APM Scotland branch

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16/05/2012

On the 29th February the Aberdeen Committee ran a very successful Leap Day Pub Quiz. Five teams attended this alternative CPD event with a hard-won victory eventually going to the Monitor Training team.

Transforming landscapes

01/05/2012

Delegates attending the Transforming Landscapes event on the 25 April at the Hilton Grosvenor, Glasgow, enjoyed a highly original and entertaining presentation by David Page of Page/Park Architects. This award-winning and innovative practice has created some of Scotland’s most iconic modern buildings as well as providing creative solutions for challenging architectural projects across a wide range of sectors in the UK.

RGU students win Scottish project challenge

19/04/2012

Students from Robert Gordon University triumphed at APM's annual Scottish Project Challenge

Scottish Conference 14th March 2012

28/03/2012

The Scotland Branch held the 3rd Scottish Conference in Edinburgh: Managing the balance between time, cost and performance throughout the life cycle of projects and programmes. All the slides from the keynotes and workshops can be downloaded here.

Spring 2012 newsletter

01/02/2012

Read the latest news from Scotland branch.

Riverside Museum, Glasgow

13/10/2011

Delegates enjoyed an exclusive opportunity to visit Scotland’s iconic new museum and learn about its development. The museum stands as a shining beacon of architectural and engineering innovation on the banks of the River Clyde. The Riverside Museum is Glasgow’s newest visitor attraction, home to the transport, engineering and shipbuilding legacy that made Glasgow great.

Visit to NATS, Prestwick

10/10/2011

Scotland branch members rated the visit to NATS, Prestwick very highly.

Heriot Watt students hosted a fascinating evening of talks on 13th October

12/09/2011

BT London 2012: Celebration to Implementation, founder of Homeless World Cup and the launch of the Scotland project management challenge 2011-12!

Visit to Hunterston

07/09/2011

A unique opportunity to witness a live UK nuclear decommissioning project at first hand, including guided access around several of the current projects on the licensed nuclear site.

APM qualifications now formally recognised in Scotland

18/08/2011

APM Introductory Certificate and APMP are now accredited on the Scottish Credit and Qualification Framework (SCQF).

APM Scotland is a large and diverse branch with over 1000 members. There are 49 corporate members with head offices in Scotland, and some 360 based outside Scotland with one or more offices in Scotland.

The branch has an Aberdeen Chapter with its own committee running a variety of interesting events in Aberdeen throughout the year, as well as a one day annual conference.

Contact the Scotland branch