Adebayo Bosede is a dedicated Quantity Surveyor with over 10 years of extensive experience in the construction industry. She possesses a Master’s degree in Quantity Surveying and is currently pursuing a PhD in the field. With more than five years of experience in academia, she has served as a lecturer, where she combines theoretical knowledge with practical industry insights to mentor and inspire the next generation of construction professionals. Her expertise spans cost management, contract administration, project procurement, and sustainable construction practices. Adebayo Bosede is known for bridging the gap between industry and academia through her hands-on project experience and commitment to advancing knowledge in quantity surveying and construction management. She remains passionate about delivering value, promoting best practices, and contributing to the development of the built environment.
Research Interests
My primary research interest lies in Cost Management within the construction industry. I focus on developing innovative approaches to improve cost estimation accuracy, effective cost planning, and proactive cost control throughout the project lifecycle. My work explores key areas such as life-cycle costing, value engineering, risk-based cost modelling, and the impact of emerging technologies (including Building Information Modelling – BIM) on cost management practices. I am particularly interested in how economic volatility, sustainable construction practices, and modern procurement strategies influence project cost performance. Through my research, I aim to bridge the gap between theory and practice by producing actionable frameworks that enhance cost efficiency, minimise waste, and deliver greater value for construction stakeholders.
Qualifications
Bachelor of Technology in Quantity Surveying (BTECH), Federal university of Technology, Akure (2006)
Masters of Technology in Quantity Surveying (MTECH), Federal university of Technology, Akure (2018)
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