The University of Glasgow College of Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences

This , we're celebrating the professionals helping to strengthen relationships and support healthy development in the earliest years of life.

Our Infant Mental Health MSc/PgDip/PgCert equips students with the knowledge and confidence to take a relationship-based approach, recognising the vital role that parents, caregivers and families play in a child's wellbeing.

As part of this year's campaign, we're sharing the experiences of our students and graduates. Chelandi Kritzinger, Case Manager in Early Childhood Intervention and Parent Consultancy, reflects on how the programme has shaped her practice:

"It has helped me move from technique-driven practice to relationship-led and developmentally informed work. I now consider the child within their system far more intentionally, and I feel better equipped to support families in a way that respects each child's individuality."

Chelandi also highlights how the programme strengthened her ability to sit with complexity, consider multiple perspectives and explore the meaning behind behaviour, helping to inform her work with both children and parents.

Delivered fully online, this remains the only Infant Mental Health postgraduate programme of its kind in the UK.

Learn more - https://www.gla.ac.uk/postgraduate/taught/infant-mental-health/

This , we're celebrating the professionals helping to strengthen relationships and support healthy development in the earliest years of life.

Our Infant Mental Health MSc/PgDip/PgCert equips students with the knowledge and confidence to take a relationship-based approach, recognising the vital role that parents, caregivers and families play in a child's wellbeing.

As part of this year's campaign, we're sharing the experiences of our students and graduates. Alexia Koster, Child Life Specialist and CSA Prevention Business Owner, reflects on one of her key takeaways from the programme:

"By working with the whole family unit and giving caregivers the tools to support their child in that one tough moment, it also gives them the tools to support them later on… building trust and resilience in the relationship."

Delivered fully online, this remains the only Infant Mental Health postgraduate programme of its kind in the UK.

Learn more via the link in our bio.

"Here in Cyprus, we are just at the start of our Infant Mental Health journey. By studying this programme, I am becoming equipped to begin pioneering this work here.” 💙

This , we're highlighting the importance of supporting babies by supporting the people who care for them.

Our Infant Mental Health MSc/PgDip/PgCert helps professionals develop the knowledge and skills needed to make a positive difference in the lives of infants, children and families.

Delivered fully online, it remains the only Infant Mental Health postgraduate programme of its kind in the UK.

Hear directly from one of our students in the testimonial featured in this post about their experience of studying with us.

Find out more here- https://www.gla.ac.uk/postgraduate/taught/infant-mental-health/

Yesterday, we were delighted to host the Equalise Centre Day at the University of Glasgow, bringing together researchers, policymakers, practitioners and partners to connect, reflect and share ideas on advancing health equity.

A huge thank you to our inspiring speakers from Public Health Scotland, the Scottish Government, Scottish Women’s Budget Group and Voluntary Health Scotland, whose expertise and insights sparked engaging discussions and helped deepen our collective understanding of the challenges and opportunities ahead.

Events like this highlight the importance of collaboration in driving meaningful change. It was a pleasure to welcome colleagues, collaborators and friends of the Centre, and to see such enthusiasm for translating evidence into action.

We look forward to building on the conversations and connections made throughout the day as we continue working together from evidence to equity.

Glasgow Science Festival starts today!

Glasgow Science Festival is turning 20! Join the celebrations as we mark two decades of bringing action-packed events to places and spaces across the city.

Enjoy events such as cocktail classes, our sustainably powered music festival with a ceilidh and our ‘Cheers for 20 Years’ party night.

Running from the 4th to 14th June, we reflect on the incredible contribution Glasgow research has made and ask what the next 20 years might look like.

Almost all events are free.

Venues across the City
Thurs 4th to Sun 14th June

For more information and to browse our full programme, please visit www.glasgowsciencefestival.org.uk

📢 Join the University of Glasgow’s Living Laboratory to celebrate its partnerships and achievements ahead of the programme’s conclusion later this year 🎉

This event will showcase how the Living Lab has brought together partners across academia, healthcare, industry, and local communities to drive innovation and meaningful impact for patients and communities across Glasgow.

👉 What can you expect?

The day will begin with an interactive Insight & Impact Exhibition, featuring artwork, videos, posters, and first-hand insights from the Living Lab’s core team and partners.

From there, a series of themed sessions will explore how the programme has created the conditions for innovation to thrive, accelerated research in real-world clinical settings, and built local awareness, skills, and participation - while also looking ahead to how its insights can shape future approaches to innovation in healthcare.

💡 Who should attend?

This event is ideal for anyone interested in learning more about successful cross-sector approaches to healthcare innovation and their impact on patients, communities, and the NHS.

📍 Queen Elizabeth Teaching & Learning Centre
📅 Friday 19 June | 10am - 3:30pm
🔗 Register now: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/living-laboratory-programme-showcase-event-tickets-1989371974127