Andrew Collins

Dr Andrew Collins is a Senior Lecturer in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at the Institute of Transport and Logistics Studies (ITLS), The University of Sydney. He is a discipline coordinator for the Global Logistics specialisation in the Master of Commerce. His research focuses on the behavioural influences of decision makers in logistics, supply chain management, and transport, including the decisions of supply chain managers and consumers. He has contributed to methodological areas such as discrete choice modelling and has published in top-tier journals. Collins teaches units such as ITLS5250 Foundation in Global Logistics and ITLS6015 Managing Supply Chain Disruption. He is also a co-developer of Ngene, a software package for discrete choice experiments.

Andrew T. Collins is a Senior Lecturer in Logistics and Supply Chain Management with expertise in discrete choice modelling, logistics and supply chain, transportation, and aviation. His research focuses on understanding commuter preferences, air travel behaviour, and the environmental impact of logistics systems. He has developed methodologies for stated choice experiments and explored behavioural influences on decision-making processes. His work addresses issues such as attribute non-attendance, common-metric aggregation, and the integration of risk attitudes and perceptual conditioning in choice models. Collins also investigates the equity of physical activity and accessibility benefits of bicycle infrastructure and the transition to autonomous vehicles.