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Dr. Henry Liu is an Associate Professor and Postgraduate Programme Director at the University of Canberra's Design & Built Environment School, specializing in Building and Construction Management. Previously a Senior Lecturer at Northumbria University (UK), he holds a PhD from Curtin University (2015) and master's degrees from Deakin University and the University of South Wales. His research focuses on Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs), transport infrastructure resilience, workforce planning, and performance measurement, with a strong emphasis on practical applications in engineering sectors. He has secured over AU$1.09 million in external grants since 2017/18 and serves on editorial boards of leading journals like IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management.
Education includes:
- PhD in Management, Curtin University (2012–2015)
- Master's in Management, Deakin University (2009–2011)
- Master's in Management, University of South Wales (2004–2005)
- Bachelor's in Engineering, South China University of Technology
Research interests span decision-making frameworks, infrastructure financing, sustainable transportation policies, and PPP lifecycle evaluation. His work contributes to UN SDGs related to sustainable cities, responsible consumption, and climate action. Notable collaborations include projects on EV charging governance, authoritarian leadership in projects, and PPP sustainability frameworks.
Recent articles highlight innovations in digital construction technologies, STIRPAT modeling for environmental sustainability, and cross-national PPP procurement strategies. His editorial roles include Nature’s Humanities and Social Sciences Communications and Frontiers of Engineering Management, reflecting his leadership in academic discourse.
Grants and projects include the AU$1.09m in external funding, with active involvement in initiatives like Training and Upskilling for Women in Construction (2023–2024) and the Digital Building and Built Environment Hub (2021–2022). These projects address workforce development and infrastructure resilience in Australia’s construction sector.
Professional memberships include the Australian Institute of Building and the Higher Education Academy Fellowship (2018–present). He is also a Visiting Research Fellow at Curtin University and the University of Technology Sydney.
