Whether you're ready to apply or still exploring your options, our Virtual Information Sessions are designed to help you every step of the way. 💙 Our next session is on Wednesday 12 June from 5.30 pm - 6.30 pm. Register now: gcu.ac.uk/study/opendays…

Happy Pride Month! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ June is a month of celebration for the LGBTQIA+ Community. Here's what you can expect from us this month: loom.ly/dP6o1AI

A fantastic "my career in 5 photographs" from Gillian Ward for this week's blog. Inspiring research within the profession - see below for her occupational therapy journey. Royal College of Occupational Therapists gcuocc.wordpress.com/2024/06/05/my-…

Calling all GCU Occupational Therapy Alumni!📢 We are currently seeking reaccreditation for our Occupational Therapy programme, and your insights and experiences are invaluable to us. Complete our short survey within the blog below: gcuocc.wordpress.com/2024/05/22/cal…

Congratulations to all our students graduating today. We are so proud of you all. Enjoy your celebrations! 🎓 GCU OT Society Glasgow Caledonian University SHLS GCU Student Life Royal College of Occupational Therapists #RCOTClassof24

Graduation week @GCU_StudentLi, see below for two of our graduates reflecting on their transition. Well done!!

Students wishing to apply for the Discretionary & Childcare Funds must do so on or before Fri 12 July. If this deadline is missed you will not be able to apply until the following trimester 💙 Find out more about available funding 👉 gcu.ac.uk/study/scholars…

Read here to see two of our MSC students Emma Idowu Joy Akpanumoh_OT reflections on Katrina Bannigan FRCOT Casson memorial lecture. True inspiration! gcuocc.wordpress.com/2024/07/10/ech…

An evaluation report has been published on the effectiveness of Scotland’s Bravest Manufacturing Company’s training programme in helping veterans transition to employment in civilian life. Forces in Mind Trust Yunus Centre, GCU Glasgow Caledonian University SHLS GCU Research Centre for Health (ReaCH) gcu.ac.uk/aboutgcu/unive…

So proud to have had the chance to work with this amazing group!

The Discretionary and Childcare Funds are now open for Trimester A 💸 The Discretionary Fund supports current GCU home students who already receive maximum funding from SAAS or local education authority and are facing financial hardship, so if you're struggling to make ends meet

This week marks the start of “Pause for Feedback” week "Pause for Feedback” is a University wide initiative and encourages academic staff to take time during your timetabled class to pause and reflect with you on how the module is progressing so far. The University really

Huge thank you to Gillian Mackay MSP for tabling this motion celebrating occupational therapy week 🥳It's lovely to see support from across all political parties in Holyrood! 💚 With greater awareness we can all realise the power of occupational therapy 🙌

The final blog......we have ran the blog weekly since 2019 and we are now drawing it to a close. Please see our final blog summarising it's achievements and reach. Thanks to all who have contributed and read it over the years. Bye for just now! gcuocc.wordpress.com/2024/11/27/the…

Our #SupportingYouAtGCU campaign showcases our wonderful Student Services, promoting how they can help you whilst studying at The University 💙 Next to feature is our Student Wellbeing Service where students can access free and confidential advice and support from our dedicated

.Santander UK are giving 10 lucky students £1000 each with their Brighter Futures Grants!💰 The money can be spent on whatever you'd like and you don't have to bank with Santander to enter😍 Simply enter by 5 December for a chance to win👉app.santanderopenacademy.com/en/program/san…

🔔Happy New Year 🥳 To shape our work in the coming year please complete our workforce survey and encourage your teams and colleagues to fill it in too!

New book alert! Isaac Amanquarnor, Nana Serwaa Akrofi & I were privileged to contribute Ch 27: The Spirito-Cultural Human Occupation (SpiCHO) Complex: A Theoretical Framework Based on a Ghanaian Perspective. Many thanks to the editors: Moses N. Ikiugu Taff Stevenson, Sarah Kantartzis & Nick Pollard

Hear from Professor Carolyn McDonald, Chief AHP officer for Scotland, in her New Years blog: "Fostering an environment in health and social care where AHP leaders’ voices are valued in strategic settings can lead to improved patient and organisational outcomes." ahpscot.wordpress.com/2025/01/13/all…