Researchers, local government and food organisations are coming together to tackle poor diet and ill health in some of the ...

Researchers from the School of Chemistry have found a new way to remove a common pollutant from water using controlled waves ...

Scientists at the Cancer Research UK Scotland Institute, based at the University of Glasgow, have made a discovery which ...

Researchers have found that a common tool used by clinicians for predicting kidney failure could be underestimating the risk of failure for some people.

Our copy is from the library of John Ferguson (1837-1916), a bibliographer and Regius Professor of Chemistry at Glasgow University. He knew of only four copies of this edition, two of which were in ...

Professor Nasar Meer, of the UofG’s School of Social and Political Sciences, said: “By taking the first truly UK-wide look at how devolution has shaped - and been shaped by - our response to racial ...

The Undergraduate Medical School is looking to recruit keen General Practice educators to the Medical Curriculum. This page outlines a number of excellent opportunities to get involved with ...

‌'Furth' of Glasgow refers to postgraduate research student placements off-campus at other institutions. The University of Glasgow has a responsibility to ensure that there are satisfactory ...

Dr Kaveh Delfanazari of the James Watt School of Engineering has received a a prestigious Royal Society Industry Fellowship to support his work on next-generation quantum electronic hardware.

Undergraduate and Postgraduate Taught Students Each School has their own School Ethics Forum which considers Undergraduate (MA/MEduc/BSc/BAcc/LLB) and Postgraduate Taught (MSc/MEd/IntM/MBA/MGB) ...

Welcome to the Glasgow Centre for International Development. We support and promote the activities of the staff and students at the University of Glasgow working with partners in developing countries ...

‘Curating Discomfort’ puts forward discomforting provocations and interventions to help us think critically about colonial systems, such as the British Empire.