Below I list my PhD students, their thesis topics, and to the extent of my knowledge, where they are now. As of May 2008, 20 completions
- 1978-81
- Carmela Armanious-Omary: `Symmetric graphs and their automorphism groups'. Vice President Bir Zeit University, West Bank.
- 1984-86
- Gordon Royle: `Enumeration problems in graph theory'. Associate Professor, Computer Science/Math., University of WA.
- 1986-87
- Luz Nochefranca: `Symmetric 4-valent graphs' (University of the Philippines). Lecturer, University of the Philippines, Manila.
- 1989-95
- Michael Hartley: `Combinatorially regular Euler polytopes'. Director of Research, KDU College, Petaling Jaya, Malaysia.
- 1990-96
- Greg Gamble: `Elements of prime order in primitive perm-utation groups'. Research Fellow, Aachen; now at Curtin University.
- 1990
- Blessilda Raposa: `Nearly triply regular designs' (De le Salle University, joint supervision with N. Ito, Japan). Department Head, De La Salle University, Manila.
- 1991-95
- Xin-Gui Fang: `Construction and classification of some fam-ilies of almost simple 2-arc transitive graphs'. Professor, Peking Univ.
- 1992-94
- Dmittri Pasechnik: `Local characterisations of geometries'. (Graduated with Distinction). A/Prof. Nanyang Univ. of Tech. Singapore.
- 1993-96
- Cai Heng Li: `Isomorphisms of finite Cayley graphs'. Queen Elizabeth II Fellow and Associate Professor, UWA.
- 1997-98
- Priscilla Alejandro: `Searching for Rahilly Families of Pre-difference Sets'. (University of the Philippines: joint supervision with L Nochefranca and A C Niemeyer). Professor, University of the Philippines, Manila.
- 1997-98
- Mehdi Khayaty (now Mehdi Aleyian): `Transitive permutation groups with bounded movement having maximal degree'. (Iran University of Technology: joint supervision with A. Hassani). Professor, and President of Behshahr University of Science and Technology, a branch of Iran University of Science and Technology.
- 1997-98
- Mohammad Ali Iranmanesh: `Vertex-imprimitive graphs of order a product of three distinct odd primes'. (Iran University of Technology: joint supervision with A. Hassani). Professor, University of Yazd, Iran.
- 1997-01
- Sanming Zhou: `Imprimitive symmetric graphs'. (Graduated with Distinction: joint supervision with Cai Heng Li.). Senior Lecturer, Univ. of Melbourne.
- 2000-03
- John Bamberg: `Innately transitive permutation groups'. (joint supervision with Tim Penttila.). ARC Postdoctoral Fellow, UWA/Marie Curie Fellow, Ghent.
- 2000-04
- Tian Khoon Lim: `Arc-transitive homogeneous fact-orisations of complete graphs' (joint supervision with Cai Heng Li.). Lecturer, Nanyang Polytechnical University, Singapore.
- 2001-2006
- Sophie Ambrose: `Matrix groups: theory, algorithms and applications'. (joint supervision with Alice Niemeyer and Csaba Schneider). SciTech, Perth WA.
- 2002-04
- Cristeta Cuaresma: Homogeneous factorisations of Johnson graphs. (University of the Philippines. joint supervision with L. Nochefranca and M. Giudici).Lecturer University of the Philippines, Los Banos.
- 2003-2006
- Scott Brown: Finite reducible matrix algebras. (joint supervision with Michael Giudici). Consultant DAA.
- 2003-2006
- Jing Xu: On closures of finite permutation groups. (joint supervision with Cai Heng Li and Michael Giudici). Research Fellow, Peking University.
- 2004- 2007
- Geoffrey Pearce: Transitive decompositions of graphs. (joint supervision with John Bamberg). Research Associate UWA and violinist with Zigatango
- 2007 -
- Hassan Alavi: Triple factorisations of groups
- 2007
- Neil Gillespie: Neighbour-transitive codes. (joint supervision with Alice Niemeyer).
- 2008
- Hua Zhang: Permutation groups (joint supervision with Cai Heng Li)
- 2008
- Maria Carmen Amarra: Diameter 2 symmetric graphs. (joint supervision with Michael Giudici)
- 2009
- Wei Jin: Geodesic transitive graphs (joint supervision with Cai Heng Li)
- 2009
- Brian Corr: Computational group theory (joint supervision with Akos Seress)
Masters students - 8 completions
- 1990-1991
- M.Sc. Kevin Fergusson: `Factorisation algorithms for integers and applications in cryptography'.
- 1990-1993
- M.Sc.Ed. Susan Brown: Thesis entitled `The place of role modelling in girls participation in mathematics and science'. (joint supervision with Lesley Parker).
- 1990-1996
- M.Sc. Rafael Rofa: `On automorphisms and complementing permutations of graphs and self-complementary graphs' (joint supervision with K. S. Vijayan).
- 1995-1998
- M.Sc. Pandazis Houlis: `Quotients of normal-edge-transitive Cayley graphs'.
- 1998
- M.Sc. Michael Giudici: `Completely transitive codes in Hamming graphs'. ARC Postdoctoral Fellow, UWA.
- 2003
- M.Sc. Luke Tredwell. Cycle covers of graphs (joint supervision with Cai Heng Li). Withdrawn unfinished
- 2003-2004
- M.Sc. Linda Singer. Homogeneous circulant fact-orisations of complete graphs (joint superv'n with Cai Heng Li).
- 2004
- M.Sc. Neil Gillespie. Matrix group algorithms (joint supervision with Alice Niemeyer).
Honours students and projects; 27 completions
- 1976
- Peter Johnson: `On CC- subgroups of finite groups'.
- 1977
- Lynette Marshall: `Graphs and finite permutation groups'.
- 1983
- Jeff Keppert: `Enumeration of groups of prime power order'.
- 1986
- Thomas Bull: `Sparse rulers and difference sets'.
- 1989
- Kevin Fergusson: `Encryption systems and designs'.
- 1989
- Raphael Rofa: `Distance transitive locally symmetric or alternating graphs'.
- 1989
- Timothy Boykett: `Process algebras'.
- 1991
- Lawrence Tan: `Computational group theory'.
- 1992
- David Wood: `Maximal cliques in graphs'.
- 1992
- Rowan Davies: `Dominance in graphs'. (joint supervision with Gordon Royle)
- 1994-95
- Ronald Monson: `A mathematical history of Fermat's last theorem'. (joint supervision with Rick McFeat)
- 1997
- Michael Giudici: `Completely transitive codes.'
- 1997
- Akshay Venkatesh: `On covers of symmetric graphs'.
- 1997-8
- Marty Firth: `Performance of random element generators in large finite groups' (joint supervision with A. A. Baddeley and A C Niemeyer)
- 2000
- Sophie Ambrose: `Matrix group algorithms' (joint supervision with A. C. Niemeyer)
- 2000
- Ngo Dac Tuan: `Line-transitive designs' (Ecole Polytech-nique, Paris - Research Training semester spent at UWA).
- 2001
- Greg Cresp: `Searching for line-transitive linear spaces' (joint supervision with A. C. Niemeyer)
- 2001
- Wayne Griffiths: `Recognising symmetric groups' (joint supervision with A. C. Niemeyer)
- 2001-02
- Luke Tredwell: `Homogeneous factorisations of complete graphs' (joint supervision with Cai Heng Li).
- 2002
- Scott Brown: `Calculating the order of a matrix' (joint supervision with Michael Giudici)
- 2002
- Rosemary Clough: `An investigation of the 3*-property and the k*-property for permutation groups ' (joint supervision with Csaba Schneider)
- 2003
- Geoff Pearce: products of graphs and groups. (joint supervision with John Bamberg).
- 2003
- Conor McKenna: closures of permutation groups. (joint supervision with Michael Giudici).
- 2004
- Stephen Howe: Recognising symmetric groups as matrix groups
- 2006
- Yohei Negei: Recognising alternating groups (joint supervision with Alice Niemeyer).
- 2006-07
- Sabina Groth: Generating classical groups. (joint with Alice Niemeyer)
- 2007-08
- Brian Corr: Normal edge-transitive Cayley graphs
- 2009-10
- Andrew Cannon: Strongly regular graphs (with John Bamberg)