Dr Stanley Njuangang

Dr Stanley Njuangang is the Course Director for Construction Management and Facilities management in the School of Built Environment, Engineering and Computing, Leeds Beckett University. Stanley holds a BSc (Hons) in Geography (The University of Buea, Cameroon), PGCert in Teaching and Learning (University of Central Lancashire, UK), MSc in Quantity Surveying and Commercial Management (Oxford Brookes University, UK), MSc Environmental Protection (University of Salford, UK), PhD in Facilities Management (University of Central Lancashire, UK). Over the years, Stanley gained experience working in the construction industry. He continues to liaise and work closely with several industry partners both in the UK and abroad.

Stanley's research interests are in the fields of Public Private Partnerships (PPP), Sustainable Construction, Healthcare Facilities Management, Maintenance Management, Performance Measurement and Management. In addition to publishing peer-reviewed articles, Stanley has presented his work in many international conferences across four continents. He has also reviewed several academic journals (including those for Facilities, PLOS One etc) and conference proceedings (i.e. COBRA organised by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS)). Stanley has also mentored and supervised MPhil and PhD students – 02 PhD students nearing completion. At both the undergraduate and master's level, Stanley continues to advise and supervise many students studying for a degree at the Leeds Beckett University. He is also the leader for the undergraduate dissertation for surveying and construction related courses.

Stanley’s teaching interest cuts across several disciplines including those of Construction Management, Facilities Management, Building Surveying and Project Management. Amongst the different modules that Stanley has taught previously are those on Strategic Project Management, Maintenance Management, ICT (Professional Practice), Dissertation, Building Economics, Procurement, Environmental Management, Facilities Management.

Stanley is Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. He is also currently accepting application from prospective PhD candidates.

Stanley is the Module Leader for the undergraduate dissertation that cut across the construction related courses in the School of Built Environment, Engineering and Computing. He currently teaches the following modules:

• Project Organisation and Strategy
• Strategy, Economics and Finance
• Dissertation
• Project Practice