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Plans for enabling technologies sector unveiled

Blueprint for doubling the enabling technologies sector in Scotland’s Central Belt

Debate needed on sustainability of Scotland’s budget

New analysis reveals squeeze on non-health spending of almost 20%.

The new Strathclyde Business School Building

Students to hold Glasgow Business Summit

Impressive line-up of speakers to talk about Digital and Ethical Leaders of the 21st Century

Entrepreneurial founders join Strathclyde

World-class entrepreneurs to support students and academic faculty.

Sir Tom Hunter delivers life lecture

Entrepreneur returns to alma mater to share insights.

Our Confucius Institute confirmed as world leader

Scotland-wide centre for the teaching of Chinese language and culture appointed as a Model Institute

Artist's impression of the new Learning & Teaching Hub

Strathclyde announces £60m learning and teaching hub

Facility represents University’s biggest single building project to date

Global Game Changers

Three wins for Strathclyde in awards celebrating innovation

Strathclyde appoints Chief Commercial Officer

Adrian Gillespie joins the University's Senior Management Team

Professor David Hillier (centre) with award presenter Simon Driscoll and Inspiring City Awards ceremony host Jennifer Reoch.

Award for Strathclyde Business School Dean

Professor David Hillier honoured at Inspiring City Awards

View of John Anderson Campus from the north

Strathclyde graduates scoop Sports Innovation Prize

Winners scoop £4,000, in-kind support from the competition partners and one year of free business incubation.

Deloitte forms partnership with Fraser of Allander

Partnership with business advisory firm to provide businesses with enhanced insights into the Scottish economy

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Atomic ledger breakthrough for blockchain

Blockchain, the financial technology which promises to revolutionise business, has made another advance.

Deputy First Minister John Swinney addresses new trainee teachers at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

Deputy First Minister welcomes new trainee teachers

John Swinney addressed the new trainee teachers at the University of Strathclyde.

Students from the Indian Institute of Management Calcutta visit Strathclyde Business School

Indian management students enjoy Scottish experience

Students visit industry partners during two-week international immersion programme

Engineering graduate wins Prince Philip Prize

Strathclyde graduate wins Incorporation of Hammermen of Glasgow’s Prince Philip Prize in 50th anniversary year.

Aeroplane built by Andrew Blain Baird in the Rothesay Drill Hall, August 1910

Scottish aerospace ingenuity celebrated in new lecture series

Baird of Bute Society aims to inspire youth of Scotland.

Strathclyde spinout raises £461,000 in investment round

Investment in 3f bio, which is involved in the sustainable production of food protein

Reader appointed to UK Space Agency Steering Board

Malcolm Macdonald to be Non-Executive Member of UK Space Agency until June 2020.

Strathclyde partners with Ulster in £6 million energy project

Cross-border initiative aims to develop renewable energy storage solutions.

Head of our Architecture Department wins international award

Professor Ashraf Salama to receive prize from the International Union of Architects

Online course to tackle global violence against women

New MOOC aims to tackle global issue of violence against women.

Parents could hold key to Gaelic’s future

Study finds parents could have major role for language - even if they do not speak it

Strathclyde awarded £750,000 grant for Biomedical Engineering

Grant from the Wolfson Foundation for refurbishment of the Wolfson Building

AFRC forges new path for UK manufacturing

£2.3-million radial forge paves way for new manufacturing techniques

2017 Fulbright-Scotland Summer Institute students with Dr John Young

US exchange students experience the Highlands

Ten undergraduates from the US make a journey of discovery as part of the Fulbright-Scotland Summer Institute

Discovery Award for team tackling antibiotic resistance

Researchers developing lab-on-a-chip to help doctors identify best drugs to use

Minister for Further Education, Higher Education and Science, Shirley-Anne Somerville speaks to Morad Musleh, a pupil at Whitehill Secondary School about the Accelerate programme he is particpating in.

Higher Education Minister praises Accelerate scheme

Widening access initiative helps students on university journey.

Strathclyde leads the way in internship programme

We have the highest number of students on Entrepreneurial Scotland’s Saltire Scholar Internship Programme

electronic and mechanical parts of an ION Accelerator

Strathclyde in £4.4 million industrial partnership

We are leading a partnership for making nuclear assets safer and more reliable.

Kind-hearted student raises funds for Indian charity

Student Jennifer Pirie raises £1,500 for Indian prosthetics charity MUKTI.

Participants in cohort 1 of Strathclyde Business School's Growth Advantage Programme run in association with Santander

Growth Advantage Programme participants see sales increase

Strathclyde’s Growth Advantage Programme 2017 has opened to applications.

Nobel Physics Laureate’s lecture to ‘go with a bang’

Nobel Prize in Physics winner Dr Bill Phillips will give a lecture at Strathclyde this week

Surge in female start-ups narrows ‘enterprise gap’

Number of new female entrepreneurs rises faster than men in past decade.

Students competing in the 2017 Iberdrola-Scottish Power Challenge

Smart grids idea scoops Scottish Power-Iberdrola Challenge prize

PhD students named winners of the Scottish Power-Iberdrola Challenge.

Winners of the Converge Challenge Ready Steady Pitch competition.

Early brain tumour diagnosis attracts praise from top business leaders

A Strathclyde research associate has won an academic start-up prize for her research.

Strathclyde team brings young engineer's invention to life

A budding engineer has seen her rotating bench concept come to life with the help of Strathclyde.

View of the University of Strathclyde's James Weir building looking across Rottenrow Gardens

Strathclyde appoints new University Secretary

Dr Veena O’Halloran to take up post of University Secretary and Compliance Officer.

Shirley-Anne Somerville, Minister for Further Education, Higher Education and Science, meets Strathclyde students Kieran Shellon and Rosanna Moore, both of whom came to the University through Widening Access programmes

Minister hears of Widening Access progress at Strathclyde

Students with experience of the care system have met Scottish Government Minister Shirley-Anne Somerville at the University of Strathclyde, as she heard of the University’s progress in widening access to higher education.

Wheels of fortune

We’re proud of Rachael Halifax, from our Faculty of Engineering, winning a national award for her voluntary activities in getting people cycling. She spoke to us about the work that earned her the honour.