JULY EDITION

There is no doubt that 2020 has brought the sector and our communities untold challenges, creating an environment that has necessitated changes in approach at both a local and global level. However, responding to the COVID-19 pandemic has also provided the opportunity for us all to reaffirm our core mission and values, and the platform to instigate significant strategic initiatives that will ultimately improve our offering.

More so now than ever before, we must remain resolutely international in outlook and collaborative in nature. Together, we can make advances that respond to the needs of the current pandemic, and provide solutions to the world’s grand challenges. On behalf of the University of Glasgow, thank you for your partnership, and best wishes to all of our friends and colleagues worldwide; we are all in this together.

Best wishes,
Rachel Sandison
Vice Principal, External Relations

Contact us
international-partners@glasgow.ac.uk

Graphic illustrating 5G waves

Scotland 5G Centre goes live with Glasgow as founding partner

Bringing together industry, the international research community and Government to develop infrastructure supporting Scotland’s role as a global leader in 5G.

Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli and Professor Ernest Aryeetey, Secretary General of ARUA, signing MoU, February 2020.

Strengthening Africa's research, innovation and HE capacity

African and European research-intensive universities call for sustainable investment in African knowledge societies.

The Gilbert Scott Building

Recalibrating strategy in the COVID era

Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Neal Juster, reflects on the personal and professional challenge of devising a strategy in a time of great uncertainty.

Microscope close up of COVID-19 virus

Our COVID-19 research

Our research response in the global fight against the current coronavirus outbreak.

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