Research students at SIM
Meet our multi-cultural cohort of current PhD thesis students at the School of Information Management, and learn about their research.
PhD graduates
Consult the list of completed theses by PhD research students in the School of Information Management.
Ahmad Nadzri Mohamad
Data-driven Innovation with Open Government Data
Alfred Chikomba
Data governance in crisis and change
Ba Xuan Nguyen
International Research Collaboration Measurement
Nancy Li
Investigating the interface between public policy and science using computational modelling and the analysis of complex systems.
Ngoc An Vu
Optimizing the relevance of online recommendation systems through customer participation
Patricia Mariel Velasquez
Effect of the design of blended library on students’ learning motivation
Hassan Mustafa
Platform Power and Politics of Information in the Global South
Alan Samuel
AI-human Collaboration in Leadership Coaching: Towards A Leadership Capability Development Framework
Rebecca Mines
Experiencing technologies in learning: a Higher Education student perspective
Nastaran Mohammadhossein
Value of using augmented reality in organizational settings
Ishara Kandane Arachchige Don
Human-AI collaboration and the changing nature of work
Wanxuan Lin
AI technology and team creativity
Chloe Latto
Human-AI Collaboration Impact on Organisational Structures
Jingyu Zheng
Shafiqul Alam
Humans and AI collaboration in manufacturing organizations
Bayu Nuswantoro
The Role of Visibility in Hybrid Work
Sadia Afroze
AI in academic libraries
Michael Miller
Mathematically modelling Māori language revitalisation.
Alison Day (she/they)
Collecting and Connecting: The experiences of queer communities and queer independent archives with GLAM institutions and universities in Aotearoa New Zealand
Yao Zhang
Human-AI collaboration and its impacts on sustainability
Nhung Le
Towards a Framework for Corporate Digital Responsibility and Corporate Sustainability