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Glasgow Caledonian University UK Top Modern University 2026 πŸ’™πŸŽ“
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18/06/2026

With the World Cup well underway and the Commonwealth Games about to come to Glasgow - have you ever thought about how these huge sporting events are organised? ⚽️ 🀸

Studying International Tourism and Events Management at Glasgow Caledonian University prepares you to play a part in the exciting tourism and events industry, creating experiences, managing destinations and delivering events that bring people together πŸ’•

You’ll take part in real-life projects and have opportunities to be a part of major events whilst also learning key skills like marketing, finance, operations and risk assessment.

It's not too late to apply to University for September 2026 🫢Join us for a virtual information session and campus tour t...
17/06/2026

It's not too late to apply to University for September 2026 🫢

Join us for a virtual information session and campus tour to learn everything you need to know about the Clearing process and how it can help you secure a place at GCU. πŸ’™

Our team will explain how Clearing works, the courses still available, and how to apply.

Register now via the link below ⬇️
https://www.gcu.ac.uk/study/opendays/undergraduate-events/virtualevents

17/06/2026

Some highlights from last week's technology-focused STEM engagement event delivered on our campus in partnership with SmartSTEMs and Atos. βš™οΈ

The event brought together 410 pupils aged 10 to 14 from schools across central Scotland for a day of interactive workshops, hands-on activities and inspiring talks designed to showcase the exciting opportunities available through science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM).

Huge thanks to SmartSTEMs, Atos and everyone who took part in inspiring the next generation of problem-solvers and innovators. πŸ’™

Glasgow Caledonian University will recognise seven distinguished individuals for their exceptional achievements at its s...
15/06/2026

Glasgow Caledonian University will recognise seven distinguished individuals for their exceptional achievements at its summer graduation ceremonies, taking place on 30 June, 1 and 2 July 2026 at Glasgow's Royal Concert Hall. πŸŽ“

Those to receive honorary doctorates are Rob Woodward CBE FRSE, Dr Cor Hutton MBE, Robert McNeil MBE, Jane Shepherdson CBE, Callum Baird, Ian Beattie MBE and Enoch Adeyemi. πŸ‘

Their achievements span business, media, sport, fashion, charity and community leadership, reflecting the University’s commitment to the common good. πŸ’™

πŸ”— Learn more about the honorary graduates on our website: https://www.gcu.ac.uk/aboutgcu/universitynews/university-to-honour-seven-distinguished-individuals-at-summer-graduation

15/06/2026

if you’re thinking about studying at Glasgow Caledonian University, why not book onto one of our campus tours?Β 

Campus tours run throughout the summer holidays on Thursdays during June and July πŸ’•Β 

Make sure you reserve your spot on our website at gcu.ac.uk/campustours

Glasgow Caledonian University welcomed hundreds of young people, teachers and industry professionals to campus for a maj...
10/06/2026

Glasgow Caledonian University welcomed hundreds of young people, teachers and industry professionals to campus for a major technology-focused STEM engagement event delivered in partnership with SmartSTEMs and Atos. 🀝

The event brought together 410 pupils aged 10 to 14 from schools across central Scotland for a day of interactive workshops, hands-on activities and inspiring talks designed to showcase the exciting opportunities available through science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). βš™οΈ

Held at the University's Glasgow campus, the event encouraged young people to explore technology-related careers while giving teachers and learning assistants the opportunity to connect with industry representatives and discover new ways to engage pupils with STEM subjects. πŸ§ͺ

Throughout the day, participants took part in a series of workshops led by professionals from industry, education and the public sector. Activities covered a wide range of technology themes and gave pupils the chance to learn directly from people working in STEM careers. πŸ’‘

Dr Salma Darwish Mohamed, Lecturer, Department of Computer Science at Glasgow Caledonian University, said: "It was fantastic to welcome so many young people, teachers and industry partners to our campus. Events like this give pupils the opportunity to engage directly with STEM professionals, explore future career possibilities and develop a greater understanding of the opportunities available to them.

"The enthusiasm, creativity and curiosity shown throughout the day was inspiring to see, and we were delighted to work alongside SmartSTEMs and Atos to deliver the event. πŸ’¬

"Supporting initiatives that widen participation, promote innovation and inspire the next generation of STEM talent is central to Glasgow Caledonian University's mission."

Stuart Macdonald, CEO and Founder of SmartSTEMs, said: β€œWe are delighted to partner Glasgow Caledonian University once again to deliver our flagship Hub event. We were joined by almost 500 young people in P6-S2 from schools across Glasgow and surrounding areas for an exciting array of interactive workshops and hands-on activities. These Hub events put pupils first and give them the opportunity to explore real-world applications of STEM, learn from inspiring industry role-models, and allow pupils to see STEM as a place for them.”

πŸ”— Read the full story: https://www.gcu.ac.uk/aboutgcu/universitynews/gcu-inspires-through-smartstems-technology-event

GCU Fashion Showcase returned to campus in spectacular style to celebrate the best fashion design and creative work from...
10/06/2026

GCU Fashion Showcase returned to campus in spectacular style to celebrate the best fashion design and creative work from students on our industry-linked courses. πŸŽ‰

The 2026 catwalk collection included outfits from industry collaborations with Kestin Bernat Klein and the award-winning kilt and highland wear specialist MacGregor and MacDuff. 🀝

A creative exhibition also showcased work by our International Fashion Branding students for industry partner New Balance. πŸ‘Ÿ

Introducing the show, Dr Tessa Hartmann, chair of the University's Fashion Advisory Board, which informs Glasgow Caledonian’s distinctive portfolio of fashion business and luxury programmes, said: "It's always my privilege to be part of this spectacular event. Every time the board members come here, we are blown away by the level of creativity.

"We see a lot of collections around the world, but this is something quite special." πŸ’¬

Audiences at the afternoon and evening performances heard from some of the student designers ahead of the runway show. πŸ‘š

Professor Shirley Rate, Dean of Glasgow School for Business and Society, said: "What an incredible event. Thank you so much to our students; they are fabulous, and I am absolutely bursting with pride.

"We have a huge number of industry partners who help our staff support our students - in the classroom, when they're teaching and also when we are assessing our students. On behalf of the University, I want to say a sincere thank you for their continued support." πŸ‘

Earlier in the day, our Fashion Advisory Board members held a masterclass for GCU students and members of the University's GCU Entrepreneurial Hub.

Dr Hartmann, Dr Jonathan Chippindale, and Dr Mark Hogarth offered valuable insights into sustainability, digital innovation, luxury, and brand storytelling.

A huge thank you to our industry partners, including MacGregor and MacDuff, New Balance, Kestin, Forty Clothing, Bee Inspired, ShowBoat, Lochcarron of Scotland, and The Materialist who all supported the work on show.

Have you tried our on-campus bike hire service?  🚲It's World Bicycle Day, and this is your sign to register for a small ...
03/06/2026

Have you tried our on-campus bike hire service? 🚲

It's World Bicycle Day, and this is your sign to register for a small voucher and try the Brompton Bikes today. The storage locker on campus is solar powered, making it an even more sustainable transport option. 🌱

This is how you can hire a bike from the locker ⬇️
πŸ‘‰ Head to the Brompton Bike Hire stand outside the Students' Association Building
πŸ‘‰ Download the Brompton Bike Hire app from your app store of choice.
πŸ‘‰ Use the app to rent a bike (only Β£5 for 24 hours)
πŸ‘‰ The app also contains tutorials on how to set up the bikes.

πŸ”— Learn more and claim your voucher on our website: https://www.gcu.ac.uk/aboutgcu/commongood/sustainability/latest-updates/brompton-bike-hire-on-campus

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