Bee joined the Faculty as Senior Lecturer in the Construction Management and Property program in Feb 2013. She obtained her Bachelor of Building Construction Management degree from UNSW and completed her PhD studies in the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Previously, she had also worked as quantity surveyor and estimator with several construction firms located in Sydney and Singapore.
My Qualifications
Bee joined the Faculty as Senior Lecturer in the Construction Management and Property program in Feb 2013. She obtained her Bachelor of Building Construction Management degree from UNSW and completed her PhD studies in the Hong Kong Polytechnic University. Previously, she had also worked as quantity surveyor and estimator with several construction firms located in Sydney and Singapore.
My Qualifications
PhD (HK PolyU), BBCM (UNSW, 1st Class, University Medal), Dip. in Bldg (TAR College)
My Research Activities
Bee's main research area is in construction management and economics. With the focus on competition in the construction industry, she has been active in applying (i) statistical techniques to model contractors’ bidding behaviour, and (ii) experimental designs to examine contractors’ bidding behaviour via active manipulation of bidding variables. Her research interests include:
- Construction contract bidding
- Experimental research in construction economics
- Construction procurement strategies
- Quantitative methods in construction research
- Women in construction
- Disaster management in the built environment
My Research Supervision
Supervision keywords
Areas of supervision
- Construction contract bidding
- Experimental research in construction economics
- Construction procurement strategies
- Quantitative methods in construction research
- Women in construction
- Disaster management in the built environment
My Teaching
Bee is the lecturer for the following courses:
- BLDG 2013 Construction Estimating
- BLDG 1023 Construction Project Management Theory
- BLDG 4501/4502 Thesis
- BENV 7020 Research Seminar
- REST 0018 Research Project
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