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Professor Tom Mordue

Professor

Department: Newcastle Business School

His main research interests are in:

  • Tourism development and management
  • Economic restructuring, cultural development, ‘urban renaissance’, and sustainable regional development.
  • Cultural industries
  • Social theory

Before joining Northumbria in July 2013, Tom was Head of the Lincoln Business School (LBS), leading on every aspect of the school’s operation and strategic development. He also held strategic responsibility for the Lincolnshire Leadership and Management Centre (LLMC), housed within LBS.

Prior to joining the University of Lincoln Tom was Associate Dean for Research and Enterprise at Teesside University Business School. 

Tom holds a PhD in Human Geography from Durham University, and prior to his academic career he worked for British Airways for whom he set-up and developed several very profitable overseas tour operations in several different countries.  He has also set up a successful property development business and managed a semi-professional football club. 

Tom Mordue

  • Geography PhD September 01 1994
  • Information not provided Higher Education Academy (HEA) 2013
  • Information not provided Royal Geographical Society (RGS-IBS) 2013
  • Information not provided Tourism Management Institute (TMI) 2013


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