Engineering Project Management
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Academic Specialist, Senior Lecturer
Email: kin.hui@unimelb.edu.au
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Engineering Management Stream Leader
Email: lihzhang@unimelb.edu.au
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Senior Tutor, Research Fellow
Email: nherath@unimelb.edu.au
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Research Fellow
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PhD Candidate
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PhD Candidate
Research
Engineering project management research specialises in:
- Project initiation and development
- Public-private partnerships
- Risk management
- Asset management and remediation
- Engineering estimating and cost control systems
- Contractual relations
- Construction technology
- Project governance
- Innovation in project management
- Safety management
Engineering projects and operations such as large infrastructure projects would benefit from a deep understanding of the engineering management interfaces and enhancing the work of engineers in modern professional organisations.
Our research benefits a wide range of organisations including construction, property, infrastructure, consulting, mining, land, water and waste, manufacturing companies, research and development organisations, energy agencies, local, state and federal governments and local authorities.
Our strategic focus
Our expertise are in the following areas:
- Public private partnerships
- Governance in projects
- Risk management in large infrastructure projects
- Lean processes
Contact us
- Prof Colin Duffield
Professor, Engineering Management Stream Leader Email: colinfd@unimelb.edu.au
Our Projects
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Reliability-based performance measurement framework to facilitate the resilience in social PPPs
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Developing procurement theories to optimise education per cost of school
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Efficient facilitation of major infrastructure projects
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The impact of private investment on the productivity and efficiency of major ports in Australia
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Developing ex-post performance evaluation framework for PPP schools and hospitals
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Management of institutional differences in international construction projects
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Developing policy strategies for public procurement of infrastructure projects and building information modelling