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| SHIPGCU wrote: GCU Student Teaching Awards: Congratulations Professor Lesley Price! Every year Glasgow Caledonian University Students’ Association runs its annual Teaching Awards campaign to recognise outstanding university staff and to celebrate their hard work in providing the best learning experience and support to GCU students. (More) |
| SHIPGCU wrote: Catching the IPCGC bug This week's piece provides insights into students' experiences of a Masters module led by researchers from the SHIP team. The Infection Prevention and Control in a Global Context (IPCGC) module is offered to students in Trimester B of the More) |
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Nice gallery of photos
What are the photos at the bottom? – Anne Awning
very nice, goodluck
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