University news

The winter graduation ceremonies at Glasgow Caledonian University, scheduled for 26 and 27 November at Glasgow's Royal Concert Hall, will honour four distinguished individuals for their exceptional contributions across technology, media, social justice, and environmental science.

Glasgow Caledonian University has been awarded £267,168 from the Stroke Association to investigate how remote rehabilitation could reduce the chances of permanent disability in stroke survivors.

As the world focuses on implementing sustainable solutions to tackle climate change and foster equitable development at COP29, Glasgow Caledonian University is contributing with innovative projects that resonate with these global goal

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

The School of Health and Life Sciences (SHLS) Department of Biological and Biomedical Sciences’ sustainability champions Dr Gillian Hunter and Dr Yvonne Dempsie have found new sustainable ways to cut science waste in their research and teaching labs.

Glasgow Caledonian University is pioneering research into protecting towns and villages from the growing threats of coastal erosion, flooding, and landslides.

Policymakers worldwide must consider how their alcohol policies impact men and women differently to ensure they are effective, according to Glasgow Caledonian University expert Professor Carol Emslie.

While a drug-consumption site in Glasgow is welcomed, it presents many legal and practical challenges which require a robust joined-up political solution, according to a Glasgow Caledonian University academic.

Researchers at Glasgow Caledonian University are working on a project to make future 6G networks suitable for secure health monitoring and other applications.

A Glasgow Caledonian researcher has analysed the media interviews and speeches of RMT leader Mick Lynch for a prestigious academic journal.