Ron Cambridge

Dr. Ron Cambridge (DBA, UTF, SFHEA, MEd, MSc, BA) is the Head of Partnerships at the Guildhall School of Business and Law at London Metropolitan University. He oversees national and international collaborative partnerships across over a dozen countries, including Australia, Singapore, and Germany, focusing on franchised and validated courses.

• International Partnerships: Australia, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Dubai, Germany, Greece, Indonesia, Ireland, North Macedonia, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Singapore, Spain, Switzerland, Thailand, UK, Online
• Honors: University Teaching Fellow, Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, Silver Medal from ICAEW

Ron’s research interests center on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), sustainability, and social justice in higher education, with a particular emphasis on migrant student mothers, widening participation, and decolonising transnational education. His work bridges pedagogy, business ethics, and international organisational management.

Key trends in his publications include the role of transnational education in achieving UN Sustainable Development Goals (2023), critiques of modern colonisation in TNE (2022), strategies for decolonisation (2022), and studies on student parents and migrant mothers in higher education (2021–2022). His 2018 DBA thesis examines CSR in London universities, while his 2015–2016 work explores servant leadership and sustainable business practices.

Scientific Awards and Grants:

• University Teaching Fellowship Award (UTF)
• Senior Fellowship Higher Education Academy (SFHEA)
• Student-Led Teaching Award
• Silver Medal (ICAEW)
• Award of Excellence (Ede & Ravenscroft)

Ron actively participates in international conferences and collaborates with institutions like State Street Bank and the Adab Trust to advance employability and social justice. His role as an external examiner and advisor highlights his influence in academic governance.