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Student research

APM is keen to support all students at all levels regarding their research into the management of projects.

Our research department encourages students to submit their surveys and would like to see the project management community becoming involved by completing the surveys, if applicable, and answering questions which will assist students in their studies.

Your input will help to develop the knowledge base of project management and drive the profession forward. Please see the Promote your research section below on how to upload your survey.

Disclaimer: Please note that whilst APM are keen to advertise these research opportunities it is the responsibility of each student to follow their University's ethical guidelines.

Student Rsearch

List of current research by students

The following is a list of current and recent requests from students for assistance and contributions to aid their research activities. Please note that some of these are date sensitive.

The influence of Cultural Intelligence (CQ) on conflict occurrence within Global Virtual Teams (GVT)

Synopsis  In my master’s project, I study how understanding different cultures affects conflicts in International Virtual Teams. The survey takes about 5 minutes. Thank you for your help!

Target audience  This research concentrates on professionals, such as, project managers, team members, product owner who are part of Global Virtual Teams in diverse industries.

Requirement  This survey is designed for professionals who are currently working within Global Virtual Teams (GVT) and have at least one year of experience.

Survey closing date  20 June 2024

Participate in survey

Utilisation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Project Controls and Project Management

Synopsis   

This research project investigates the Utilisation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Project Controls and Project Management through a quantitative approach. The study gathers primary data via a questionnaire to assess current AI applications in the field, supplemented by secondary data from existing literature to provide a comprehensive understanding of the research topic.

Objectives:

  1. Current Applications: Investigate the current applications of AI in project controls and project management to understand the extent of its utilisation in industry practices.
  2. Effectiveness: Assess the effectiveness of AI in improving project controls and management processes.
  3. Challenges: Identify the key challenges and limitations in the widespread adoption of AI in project controls and management.
  4. Recommendations: Propose practical recommendations to overcome the identified challenges and limitations to facilitate the smoother integration of AI into project management workflows.
  5. Future Trends: Explore future trends in the utilisation of AI in project controls and project management by anticipating technological advancements that could further optimise project delivery processes.

Methodology:

  • Data Collection: Primary data through questionnaires and secondary data from literature.
  • Data Analysis: Utilise statistical methods, including descriptive and regression analysis, to identify correlations and trends. Thematic analysis will highlight recurring themes and insights.

Analysis and Findings:

The research will synthesise findings to draw meaningful conclusions, propose actionable recommendations, and forecast future trends. The aim is to demonstrate how AI can revolutionise project controls and management by enhancing efficiency, efficacy, and innovation.

This project employs a balanced methodology, integrating primary and secondary data, to understand AI's potential in improving project controls and management, ultimately delivering projects that succeed and a society which benefits.

Target audience Any individual with project management experience.

Requirement Participants can contribute to the study by completing the survey. 

Survey closing date  30 June 2024

Participate in survey

Sustainable Project Management

Synopsis  I am a MSc. Programme and Project Management student at the University of Warwick. I am currently working on my dissertation on “Integration of Sustainability Principles in Project Management Practice”.

Target audience  Project managers

Requirement  As a member of the APM community, I value your expertise and insights in the field of project management. The survey takes only 5 minutes of your time.

If you have any questions or require further information, please feel free to contact me. 

Thank you in advance for considering participation in this survey. Your contribution is greatly appreciated!

Survey closing date  1 August 2024

Participate in survey

Submit your student research

 APM members can promote their existing research by completing and submitting the form below. Please note: it can take up to 48 hours from submission for your entry to appear on our student research web page but once live please feel free to share this to your networks and potential participants using social media channels.  We will endeavour to promote student research on an ongoing basis.