GCGI chapters

A global connection. A local home.

Bring the GCGI network to your institution through a light, virtual chapter, supported by your leadership and shaped around your interests.

A chapter is optional and has no chapter fee or financial obligation. It is an institution-endorsed presence, not a new company. Your alumni access remains yours whether or not you establish one.

Express chapter interest

Ways to participate

Start where you are.

Grow the chapter as your
team and priorities develop.

01

A simple starting point

Affiliate

A named lead and a short email of support from a senior leader.

Community connections, updates and opportunity alerts for your institution.

02

A small team with a plan

Active Chapter

Sponsor sign-off, three to five core members and two planned activities a year.

Full chapter status, priority access to partnerships and greater visibility.

03

Working together

Partner Chapter

Joint projects or programme delivery developed with GCGI.

A route to co-deliver programmes, research and advisory work.

Getting started

A small first step.
A clear path ahead.

  1. 01

    Tell us you’re interested.

    Share your institution and the work you would like to explore.

  2. 02

    Secure leadership support.

    A senior leader’s email starts the process. A one-page letter of support follows.

  3. 03

    Meet, plan and onboard.

    Work with the coordinator on your team, first activities and a 90-day launch plan.

  4. 04

    Make the first connection.

    Aim to hold your first activity within 90 days of onboarding.

Built around people.

Chapter teams can bring together academic, international, quality, research and careers colleagues. Activities might include a guest lecture, campus briefing, partnership conversation or contribution to the Academic Leaders Brief.

GCGI’s chapter model includes coordinator support, a toolkit, brand kit and launch playbook. Separate joint programmes and advisory engagements are agreed on their own terms.

Help shape the chapter network.

We welcome interest from institutions across regions and education sectors.

Express chapter interest