At the start of the second week of COP26, City of Glasgow College, together with University College London’s Institute of Education (IOE), held a symposium exploring the vital role for colleges and

City of Glasgow College jewellery student, Aileen Dickie Adams, has presented Scotland’s First Minister with a brooch to wear at COP26.

Heather Suttie, environmental campaigner, and City of Glasgow College graduate, believes it is crucial that students get involved in climate change and environmental campaigns.

City of Glasgow College Care Assistant for Community and School Engagement, Jackie McMaster, has won the Education Scotland Award for Educational Support.

First Minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon MSP, has officially launched City of Glasgow College’s International Maritime Hub on Friday 29 October 2021.

In support of COP26, students from City of Glasgow, Glasgow Clyde and Glasgow Kelvin Colleges have been designing projects, events, products, and services that support the themes of COP26.

A team of professional cookery and hospitality students at City of Glasgow College are going head to head with members of the Royal Navy.

City of Glasgow College is hosting a series of innovative workshops aimed at raising awareness and understanding of the impact of climate change.

City of Glasgow College has announced a record breaking 27 finalists in this year’s WorldSkills UK skills competition national finals.

As Glasgow prepares to host COP26, City of Glasgow College has committed to becoming net zero by 2040 and has signed the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Accord.