Transport & Logistics
Postgraduate research
With so many exciting and important themes available to research and the general shortage of well-trained researchers in transport and logistics, ITLS always encourages inquiries. The Institute invites individuals with strong interests in higher level research to contact us. ITLS has a large number of research themes which we believe would make an excellent research program. These can range from highly quantitative to highly qualitative research topics with a focus on basic and applied research. ITLS has the largest group of postgraduate students in transport and logistics management in Australia. Our research students become close members of ITLS and have open access to research facilities and internationally renowned academic staff in transport and logistics. Facilities for research students at ITLS are excellent. Each student has an individual work area, with full access to computers, printing, photocopying and fax facilities. Students also have access to the ITLS resource collection including leading transport journals, data and other material.
Further information
Future Students | Admissions and Enrolment
 Research students at ITLS |
 Higher degrees by research symposium 2010 |
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Higher degrees by research symposium 2010 | |
Recently Completed Higher Degree by Research Theses
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Name |
Year |
Thesis Title |
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| Jyotirmoyee Bhattacharjya | 2011 | IT enabled interaction strategies in B2B relationships in value chain networks |
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Geoffrey Clifton |
2011 |
The Role of Frequency and Connectivity in the Delivering Enhanced Bus Systems in Urban Areas: Developing a Network of Corridor Services |
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Wafa Dabbas |
2010 |
Modelling Vehicle Emission from an Urban Air Quality Perspective: Testing Vehicle Emissions Interdependencies |
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Zheng Li |
2008 |
Modelling and Forecasting the Demand for Automobile Petron in Australia, and the Policy Implications [MPhil] |
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Sean Puckett |
2006 |
Economic Behavior of Interdependent Road Use Charges: Advanced Stated Choice Analysis |
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Melody Ju-Miao Hsaio |
2006 |
The Impact of Retailer-Supplier and Decision-Making Uncertainty on Supply Chain Performance |
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Alejandra Efron |
2006 |
Inter-organisational Relationships in a Cross-Culture Supply Chain Context: International Travelling Exhibitions |
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John Rose |
2005 |
Designing Efficient Stated Choice Experiments |
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Seu Keow Cheng |
2004 |
Shipper-Intermediary Relationships - A Principal Agent Approach |
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Baojin Wang |
2001 |
Revealing the Safety of the Road Environment from Driver Responses: Investigation of Driver Behaviour under Specific Road and Traffic Conditions |
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Chackrit Duangphastra |
2000 |
Developing Strategies for the ASEAN Aviation Sector Post the 1998 Economic Downturn |
Contacts
The Research Student Program Manager is the first point of contact for all prospective and current research students. For specialist advice on the scholarly aspects of your intended research please contact the ITLS Postgraduate Research Coordinator (Admissions) Dr Ada Suk-Fung Ng suk.ng@sydney.edu.au.