Emmanuel is a lecturer/senior lecturer at NTU’s School of Architecture, Design and Built Environment, responsible for preparing and delivering lectures, seminars and workshops on a range Construction Project Management and Quantity Surveying modules at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels. He also has responsibility for supervision of undergraduate, masters and a number of PhD-level research within the school.
Emmanuel leads the Research Methods module for the online MSc in Construction Project Management.
He is research active and has published in a number of highly reputable peer-reviewed journals and conferences. He has also published a number of technical reports as part of his engagement in research consultancy, both in the UK and across EU. His current research interests are in the areas of construction supply chain management, construction procurement and sustainability in the built environment.
In addition to his duties at NTU, Emmanuel is a reviewer for a number of highly acclaimed journals such as the International Journal of Project Management, Engineering, Construction and Architectural Management, and the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) Publishing, Management, Procurement and Law Journal. Prior to his academic career, Emmanuel worked in private practice as a Quantity Surveyor, and was responsible for providing cost and procurement advice to various commercial and public sector construction clients.