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Tim Freeman is a Professor of Leadership at the Faculty of Business and Law, Middlesex University, focusing on organisational leadership, governance, and migrant health. His research spans public service delivery, policy analysis, and healthcare governance, with a strong emphasis on migrant communities in the UK and Global South.
- Current Role: Professor of Leadership
- Department: Strategy, Leadership & Operations
- Research Themes: Organisational Leadership, Migrant Health, Governance
Tim's research explores critical intersections between public policy, healthcare governance, and migrant welfare. He has secured grants from institutions such as the British Council Newton Fund and the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), focusing on sexual and reproductive health (SRH) for women migrant workers in Malaysia and the UK's healthcare challenges during the pandemic.
His teaching encompasses Research Methodology, Critical Management Studies, and Leadership Dynamics. Tim has led modules including 'Leadership' (MBA) and 'Work, Organisation and Society', and actively supervises doctoral candidates in these areas.
Key Grants:
- British Council Newton Fund Grant (2024): Health Interventions for Women Migrant Workers in Malaysia
- ESRC, NIHR, and NAO Grants for healthcare governance and migrant welfare research
Tim's work consistently bridges academic rigor and practical application, particularly in healthcare leadership and migrant community development, with publications in esteemed journals such as Economic and Industrial Democracy and Sociology of Health & Illness.
