College of Business, Law & Governance

Zhanming Liang

Associate Dean, Research Education
zhanming.liang@jcu.edu.au

Siggi Gudergan

Professor of Strategy
siggi.gudergan@jcu.edu.au

Arusha Cooray

Adjunct Professorial Research Fellow
arusha.cooray@jcu.edu.au

Ian Atkinson

Adjunct Professor
ian.atkinson@jcu.edu.au

Arushi

Doctor of Philosophy (Information Technology)
arushi@my.jcu.edu.au

Paul Darwen

JCUB Academic Lead Information Technology (MIT, MDS, BIT)
paul.darwen@jcu.edu.au

Kerry Russo

Associate Dean, Learning and Teaching
kerry.russo@jcu.edu.au

Jamie Fellows

Dean, Business, Law and Governance
jamie.fellows@jcu.edu.au

Keyvan Shokoufi

Doctor of Philosophy (Management and Commerce)
keyvan.shokoufi@my.jcu.edu.au

Empowering Human Services Organisations: Scalable Change Management Tools for Enhanced Productivity

Siggi Gudergan

18 Jun 2025 - 30 Jun 2029

Industry research scholarship - a top up scholarship - to support the candidate during their studies.

Climate Extremes Data Scientist (Old ID 22196)

Ian Atkinson

01 Jul 2015 - 14 Jun 2019

As climate variability increases, researchers are being asked about the role of extreme weather events in shaping the appearance of natural ecosystems, potential for species extinction and loss of biodiversity, the viability of agricultural production systems, and whether particular system thresholds have been or will soon be breached. Such information is essential for adaptation policy, planning and management as it provides insights into the direction and rate of likely change as well as the management challenges that might be faced. This project will address these "big data" issues.

Developing a National Health Commissioning Training program

Zhanming Liang

03 Feb 2025 - 29 Aug 2025

Developing National Commissioning Training Program that provide a foundational training program to staff working at the Primary Health Networks across Australia and Department of Health, Disability and Aging

Quality and utilisation of primary care among older adults: Driving for holistic healthy ageing in Hong Kong

Zhanming Liang

03 Nov 2024 - 30 Oct 2026

This research employs the Primary Care Assessment Tool (PCAT) and generate evidence to guide developing a better primary care that provides high perceived service quality, and positive experience to older adults in Hong Kong. The key objectives include: (a) To assess the current state of experience and perception of primary care among older adults in Hong Kong using the PCAT (b) To explore the factors that influence the perceived service quality, satisfaction, trust, and revisit intention of primary care among older adults (c) To identify the gaps and challenges in meeting the needs and expectations of older adults for primary care service (d) To disseminate the findings of the study to relevant stakeholders, including academics and students, healthcare professionals, elderly care providers, and policy makers The multi-phase and mixed method research includes online survey and focus group discussions with both older adults who are accessing the current primary care services in Hong Kong and primary care service providers.