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PLEASE NOTE THIS EVENT IS AVAILABLE ONLY TO WPE AND LCP MEMBERS. IF YOU ARE NOT A WPE OR LCP MEMBER BUT INTERESTED IN PARTICIPATING PLEASE CONTACT PROJECTS@LEEDS.AC.UK Description We would like to invite you to a networking workshop between the WPE (Water, Public Health and Environmental Engineering) Research Group and the LCP (Leeds Centre...
Due to unforeseen circumstances this Masterclass is postponed. We will update the date as soon as possible. Overview We have all heard the narrative that using data in decision-making will improve project and programme delivery performance. We are told that Artificial Intelligence will use our data to yield unbelievable performance improvements. Are these perspectives realities...
We are delighted to invite you to the launch of the Leeds Centre for Projects on Tuesday 25 July 2023 at the University of Leeds. The Leeds Centre for Projects (LCP) is a globally leading centre of excellence advancing the knowledge in project management research and education and creating impact through engagement with industry, government...
The Leeds Centre for Projects’ Director Dr Christine Unterhitzenberger will speak at the Association for Project Management’s Yorkshire and North Lincolnshire branch event and present her research on Fairness and Unfairness in Projects. The research was kindly funded by the APM. This event is open to APM members only and registration is via the...
The LCP is hosting its first writing retreat. A writing retreat offers the opportunity to dedicate time to writing in a facilitated and supportive environment. The writing retreat takes place at Weetwood Hall and there are a very limited number of places remaining. This event is open to all LCP staff members.
The Leeds Centre for Projects is hosting the Association for Project Management’s 50th Anniversary Research Event. The event seeks to mark the importance of research to the development of the project profession over the past 50 years. As the chartered body for the project profession, APM is all too aware of the importance of developing...