Aidin Delgoshaei, Ph.D.

Dr. Aidin Delgoshaei is a Professor of the Practice in Project Management at the University of Kansas. He brings a pedagogical approach that emphasizes practical skills, critical thinking, and real-world applications, all aligned with rigorous academic standards. In his classes, Dr. Delgoshaei integrates modern teaching methodologies, such as T-shaped Learning, Problem-Based Learning, and Collaborative Learning, to foster an engaging and effective learning environment.

Dr. Delgoshaei has extensive experience as a project manager, leading projects in construction, manufacturing, and systems for international clients. He is deeply committed to project management principles based on the PMBOK framework and PMI standards. His areas of expertise include digital project management, agile methodologies, time and cost management, machine learning, and project risk management. He strongly believes in fostering industrial collaboration and networking, having led numerous university-industry projects and served as the Sponsor Department Leader for international conferences, including LSCM 2020 (Springer) and AMPT 2023 (Taylor & Francis).

With significant experience in digital technologies for project management, Dr. Delgoshaei is proficient in tools such as ASANA, Jira, Oracle Primavera Enterprise (P6), and Microsoft Office. He also applies business intelligence platforms like Power BI to enhance project outcomes. His supervision has guided numerous Ph.D. and Master's students in the fields of project management and engineering management.

A key area of Dr. Delgoshaei’s contributions is curriculum development. He actively participates in designing and updating course syllabi, revising program outcomes, and developing workshops. As a member of various teaching committees, he has played a crucial role in aligning students' skills with industry standards and enhancing academic programs.

Dr. Delgoshaei has published over 43 JCR-indexed papers in high-ranking journals and has contributed to international conferences across the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Asia as a technical committee member and track chair. He also serves on the editorial boards of several international scientific journals.