University news

Researchers from Glasgow Caledonian have created a new film to raise awareness of the impact of cyberbullying and online abuse on teenagers.

Professor Joanna (Jo) Lumsden is breaking barriers upon assuming the role of Dean of Glasgow Caledonian University's School of Computing, Engineering, and Built Environment - as she is the first female to hold the post.

Research has found that people with peripheral arterial disease (PAD) should receive the same treatment as those with other heart conditions.

The School of Computing, Engineering & Built Environment (SCEBE) Annual Celebration took place last night with a host of prizes and inspirational stories.

Gamma, a leading B2B Communications provider, has launched a new scholarship programme to support talented Computing and Cyber Security students at Glasgow Caledonian University.

A group of mechanical engineering students from Glasgow Caledonian University embarked on a transformative learning experience as they gained a first-hand glimpse of Royal Navy and Royal Marines operations.

Minister for Public Health and Women’s Health Jenni Minto spoke about the importance of research and innovation in tackling Scotland’s biggest health challenges, at Glasgow Caledonian University’s ‘Power of Partnership’ event today.

Researchers at GCU London and Trinity College Dublin have demonstrated that yeast could prove a suitable vehicle for tracing paths taken by groundwater pollution.

New research seeks to shine a light on potential health risks associated with electronic cigarettes and a group of chemicals notorious for their presence in food, beverages, and various environmental samples worldwide.

More than 1,500 people have signed up to hear Glasgow Caledonian University Professor in Occupational Therapy Katrina Bannigan deliver the prestigious 2024 Elizabeth Casson Memorial Lecture on April 24.