Ian McAndrew

Ian McAndrew has five degrees: a PhD, two master’s degrees, and two bachelor’s degrees. He is a Fellow of the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS). Dr. McAndrew chairs several international conferences and journals and is invited to give keynote speeches all over the world. He started his career in the automotive industry as an engine designer and has worked at several universities across the globe. Dr. McAndrew is the Dean of doctoral programs at Capitol Technology University. An external examiner on the worldwide stage (UK, USA, Germany, Italy, Jordan, Japan, Australia, Greece, and Kenya), his experience includes over 183 successful Doctorate successes and in excess of 300 master's theses/capstones. He has an extensive list of books, journal articles, and conference publications spanning 30 years. He is dedicated to supporting doctoral success.

Publications

Investigating a Marginalized Business Asset: Opportunity Risk
Investigating a Marginalized Business Asset: Opportunity Risk
Laura Ann Jones, Ian McAndrew. © 2024. 24 pages.
This study explores the concept of opportunity risks, which involve pursuing uncertainties to achieve favorable outcomes. The goal of this study is to offer practical...
Service Learning in Executive and Online Doctoral Programs in Healthcare Administration, Public Health, Nursing Practice in Healthcare Technology
Service Learning in Executive and Online Doctoral Programs in Healthcare Administration, Public Health, Nursing Practice in Healthcare Technology
Darrell Norman Burrell, Ian McAndrew. © 2024. 20 pages.
For executive doctoral students, service learning transcends traditional pedagogy, providing an experiential pathway to bridge theory and practice. Healthcare professionals with...
Using Artificial Intelligence as a Public Health Surveillance Tool During Salmonella Outbreaks
Using Artificial Intelligence as a Public Health Surveillance Tool During Salmonella Outbreaks
Darrell Norman Burrell, Ian McAndrew. © 2024. 15 pages.
The increasing prevalence of illnesses, particularly Salmonella infections, presents a significant public health challenge. Traditional surveillance and outbreak management...