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The Bartlett School of Construction and Project Management postgraduate programmes are broad and deeply influenced by practice, taking in construction economics, infrastructure finance and project leadership. Details of our current research students and their topic of research are listed below.
Current students
Imad Ahmed
Political economy of infrastructure investment
Luc Bardin
Rafaella Broft
Roberto Cardinale
The transition from the national to the EU model of energy governance: a comparative case study of the Greenstream, Galsi and Medgaz gas pipelines
Yan Chen
Driving factors of carbon emissions in the built environment: a comparison between London and Beijing
Lu Cheng
Life-cycle carbon emissions in the construction sector: Comparisons between China and the UK
Guilherme Duch Crosta
Mohamed Elkaddah
Zigeng Fang
Machine learning applications in Facility Management
Adam Golden
Managing innovation in major projects and programmes
Marcos Gonzalez Fuentez
The co-creation of project/service valued outcomes: a client service (dominant logic) perspective
Kehan He
Embodied emissions; environmental economics; climate change
Qi He
Yunlong Huang
Tehreem Husain
Railway mergers in the early twentieth century: an exploratory study
Roselyn Itopa
Anam Latif
The shifting sand of humanitarian assistance: Frames, Perceptions and Enactment in the age of regime complexity
Lois Yixi Liao
Herding behaviour in housing markets
Juan D. Gutés Pascual
The dynamics of trust elements in construction projects
Pouria Panahi
Alejandro Vargas-Ramirez
Uncertainty and innovation within business-critical projects
Baker Rickaby
Dealing with Uncertainty in Megaprojects
Saule Sakenova
Exploring project portfolio selection processing project-based organisations
Denis Scott
Utilising Smart Contracts and Blockchain Technology for Infrastructure Industry Transformation
Gagandip Sehmbi
Gatot Subroto
Why and How (Fear of) Corruption Hinders Projects, Evidence from Indonesia
Anne Symons
Mohamad Tannir
The implementation of lessons learned and knowledge management at the front end of projects
Tan Tan
Beyond Building: Digital Transformation to Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA)
Angeliki Maria (Marilina) Toli
Studying resource exchange through actor interactions in the smart city service ecosystem, using the service dominant logic
Prompt Udomdech
Project-based learning to advance building information modelling innovation adoption in the built environment SMEs
Francesca Vinci
Project leadership and project capabilities for innovative and successful project delivery
Daan Vermeer
Collective learning in strategic Public Private Partnership (PPP) procurement systems for social infrastructure
Thomas Weston
A machine learning exploration of real estate market dynamics
Lingshan Xie
Project finance and governance: theories and implications in the infrastructure context.
Wuyue Xiong
Pu Yang
Patterns of carbon emissions in European and Chinese cities
Wu Yanga
Bridging the energy performance gap: a process study of routine intersections at project handover stage
Chunlin Yu
Coping with Complexity in Megaprojects
Fei Yuan (Sophie)
Understanding Organizational Citizenship Behavior: I- and We-intentions, Identities, and Culture
Former students
Diyana Syafiqah Abd Razak
Cost of quality during construction post-handover
Simon Addyman
Management of projects, networks and supply chains
Huda Almadhoob
Self-organised networks in large construction projects
Nafiseh Darvish
Capability building to deal with time delays in gas upstream megaprojects
Juliano Denicol
Megaproject supply chain management
Omoleye Ojuri
Prescribing a management agenda for the Nigerian water supply system: value co-creation and networks prescriptions
Pouria Panahi
Jing Xu
The value of trust in construction supply chains
