Latest news
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Research investigates impact of UK immigration policy on migrant children’s health and wellbeing28 March 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University Social Work Lecturer Dr Natalia Farmer is playing a key role in a new study looking at the impact of a UK immigration policy on the health and wellbeing of migrant children and families in England.
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Glasgow Caledonian to host cycling research symposium24 March 2025
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Psychology in the courtroom expert is a Spotify hit21 March 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University researcher Dr Lee John Curley has been sharing his expertise on the psychology of the courtroom on a top Spotify podcast.
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Powerful new film highlights challenges of single parenthood21 March 2025
Researchers, policymakers, and NGOs – led by Glasgow Caledonian University - have collaborated on a powerful new film to mark Single Parents Day.
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Professor awarded Faculty of Public Health Fellowship through Distinction21 March 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University Professor in Public Health Andrew McAuley has been elected as a Fellow of the Faculty of Public Health through Distinction in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the field.
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Glasgow Caledonian wins big at Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards20 March 2025
Glasgow Caledonian University took home prizes in major categories at last night’s 10th Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards.
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Heritage sites and film locations enjoy surge in visitor numbers12 March 2025
Scotland’s historic attractions enjoyed a surge in visitor numbers last year thanks to a rise in international visitors and booming film and TV tourism, new figures reveal.
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Chief Scientific Officer for Scotland visit marks Healthcare Science Week12 March 2025
Professor Catherine Ross, Chief Scientific Officer for Scotland, visited Glasgow Caledonian University’s School of Health and Life Sciences to mark Healthcare Science Week.
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Expert appears on the ‘Big Drink Rethink’ podcast06 March 2025
Professor Carol Emslie appeared on the 'Big Drink Rethink' podcast, which explores how and why alcohol culture is changing in the UK, ahead of International Women's Day on March 8.
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Infection experts head-hunted by world-leading journal to write fungal risks review04 March 2025
Glasgow Caledonian’s internationally-renowned Professor of Infection Prevention and Control Gordon Ramage and top microbiologist Dr Ryan Kean have published an important review on fungal pathogens.