Rehema Msulwa

Dr Rehema Msulwa's research lies at the nexus of where policy meets the design and delivery of capital-intensive infrastructure projects. Previously, Rehema was a research associate at the University of Bath. There she became a part of Project X, an ESRC funded research collaboration between the UK government, academia and industry representatives; and the Hinkley Point C (HPC) Supply Chain Innovation Lab, a partnership between the University of Bath and the HPC nuclear power station project. Rehema was a research associate with Infrastructure@Manchester, a forum developed by Alliance Manchester Business School in partnership with Barclays Bank. Through her research and work as a consultant Rehema has engaged with infrastructure authorities and practitioners in the UK, India, Nigeria, and with the African Development Bank in Côte d’Ivoire. Rehema has a PhD in Business and Management and an MSc in the Management and Implementation of Development Projects from the University of Manchester. She also has an MCom in Applied Economics, a BCom (Honours) in Economics, and a BCom in Economics and Finance from the University of Cape Town, South Africa.