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"APMP is the qualification for anyone who has worked within project management for up to two years, such as project office personnel, team members, or recently appointed project officers, or for anyone who has recently taken on project management responsibilities as part of their job." (Association for Project Management)

Feedback from a January 2012 delegate: “I chose UCL because I felt they would offer world class tuition that would cover the APMP content and beyond; sharing also their own knowledge and experiences, which I found very valuable. This was demonstrated through their lecturing style but also the extensive invaluable notes and supporting literature provided with the course. The staff have been very supportive and I can unreservedly recommend APMP at UCL”


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How long is the Course ?

5 days (Monday - Friday), plus a three hour examination to be taken ten days later.

When are the courses run ?


APMP COURSES 2013

January 21 – 25

(APMP Examination Monday February 4)

March 11 – 15

(APMP Examination Monday March 25)

April 22 – 26

(APMP Examination Tuesday May 7)

June 17 – 21

(APMP Examination Monday July 1)

September 16 – 20

(APMP Examination Monday September 30)

October 21 – 25

(APMP Examination Monday November 4)

November 25 – December 1

(APMP Examination Monday December 9)


How do I register for the Project Management Course ?

Please contact the APMP Course Administrator on Phone: 020 3108 1010, Fax: 020 3108 1009 or e-mail: apmpcourse@ucl.ac.uk

Is the Project Management Course a Professional Course?

Yes. The course has been accredited by the Association for Project Management (APM) and follows their published APMP syllabus. Delegates who take the examination at the end of the course are eligible for free registration when applying for membership of the Association.

What is the examination ?

The APMP qualification is a three hour written essay-based paper.
The examination is designed to test the candidate's knowledge of project management. The candidate has the choice of ten questions from sixteen.

Must the examination be sat straight after the end of the course?

No, there is the option to defer the exam to a later date.

What happens if I fail?

You are allowed to resit the examination; a resit fee will be charged.

Where are the courses held?

Courses are held at UCL in our Department's Executive Education Training Suite.

What is the cost of the course?

£1,795 (inclusive of exam). If two or more participants from one company attend any one course the cost is £1,595. Reduction also available for UCL alumni and staff. “Please note that there is no VAT payment in addition to the prices quoted as UCL is VAT exempt”.

What is included?

All tuition, course manual, refreshments during teaching sessions, lunches Monday - Friday and the examination fee.

What is not included?

Overnight accommodation charges not included. Due to the highly intensive nature of the course, delegates may wish to consider staying in or near central London. A list of hotels with UCL specially negotiated rates can be provided on request.

What payment methods are available?

Payment is required by cheque before registration will be confirmed. Invoices will be provided on request but since UCL is VAT exempt these will not contain a VAT element. Please note that we now accept payment by credit card.