Student: Skevos Polias
Year: 2025
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens
Level: Undergraduate
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Student: Christos Konidas
Year: 2022
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens
Level: Undergraduate
Thesis written in Greek

Student: Sophia Visvardi
Year: 2025
Affiliation: Athens University of Economics and Business (Part-Time MBA)
Level: Postgraduate
Thesis written in Greek

Researcher: Dr Marios Stanitsas

Year: 2016-2022 (part-time)
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens
Primary supervisor: Associate Professor Konstantinos Kirytopoulos

Thesis language: English

This Thesis explores the indicators that affect the integration of sustainability into project management practices of construction projects. Though many indicators that contribute to the implementation of sustainable construction projects have been identified in the literature, project managers face several issues in their proper use due to the lack of a comprehensive classification. This Thesis combines the views of all construction project stakeholders and delivers the most contributing sustainable project management indicators that lead to sustainable construction projects.

Student: Maria Kokori
Year: 2025
Affiliation: Hellenic Open University
Level: Postgraduate
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Student: Apostolis Vrachiolidis
Year: 2022
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens/Athens University of Economics and Business
Level: Postgraduate
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Student: Kyriaki Gerodimou
Year: 2025
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens
Level: Undergraduate
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Student: Tasos Gkiouzepas
Year: 2022
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens/Athens University of Economics and Business
Level: Postgraduate
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Student: Spyros Klagkos
Year: 2025
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens, Construction Management (ΔΕΥΚ)
Level: Postgraduate
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Student: Domniki Stratigea
Year: 2022
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens/Athens University of Economics and Business
Level: Postgraduate
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Student: Nicolaos Stratis-Lamprakis
Year: 2024
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens / Athens University of Economics and Business, AthensMBA
Level: Postgraduate
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Student: Theofanis Christopoulos
Year: 2021
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens
Level: Undergraduate
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Student: Natasa Biniari
Year: 2024
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens, Athens MBA
Level: Postgraduate
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Student: Ioannis Bartsiokas
Year: 2021
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens
Level: Undergraduate
Thesis written in Greek

Student: Antonis Rabbat
Year: 2024
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens
Level: Undergraduate
Thesis written in Greek

Student: Eleni Gkouma
Year: 2021
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens
Level: Undergraduate
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Student: Christos Gagas
Year: 2023
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens
Level: Undergraduate
Thesis written in Greek

Student: Katerina Michalaki
Year: 2021
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens/Athens University of Economics and Business
Level: Postgraduate
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Student: Spyros Tsagkaropoulos
Year: 2023
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens
Level: Undergraduate
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Student: Elisabeth Gkolfinopoulou
Year: 2021
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens/Athens University of Economics and Business
Level: Postgraduate
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Student: Sofia Mantellou
Year: 2023
Affiliation: Athens University of Economics and Business (Part-Time MBA)
Level: Postgraduate
Thesis written in Greek

Researcher: Dr Theodoros Kalogeropoulos

Year: 2014-2020
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens
Primary supervisor: Associate Professor Konstantinos Kirytopoulos

Thesis language: English

This research explores project management practice from a social point of view correlating the field of sociology with the field of project management. The research included a deep analysis of more than five hundred (500) books, papers, and theses, most of which can be seen in the list of references. Main aim of the research is to add a new direction to the "Project-As-Practice" research agenda by applying and extending the Bourdieusian Theory of Practice.

Student: Vasiliki Samikou
Year: 2023
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens/Athens University of Economics and Business (Athens MBA)
Level: Postgraduate
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Student: Louiza-Elpida Dounavi
Year: 2020
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens
Level: Undergraduate
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Student: George Dianellos
Year: 2023
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens/Athens University of Economics and Business (Athens MBA)
Level: Postgraduate
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Student: Dimitris Matsangos
Year: 2020
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens
Level: Undergraduate
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Student: Dimitris Pistiolis
Year: 2023
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens/Athens University of Economics and Business (Athens MBA)
Level: Postgraduate
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Researcher: Phuong Thi Le
Year: 2018-2020

Affiliation: University of South Australia
Primary supervisor: A/Prof. Nicholas Chileshe, A/Prof. Konstantinos Kirytopoulos

Thesis language: English

The aim of this research is to enhance risk management in Vietnam.

Student: Odisseas Zournatzis
Year: 2022
Affiliation: National Technical University of Athens
Level: Undergraduate
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Researcher: Dr James Prater
Year: 2015-2020

Affiliation: University of South Australia
Primary supervisor: A/Prof. Konstantinos Kirytopoulos

Thesis language: English

The aim of this research was to extend the existing knowledge of the scheduling of Information Technology projects to determine causes for poor estimation and mitigation techniques to address these causes.