
CEM student dissertations merge academic rigour with practical industry knowledge to develop an evidence base to support change in industry practice.
Explore dissertation abstracts, listed below by topic area. Electronic copies of the full dissertations may be requested via the CEM Administrator. Dissertation research since 2011 has focused on the following key areas:
- Data and digital technologies
- DfMA - Offsite Manufacturing
- Energy
- Finance and investment
- Health and safety
- Housing
- Innovation
- Legal and contracts
- Performance, productivity and construction and design process
- Procurement and collaboration
- Skills, EDI and workplace and education
- Sustainability
Data and digital technologies
DfMA - Offsite manufacturing
Energy
Finance and investment
Investigating Cost Performance of Transport Infrastructure Delivery. Henderson, J (2020) |
The TCPI; a valuable tool for Portfolio Managers or just another metric?. Knights, M (2018) |
British buildings made in China – the Future?. Cassidy, D (2016) |
Private investment in baseload power generation; what experience can South Africa gain from the UK. Lazar, J (2014) |
Risk perception and funding of large scale construction projects. Larcey, P (2014) |
Analysis of the bidding costs of a global construction company when tendering construction projects. Hannah, J (2013) |
Construction cost differential between infrastructure projects. Kelly, S (2013) |
Renewable energy: enabling private sector investment. Northwood, C (2013) |
Health and safety
Housing
Innovation
Legal and contracts
Performance, productivity, construction and design process
Procurement and collaboration
Skills, EDI, workplace and education
Sustainability