University news

Dr Gordon Hill, Director of the World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Centre for Nursing and Public Health Education and Research at Glasgow Caledonian, is heading for Kyrgyzstan in Central Asia next month.

A team of health psychologists have written an article about the success and uniqueness of Glasgow Caledonian University’s DPsych Health Psychology programme.

Glasgow Caledonian University psychology lecturer Dr Liza Morton, who was one of the world's youngest pacemaker babies, shared her research on mitigating medical trauma at an international event in Germany.

Glasgow Caledonian University Senior Lecturer in Physiotherapy Dr David Hegarty and Professor in Ageing and Health Dawn Skelton have been sharing their expertise on BBC Radio and The Telegraph this week.

Glasgow Caledonian University’s School of Health and Life Sciences (SHLS) Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) and the Council for Allied Health Professions Research (CAHPR) Scotland are delighted to announce the winners of three unique fellowships.

Glasgow Caledonian University’s Chair of Court, Rob Woodward, has been recognised with a Commander of the British Empire (CBE) award in the King’s honours announced today, June 15.

A Scottish charity has awarded funding to health researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University to help improve the lives of thousands of people with Peripheral Arterial Disease (PAD).

Glasgow Caledonian University produces the highest proportion of graduates entering highly skilled occupations compared to any other Scottish modern, according to the latest Graduate Outcomes survey.

Glasgow Caledonian University psychology researcher Dr Martha Canfield has identified key areas to improve policy and practice for parents receiving treatment for substance use who are caught up in the legal system in England.

Glasgow Caledonian University's Fashion Showcase returned to campus in style with a spectacular show celebrating the very best design work of our incredibly talented students.