Kirittopoulos Konstantinos

Kirittopoulos Konstantinos serves as a Professor at the National Technical University of Athens (NTUA) within the School of Mechanical Engineering's Department of Industrial Management & Operations Research. His academic leadership spans project management systems, risk analysis, and educational innovation across Greek and international institutions.

Education

• 2003: Dr. Mechanical Engineer (Project Risk Management), NTUA
• 1999: Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, NTUA

Research Focus

His scholarly work centers on Project Management methodologies, Risk Management frameworks, international standards development (particularly ISO 21500), and modern educational systems for engineering disciplines. His research bridges theoretical models with practical applications in infrastructure and business continuity planning, emphasizing quantifiable risk assessment and optimization in complex projects.

Scientific Recognition

• Emerald Literati Award for optimism bias research (2018)
• Elsevier Outstanding Reviewer for Tunneling journal (2018)
• ISO technical committee leadership (TC236/TC258) for project management standards
• Teaching Excellence Award in MBA programs (2022)

Academic Leadership

He directs NTUA's Metrological Laboratory and coordinates the PROMETHEUS-EADIP Certification Body while serving as Deputy Director of the Athens MBA Diplomatic Training Program. His teaching portfolio includes undergraduate courses in Project Planning & Risk Management and postgraduate instruction in Program Management and Total Quality Management. He actively shapes academic policy through roles on the NTUA Continuing Education Senate Committee and School Studies Committee.

Professional Integration

Kirittopoulos maintains operational ties with industry through memberships in TEE, PMI-Greece, HELORS, and the Greek Tunneling Society, ensuring his research remains aligned with real-world engineering challenges and professional certification standards.