Tim O'Hare

Tim O'Hare is an Associate Professor in Ocean Science and Deputy Head of School at the University of Plymouth's School of Biological and Marine Sciences (part of the Faculty of Science and Engineering). His research focuses on coastal processes, sediment transport, and tidal environments, with notable supervision of PhD candidates in these areas. He has held multiple senior academic roles, including Associate Head (Teaching and Learning) for the School of Marine Science and Engineering (2015–2016) and leadership in program development for Marine Science degree schemes.

Teaching focuses on physical oceanography, meteorology, and fluid dynamics, with innovative methods recognized by awards such as the 2020 Creative Teaching Award. He has contributed to curriculum design, including revalidation of degree programs and internal reviews. Administrative roles span over two decades, overseeing undergraduate and postgraduate programs in marine and environmental sciences.

Research interests include nearshore circulations, tidal impacts on sediment transport, and electromagnetic wave propagation in coastal environments. His work aligns with UN Sustainable Development Goals related to sustainable ocean use and climate action.