university and largest provider of healthcare professionals, Glasgow Caledonian is proud to sponsor the Allied Health Professional Award at Scotland’s Health Awards 2024 to acknowledge and celebrate our NHS heroes.
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Study calls for luxury hotels to raise employment standards08 August 2024
Luxury hotels need to raise their employment standards to ensure a more socially responsible approach to staffing, according to a study.
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Study to examine how Men’s Sheds can help working-age men06 August 2024
Researchers from Glasgow Caledonian are to explore how working-age men could benefit from the Men’s Sheds initiative.
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Study shows high rates of incontinence and prolapse in women years after childbirth01 August 2024
A new study by Glasgow Caledonian University has revealed high rates of urinary and faecal incontinence, and pelvic organ prolapse in women up to 26 years after childbirth, and being overweight was a contributory factor.
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Improving flood protection in Scottish Building Standards30 July 2024
A study carried out by researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University has highlighted the need for good practice guidance in handling flood risk and groundwater issues within Scottish Building Standards.
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Glasgow Caledonian team impresses at Formula Student 202430 July 2024
Glasgow Caledonian University once again showcased its talent at the Formula Student event, held at Silverstone Circuit on Saturday, July 20, and Sunday, July 21.
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Blood cancer researcher receives backing from global life sciences giant30 July 2024
A blood cancer researcher at Glasgow Caledonian University has been awarded £10,000 from global life sciences giant Azenta.
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Staff and students to provide psychological support service at British Transplant Games29 July 2024
Participants in this year’s British Transplant Games will get a helping hand from staff and students at Glasgow Caledonian University’s Department of Psychology for the second year running.
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Inspirational student receives award for war relief effort19 July 2024
A Glasgow Caledonian University student who donated ambulances to help refugees in war zones has received the Association for Events Management Education (AEME) Most Inspirational Student Award.