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

The course is aimed at anyone who has worked in a project environment for approximately two to three years, or those undertaking a project management degree or apprenticeship.

This course is run by UCL's Technology Management Group and is accredited by the Association for Project Management (APM) and is delivered in a blended format: three days of in-person classroom sessions supported by self-directed online activities and live online sessions. Classroom sessions take place near the UCL Bloomsbury campus.

The APM PMQ is assessed by a 2.5-hour online exam, taken under controlled conditions and including an optional break to support a more accessible test experience. The exam consists of 40 questions in structured, direct formats designed to assess your understanding clearly and efficiently.

For information on the timetable and locations 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.

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

The course is aimed at anyone who has worked in a project environment for approximately two to three years, or those undertaking a project management degree or apprenticeship.

This course is run by UCL's Technology Management Group and is accredited by the Association for Project Management (APM) and is delivered in a blended format: three days of in-person classroom sessions supported by self-directed online activities and live online sessions. Classroom sessions take place near the UCL Bloomsbury campus.

The APM PMQ is assessed by a 2.5-hour online exam, taken under controlled conditions and including an optional break to support a more accessible test experience. The exam consists of 40 questions in structured, direct formats designed to assess your understanding clearly and efficiently.

For information on the timetable and locations 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.

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 apmqualifications@ucl.ac.uk for advice before purchasing.

We will contact you via apmqualifications@ucl.ac.uk within 5-10 working days to confirm the exam booking arrangements.