Topic 23: Critical Evaluation of the Importance of Quality Assurance (QA) in Successful Project Management
Research Aim: The primary aim of this study is to analyse the importance of delivering quality in a project. Whether it is a service or retail sector, ensuring the quality of deliverables is important in project management. The researcher aims to highlight the best practices that can be adapted to ensure quality in the IT sector of the UK (any industry/sector can be selected).
Topic 24: Examining the Effectiveness of Alternate Energy in Developing Countries: A Case of Efficient Energy Management and Production Method
Research Aim: The primary aim of this study is to analyse the state-of-the-art energy management practices that can be utilised for the transformation of conventional into sustainable energy. The focus of the research is on developing countries such as India (any country can be selected).
Topic 25: Evaluating the Risk Associated with the Management of Large-scale Public-Private Engineering Projects in the UK
Research Aim: The primary aim of this project management dissertation topic is to analyse the risks associated with the management of large-scale public-private engineering projects in the U.K. (any country can be selected).
Topic 26: A Review of the Critical Challenges (budget-revisions, technical-flaws, and compromised-quality) Faced by the Construction Engineering Firms in the UK: A Case Study
Research Aim: The aim of this research is to analyse factors that challenge the effectiveness of engineering/other projects. This research project evaluates the challenges in the form of extended budgets, technical flaws, and compromised quality.
Topic 27: Integration of a Constraint-Based Data Mining Technique to Address the Bridge Construction Flaws: A Case Study of Taiwan.
Research Aim: This construction project management dissertation topic attempts to examine frequent construction flaws of bridges, classify them into suitable categories, and present recommendations regarding how an integrated real-time data-based system can improve bridge construction efficiency. For this objective, bridge construction data from January 2007 can be conducted from the Taiwan Public Construction Committee (PCC) evaluation report.
Topic 28: A Review of Institutional and Technical Variables in the Process of Project Management Evolution
Research Aim: This study discusses the primary reasons why project management practices and disciplines arose in the USA during the 1940s and 1960s.
Topic 29: Analysing the Collaborative Building Processes in Concurrent Engineering: A Case Study
Research Aim: This engineering project management dissertation topic aims to evaluate digital technologies in collaborative building processes in concurrent engineering.
The study also aims to provide the best engineering management practices for the development of an integrated and collaborative environment.
Topic 30: A Comparative Study of the Top 3 Project Management Techniques – A Case Study of Construction Engineering Firms of the UK (any industry can be selected)
Research Aim: To validate the extent of practical advantages of the top three Project Management Systems being used in the UK's construction industry, the researcher aims to utilize the goal-setting theory in relevant case studies. An empirical research approach is employed to identify characteristics such as specificity, achievability and exhaustivity to validate the scale of optimised project management systems.
Topic 31: How Effective are the Modern Methodologies Used in Project Management? A Case of UK's IT Sector
Research Aim: The primary aim of this study is to critically analyse and compare various Project Management Methodologies (PMM) being used in the IT sector of the UK (any industry/sector can be selected).
Topic 32: Development of an Enterprise Management System (EMS) to Enable Management of Digital Content
Research Aim: This research, like various other MBA project management dissertation topics, aims to analyse the key factors that lead organisations to apply computer-aided EMS tools and software to enhance their performance. The following are the key variable that shall be analysed;
i) The degree of use in terms of system dependency, efficiency, controls etc.
ii) the kind of users (depending on the industry)
iii) and the iii) selection by experts in project management (PMS) software.
The researcher further aims to present case studies of projects that grew significantly through the application of computer-aided
EMS tools that facilitated growth via optimising operational efficiency.
Topic 33: Analysing the Role of Role of Project Maturity and Organizational-Culture on Project Success: A Case of UK's Corporate Sector
Research Aim: This study investigates the role of project maturity and organizational culture on the success of projects. The focus of the research is the corporate sector of the UK.
Topic 34: A Review of HR Allocation Management in Projects using The Sociometric Approaches: A Case Study of Project Management Companies
Research Aim:This MBA HR project topic discusses a novel use of sociometry in Human Resource Management (HRM) – A case study of employees of organisations that provide expert project management services.
Topic 35: The Role of Remote and Digital Teams in Project Management: A Case Study
Research Aim: This project management dissertation aims to examine the role of digital and remote teams in successful project management. The researcher aims to analyse how using the latest technological tools and remote (offshore) teams can successfully play their role in managing large-scale projects in the UK (MBA project management dissertation topic).
Topic 36: Aligning Marketing and AI: Analysing the Effectiveness of an Optimised (real time data-based) Automotive Customer Relationship Management System
Research Aim: This dissertation topic in project management aims to explore the application of artificial intelligence in Customer Relationship Management (CRM) (any industry can be selected).
Topic 37: The Significance of Human Competencies (Human Resource Training & Development) in the Optimisation of Project Management: A Case Study
Research Aim: This study aims to explore the significance of human resource development (skill development, competence, training etc.) on successful project management (any industry/region can be selected).
Topic 38: Analysis of Project Delays and How Global Construction Firms Deal With Them: A Case Study
Research Aim: This research aims to determine the major causes and impacts of project delays and their influence on the project life cycle. The research further aims to highlight how the modern successful construction firms of the UK have formulated various solutions (methodologies) to address this particular challenge.
The writer is thus able to bridge the gaps between the academic advisors and the practitioners of the industry; to come up with a more integrated approach.
Topic 39: The Application of Agile Project Management on the Effective Delivery of Innovative Sustainable/Eco-Friendly Products
Research Aim: The focus of this research is to assess the application of agile project management to the effective delivery of innovative sustainable, and eco-friendly products.
Topic 40: Analysing the Process of Optimising Business Administration Practices in Global Supply Chain Firms: A Case Study of Sainsbury's UK
Research Aim: This research aims to analyse the process of optimizing business administration practices in global supply chain firms.
Topic 41: Analysing the Impact of Agile Project Management on the Growth of Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs) working in the IT sector of the UK.
Research Aim: The aim of this research is to analyse the impact of agile project management on the growth of small to medium enterprises (SMEs) working in the IT sector of the UK.
Topics 42: Optimising Safety Culture Through Application of Innovative Project Management Techniques
Research Aim: The primary aim of this study is to analyse how to improve the safety culture through the application of innovative project management techniques.
Topic 43: Evaluating Effective Project Management Practices and their Impact on Organization’s Performance in the UK's Automobile Industry
Research Aim: The primary aim of this study is to analyse the importance of evaluating effective project management practices and their impact on an organisation’s performance in the UK’s automobile Industry.
Topic 44: Evaluating the Importance of Project Management Leadership: Does it Contribute to the Growth of Businesses in the UK's Corporate Sector?
Research Aim: The primary aim of this research is to evaluate the importance of project management leadership and does it contribute to the growth of businesses in the UK's corporate sector.
Topic 45: Investigating Soft Skills as Critical Success Factors in Project Management
Research Aim: The purpose of the study is to analyse critical variables of soft skills that impact the success factors of a project. The study is one of the project management topics for the dissertation, which extracts soft skills needed in project management from available literature to examine its relationship to critical success factors. The data is collected using questionnaires distributed to project managers in the UK. The analysis is conducted using SmartPLS 3.0.
Topic 46: Analysing the Dynamic Interactions between Project Participants Throughout the Project Lifecycle and its Impact on Project Outcome
Research Aim: The proposed aim for the study is to comprehend the extent of dynamic interactions between project participants throughout the phases of a project lifecycle and its impact on project outcomes. The writer particularly aims to analyse the importance of social network analysis and risk management in project management. The study uses quantitative data collection and analysis methods to examine general project collaboration types.
Topic 47: Investigating the Strategic Prospective Approach in Project Management
Research Aim: This research paper aims to analyse the strategic perspective approach and its application in the management of project-related uncertainties.
Topic 48: The Role of Governance: Studying the Perceptions of Project Managers in Relation to the Required Governance Structure for Optimising the Project Environment
Research Aim: The study aims to assess project managers' expectations and requirements concerning the governance structure of a project. The study aims to develop a model of the governing structure that can address practical issues faced by project managers and project-leading human resource members. To conduct this study, a qualitative research method is applied, primarily the use of structured interviews is made to collect data. The data is analysed using comparative text analysis of interviews.
Topic 49: Examining the Project Management Human Resource Retention and Job Satisfaction: A Case of Construction Companies of the U.K
Research Aim: The research aims to investigate the relationship between job satisfaction and its influence on the turnover intention of project management professionals in construction companies. Data is collected from project management personnel in public sector organisations in the UK using a survey. The analysis is conducted using structural equation modelling.