Dr Henry Liu is an Associate Professor of Building & Construction Management at the School of Design and the Built Environment, University of Canberra (UC). Prior to joining UC, Henry was a Senior Lecturer in Built Environment at Northumbria University, United Kingdom (UK). He has the full fellowship and membership of the UK Higher Education Academy (HEA) (i.e. FHEA) and Australian Institute of Building (i.e., MAIB). Henry holds a Master of Construction Management conferred by Deakin University (Australia), where he was the recipient of the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) Australasian Award for an Excellent Postgraduate Student. In 2015, Henry completed a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Civil Engineering from Curtin University, Australia.

Henry is a research-active academic and has contributed to securing and co-leading AU$430k external grants since 2021. His research aims to ensure relevance to practice. He has multiple research interests with a focus on decision-making, transport infrastructure financing/procurement, Public-Private Partnerships, performance measurement, workforce planning, transport asset resilience and sustainable transportation/policies. Henry is currently sitting in the editorial or technical boards of five (5) international journals including a leading journal of engineering management, IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, and Nature's Humanities and Social Sciences Communications. He has also published his research works as a principal author in many Q1 scholarly journals, e.g., ASCE's Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, ASCE's Journal of Management in Engineering, Developments in the Built Environment, Environment and Planning C, Habitat International, International Journal of Production Research, International Journal of Project Management, Production Planning & Control, Socio-Economic Planning Sciences, Structural Change and Economic Dynamics, Transportation Reserach Part D, Utilities Policy etc.

• Public-Private Partnerships
• Performance evaluation/measurement
• Decision-making
• Workforce planning
• Transport infrastructure resilience
• Sustainable transportation and policies