Models of Transnational Education - Tim Gore OBE

Tim Gore OBE, Director, Global Networks and Communities, University of London International Programmes, speaks about models of transnational education using the University of London International Programmes as an example.


Tim's main role is to maintain and expand the network of teaching institutions and communities of students and alumni worldwide. Currently this represents over 50,000 students in nearly 190 countries and a network of over 70 independent teaching centres.
He was previously the founding Director of the Centre for Indian Business, the University of Greenwich. In addition, Tim has worked closely with educationalists, institutions, companies and governments to improve bilateral and multilateral educational links in Hong Kong, Singapore, United Arab Emirates, Jordan and India in his earlier role at the British Council. Tim is pursuing a doctorate in business administration (DBAHEM) at the University of Bath focussing on higher education management. He also holds two masters as an applied linguist and in business administration. He speaks Arabic and French. He was awarded an OBE for services to the British Council in June 2008.

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Education

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• Tim Gore University of London
• Education Policy
• Education Research
• Education Leadership
• Cross-Border Education