University news

Occupational therapy lecturers in Glasgow Caledonian University’s School of Health and Life Sciences (SHLS) are helping the Universitas Padjadjaran (Unpad) in Indonesia to develop disability services in Indonesian higher education.

A health start-up project developed in the School of Health and Life Sciences (SHLS) have been shortlisted in the Converge Challenge Competition, Scotland’s springboard for university-born innovators.

In an exciting STEM education initiative, Glasgow Caledonian University has partnered with the Royal Navy, Royal Society, and nine local primary schools to introduce young students to the world of electric-car engineering.

Researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University are playing a huge part in this year’s Glasgow Science Festival, sharing their expertise with thousands of visitors of all ages.

A powerful research film about the dramatic effect deindustrialisation has had on local communities has been nominated for a Royal Television Society Scotland Award.

A PhD student from Glasgow Caledonian will spend four months examining World War II archives in Germany after securing a coveted research grant.

Glasgow Caledonian University celebrated inspiring students making a positive change in society as part of the 2024 Magnus Magnusson Awards on Monday, May 13.

Young women are less likely to engage in politics than young men because of a lack of confidence, according to a study.

Glasgow Caledonian University’s Fashion Showcase returns to campus on June 4.

Glasgow Caledonian University has cemented its position as the top-performing modern university in Scotland, according to the latest Complete University Guide 2025.