We look forward to welcoming you to UCL for the 2023 UK Exoplanet Community Meeting (UKEXOM).

Since 2014, the UK Exoplanet Community Meeting seeks to showcase the diversity of exoplanet-related research across the United Kingdom.  The conference particularly encourages submissions by PhD students and postdoctoral researchers.

APM PMQ is an online examination set by APM.

Exam registration is for delegates who have completed the UCL APM Project Management Qualification (PMQ) course only.

Please contact [email protected] for advice before purchasing.

We will contact you via [email protected] within 5-10 working days to confirm the exam booking arrangements.

This revision course is for delegates of the UCL APM Project Management Qualification (PMQ) course.

The session will run from 2.00pm until 5.00pm.

A short course giving you an effective grounding in project management. 

It is aimed at anyone who has worked in a project environment for 3-4 years, or whose role has expanded to include some project management responsibilities.

It will help you understand how the different elements of project management interact, and how your project fits into its environment.

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 online activities in Week 1, full-day classes in Week 2, and further online activities in Week 3. 

Learners should allow for a minimum of 8 hours study in both Week 1 and Week 3. There will be guided self-study and interactive sessions in these weeks. Classes run over a full day (9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. approximately), with presentations, discussions, and exercises.

APM PMQ is an online examination set by APM. You can take either an exam arranged via UCL or one of APM’s open exams. Separate fees apply for the examination and the optional exam preparation workshop.

You will require additional preparation and practice time to successfully pass the APM PMQ exam. Course tutors will assist prospective PMQ candidates with feedback and guidance. This will help you select the most appropriate time for the exam.

For additional information on dates and location see the More Information Tab

A short course giving you an effective grounding in project management. 

It is aimed at anyone who has worked in a project environment for 3-4 years, or whose role has expanded to include some project management responsibilities.

It will help you understand how the different elements of project management interact, and how your project fits into its environment.

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 online activities in Week 1, full-day classes in Week 2, and further online activities in Week 3. 

Learners should allow for a minimum of 8 hours study in both Week 1 and Week 3. There will be guided self-study and interactive sessions in these weeks. Classes run over a full day (9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. approximately), with presentations, discussions, and exercises.

APM PMQ is an online examination set by APM. You can take either an exam arranged via UCL or one of APM’s open exams. Separate fees apply for the examination and the optional exam preparation workshop.

You will require additional preparation and practice time to successfully pass the APM PMQ exam. Course tutors will assist prospective PMQ candidates with feedback and guidance. This will help you select the most appropriate time for the exam.

For additional information on dates and location see the More Information Tab