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Student Theses

Final-year research by EAMU graduates, tackling real questions facing Cambodian businesses, consumers and industries. Each thesis is supervised by EAMU faculty and submitted in partial fulfilment of an honours degree.

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  1. KHEANG David

    BSc (Hons) in Business Information System

    Impact of Security features (Biometric Logins, MFA, OTP) on Trust and Adoption of Mobile Banking Applications: An Urban Phnom Penh Perspective

    Supervised by Assoc. Prof. G.T. Bakyaraj · March 2026

    Mobile banking has expanded rapidly in Phnom Penh, offering users convenient access to financial services through smartphones. Despite this growth, concerns related to security, privacy, and unauthorized access continue…

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  2. LONG Vicheka

    BSc (Hons) in Business Information System

    To Investigate the Influence of UX/UI Design Features (Visual Appeal, Navigation, Personalisation) on Customer Experience and Impact on Purchase Decision in Food Delivery Applications in Phnom Penh, Cambodia

    Supervised by Assoc. Prof. G.T. Bakyaraj · March 2026

    The rapid growth of food delivery applications has transformed consumption behaviour in urban areas, particularly in emerging digital economies such as Cambodia. As competition intensifies among platforms, user…

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  3. VAT Soveha

    BSc (Hons) in Business Information System

    Trust in Cloud Storage Security and Its Effect on Usage Frequency: A Cambodia-Based Study

    Supervised by Assoc. Prof. G.T. Bakyaraj · March 2026

    Cloud storage has become a key part of today’s digital world, helping individuals and organizations store, access, and share data more easily across devices. In Cambodia, services like Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox,…

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