Research
Since 1998, Cambridge International has produced a living archive of scholarship — from undergraduate dissertations to landmark doctoral theses — advancing knowledge across every discipline we teach.
Distinguished Theses
Original, sustained investigations supervised by leading faculty and shaping discourse in their fields.
An Investigation into the Foundations of Security Fundamentals
Aiden Walsh, Anaya Cohen, Oscar Schmidt
This Doctoral Thesis presents an original, sustained investigation into Security Fundamentals within the discipline of Cybersecurity. Supervised by Dr. Ada Lovelace, the work draws on primary and secondary sources, devel...
The Role of Foundations of Aerospace Engineering in Advancing Aerospace Engineering
Mei Nakamura, Oliver Kuznetsov
This Doctoral Thesis presents an original, sustained investigation into Foundations of Aerospace Engineering within the discipline of Aerospace Engineering. Supervised by Prof. Nikola Tesla, the work draws on primary and...
An Investigation into the Foundations of Supply Chain & Logistics: Theory & Principles
Ines Schmidt, Leila Garcia, Tomas Rossi
This Doctoral Thesis presents an original, sustained investigation into Supply Chain & Logistics: Theory & Principles within the discipline of Supply Chain & Logistics. Supervised by Prof. James Clerk Maxwell, the work d...
A Comparative Study of Approaches to Research Methods in Pharmacy
Hassan Reyes
This Doctoral Thesis presents an original, sustained investigation into Research Methods in Pharmacy within the discipline of Pharmacy. Supervised by Dr. Ada Lovelace, the work draws on primary and secondary sources, dev...
Research Highlights
A selection of influential publications produced by our academic community.
Rethinking Artificial Intelligence for the Next Decade of BSc Computer Science
Julian Dubois, Zara Tanaka, Noah Khan
Rethinking Data Structures & Algorithms for the Next Decade of Computer Science
Nia Moreau, Maya Bianchi, Marcus Mensah
Bridging Gaps in Operating Systems & Networks: Evidence from a Mixed-Methods Study
Lena Jensen, Omar Park
Bridging Gaps in Software Development Lifecycle: Evidence from a Mixed-Methods Study
Aisha Sokolov, Finn Abbas
Emerging Trends in Software Testing & Quality and Their Implications for Software Engineering
Mateo Marsh
Emerging Trends in Foundations of Data Science and Their Implications for Data Science & Artificial Intelligence
Hassan Schmidt
Scholarship Since 1998
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