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We have 8 Business & Management PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Reading
Business & Management PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Reading
We have 8 Business & Management PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships in Reading
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Organisational implications of robotics and automation in construction supply chains
Over the next 20 years around 50% of construction work could be automated using new and emerging technologies to support advancing automation in the construction sector. Read more
Problem-solving in cross-sector collaboration between technology companies and the construction industry
New technology development within the construction sector often stems from the appeal of replicating efficiencies seen in other sectors such as automation and manufacturing. Read more
Process and information modelling for managing risk in infrastructure projects
Infrastructure projects are critical to foster countries’ economic development, prosperity and growth. It has been reported that till 2030, there will be a need to invest on average 3 trillion USD annually to keep pace with population growth. Read more
Cognitive processes in self-control and emotion regulation
The Self-Regulation, Attention, and Emotion Lab examines various topics at the intersection of self-regulation, emotion, and (social) cognition research. Read more
University of Reading PhD Opportunities
Our thriving and diverse community of researchers leads the way in understanding the issues that most concern the world today. Join us as a postgraduate researcher at Reading and we will support you at every stage, helping you to deliver research that counts. Read more
Managing Risk in Projects with Digital Twins
A digital twin is a virtual representation that serves as the real-time digital counterpart of a physical object or a system, such as a built asset or a socio-technical system. Read more
Improving community engagement in renewable energy developments
Many of UK’s renewal energy developments that obtain government sanctioned approval to proceed, but not ’community approval’, are compounding the NIMBY oppositions that often lead to protracted conflicts between communities, industries and governments which in turn results in significant social, political and economic costs to the interests of all concerned. Read more
Understanding and managing cultural diversity on UK construction sites
Despite stringent health and safety regulations, the construction industry continues to suffer the highest proportions of fatalities and injuries of all major UK industries. Read more
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