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Applications are now open for the Circular Economy Leadership Programme, helping senior business leaders develop the skills to drive growth through circular economy principles. Delivered by Glasgow Chamber of Commerce with Zero Waste Scotland and Circle Economy, the programme combines expert-led learning with practical experience.
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New University of Glasgow research has mapped more than 1,000 Burns Suppers across 75 countries and all seven continents, revealing how one of Scotland's greatest cultural traditions continues to unite communities worldwide while remaining remarkably faithful to customs established more than 225 years ago.
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The University of Glasgow is supporting the next generation of entrepreneurs through its Summer Startup Programme, helping students and graduates develop business ideas into viable ventures.
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The University of Glasgow has announced the first recipient of the Sir Geoff Palmer Future Leaders Award, recognising outstanding leadership, community contribution and commitment to equality.
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Connected Places Catapult has opened applications for the latest Connected Airport Living Lab, giving UK SMEs the opportunity to trial innovative technologies at Glasgow Airport.
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The University of Glasgow is hosting the International Conference on Social Media & Society, bringing together global experts to examine the impact of social media, AI and algorithms. The event comes as governments introduce tougher online safety measures and researchers explore how technology is shaping communities, democracy and public policy.
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Glasgow Caledonian University has rejoined University Alliance, reinforcing its commitment to industry collaboration, widening access and graduate employability. The move strengthens GCU's role within a UK-wide network of universities focused on delivering work-ready graduates, applied research and the skills needed to support economic growth.
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Glasgow has launched a targeted tourism campaign in Boston, inviting Americans to “come and see the original” traffic cone. Featuring the city’s iconic Duke of Wellington statue, the campaign builds on the friendship forged between Scotland supporters and local communities during the World Cup.
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