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identifying institutional variables strongly associated with synergistic effects at each level. The results also show that institutional variables exhibit more synergistic effects at extremes of the maturity spectrum.

They explored how institutional variables and their interactions shape market performance—a dynamic that has often been overlooked. Their study investigates how PPP institutional variables interact along market maturity levels,

Exploring interactions among PPP institutional variables along market maturity levels Institutional variables and their interactions shape public-private partnership (PPP) market performance. However, the dynamic nature of these interactions has been largely overlooked, limiting opp...

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Congratulations to our PhD student John Sebastian Salazar Florez and his supervisor Associate Professor Petr Matous on their paper in Public Management Review on public-private partnership (PPP) projects.

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and future changemakers to learn from women who are shaping the engineering and project landscapes.

🎓 It’s an honour to pay the experience forward — mentoring and encouraging the next generation of women in engineering and project leadership. Events like this are not just celebrations;

and strengthening.

We’re thrilled to be participating in the upcoming Women in Engineering Information Night, on the 21st of July, hosted by the University of Sydney, Faculty of Engineering. This inspiring event creates space for prospective students, families,

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At the School of Project Management, we're proud to champion gender equity — not just in words, but in outcomes. Our educational programs consistently reflect gender parity, a milestone we’re deeply committed to maintaining

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Fun fact: The team's name is "The Wolves of Ross Street!" 🐺 and that's how we are calling our PhD and PostDoc cohort.

More than just a win on the field, this achievement highlights the strength of their teamwork, spirit, and community — proving that collaboration thrives both in and out of the research lab.

A huge shoutout to every player, supporter, and sideline cheerleader who made this possible.

The soccer team of our phenomenal PhD student and Postdocs proudly claimed the cup in the 2025 Semester 1 Social Sport Competition — undefeated in the tournament!

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Thanks to our #SoPM academics especially to Dr Louis Taborda for leading the capstone project, professional staff delivering this successful expo and experiencing our outstanding students achievements, and most importantly industry partners for each project.

The End of Semester Expo is an opportunity to showcase student projects, both in coursework and research pathways. It was a chance to connect, be inspired, and see the future taking shape through the eyes of our emerging project leaders and thinkers.

Our deepest gratitude to Professor Crawford for her extraordinary service, and best wishes for her retirement.

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School and her continuous role in shaping the future of the discipline."
While Professor Crawford will continue to remain actively engaged with us, we wish to acknowledge her enduring dedication to our School, Faculty of Engineering - University of Sydney and the broader Project Studies discipline.

In the farewell message, A/Prof Naderpajouh, Head of School of Project Management, highlighted: "Prof Crawford's role in the establishment of the School is one of the legacies for the global Project Management community, thanking her for all she has done for the

Professor Lynn Crawford has formally retired this semester. Her contributions to the discipline of Project Management are profound and far-reaching, well beyond what could be captured in a single message.

on their research journey and look forward to their broader impact in academia, industry, and broader society! 🚀
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for theory and practice, true reflection of the School's research direction. Special thanks to A/Prof Michele Barnes for leading our HDR portfolio along with the support lead by Bolor Bat-Erdene. The School is proud to support the next generation of Project Scholars

collaborative contracts, project networks, stakeholder engagement, biodiversity as the outcome of projects, projects as missions, or projects as means to prevent conflicts. These topical issues are studied through plurality of methodologies with clear implications