Glasgow Caledonian University shares the Glasgow Caledonian legacy of going beyond academia's conventional duty to benefit society by increasing access to education, promoting business as a worldwide instrument for change, and fostering innovation. Glasgow Caledonian University (GCNYC) is part of a global network of campuses that includes campuses in Glasgow, London, Oman, Bangladesh, and Africa. With groups in New York and throughout the globe, GCNYC is assisting in the transformation of education and industry for the Common Good.

Each of these seven campuses has a distinct social purpose and aspires to alter lives through education, embodying the Glasgow Caledonian objective of education for the Common Good. The main Scottish campus, situated in the heart of Glasgow, offers a great academic experience to over 20,000 students from over 100 nations. Glasgow Caledonian University (GCNYC) is a worldwide network of academic and industrial specialists, as well as a globally known research community, in the domains of business and management, engineering and the built environment, health, life, and social sciences.

Glasgow Caledonian University has established three schools and four partnering sites worldwide. Among GCU's achievements in promoting good social change are:

• Glasgow Caledonian University has established three schools and four partnering sites across the globe. Some of GCU's achievements in promoting good social change include:
• The first Scottish institution to sign the UN Global Compact, a ground-breaking project in corporate responsibility.
• AshokaU named it a Changemaker Campus for its contributions to global social innovation and ethical business.

Each of these seven campuses has a different social goal and hopes to change people's lives through education. Together, they represent the Glasgow Caledonian goal of education for the common good.