A blended course giving you an effective grounding in project management. This course will help you understand how the different elements of project management interact, and how your project fits into its environment. 

This course is aimed at anyone who has worked in a project environment for 2-3 years, or whose role has expanded to include some project management responsibilities.

Run by UCL’s Technology Management Group and accredited by Association for Project Management (APM), the course has been updated to align with the 7th edition of APM Body of Knowledge and follows APM’s Project Management Qualification (PMQ).

The course is delivered in a blended mode, with three full-day classroom sessions with presentations, discussions and exercises, sandwiched between several self-directed online activities and online sessions.

The APM PMQ is assessed by an online typed exam, in controlled conditions and set by APM. You can take either an exam arranged via UCL or one of APM’s open exams. Separate fees apply for the sitting the examination.

For information on the timetable and location for this course please see the More Information Tab

Before booking, please see the link below for full details of the course content, course structure who this course is aimed for, and language requirements.

The 2025 M-MATISSE Community Workshop will be held at UCL in the week of the 19^th of May 2025. Everyone with interest in the M-MATISSE medium-class (M7) space mission is welcome to attend. The meeting will discuss the science goals of the M-MATISSE mission, connections from the Sun to the surface of Mars, heliophysics at 1.38-1.66 au and its influence on Mars, synergies with Earth plasma and space-weather science, planetology comparisons (including exoplanets), and lessons learnt from past/present planetary exploration.

This meeting will focus on energy and mass transfer throughout the solar atmosphere, including magnetic reconnection, wave dynamics, and particle acceleration; multi-scale energy release and explosive phenomena; advanced diagnostic tools and computational methods; and connections between the Sun and the Heliosphere.

The registration fee includes the conference dinner.

This is for conference attendees who wish to book a single ensuite room in UCL Student Accommodation during the Hinode 18 - IRIS 16 Meeting. Located a short walk from the conference venue, John Dodgson House offers single ensuite rooms on a self-catering basis with shared kitchens. 

Wheelchair-accessible rooms are available (please notify us as soon as possible, if required) 

Check-in time: From 3pm, Sunday 22^nd June, 2025

Check-out time: By 10am, Friday 27^th June, 2025 

This one-day workshop introduces you to the benefits of using a systems thinking approach. The course introduces the perspectives of holism, hierarchy, partitioning, life cycles and subjectivity. 

It also looks at how to apply systems thinking tools such as systems dynamics and soft systems methodology. 

The course is run by the UCL Centre for Systems Engineering within UCL's Department of Space and Climate Physics. More information about this course can be found via the link below.

This online course runs from 09:00 – 16:30 and takes place via Zoom. Joining instructions will be sent to all attendees shortly before the event.

If you have any questions, please email uclse.courses@ucl.ac.uk