CONNECTING KNOWLEDGE · PEOPLE · PROJECTS

10 Topic Areas. One International
Forum.

The International Congress on Project Management and Engineering is an annual international event bringing together researchers, academics and professionals from around the world. Since its inception, it has provided a forum for the exchange of knowledge, ideas and best practices in project management and engineering.

Over the years, the Congress has become an established meeting point for the scientific and professional communities, offering participants opportunities to learn from experts, build international networks and explore emerging trends in project management and engineering.

Papers may be submitted to the Congress in ten thematic areas.

Research presentation at the International Congress on Project Management and Engineering
Researcher presenting at the International Congress on Project Management and Engineering
Congress participant presenting research
Researchers discussing scientific work during the Congress
Participants at the International Congress on Project Management and Engineering
Research presentation at the International Congress on Project Management and Engineering
RESEARCH · PRACTICE · INNOVATION

A Broad and Interdisciplinary Scope

Project Management and Direction

Civil Engineering, Urban Planning and Territorial Organization. Construction and Architecture

Product, Process Engineering, and Industrial Design

Environmental Engineering and Natural Resource Management

Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energies

Sustainable Development and Development Cooperation Projects

Information and Communication Technologies. Software Engineering

Risk Management and Security

Educational Innovation in Project Direction and Engineering

Good Practices and Business Cases

GLOBAL CHALLENGES · PROJECT IMPACT

Project Management for Sustainable Development

The International Congress on Project Management and Engineering integrates the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) across its topic areas, connecting project management and engineering with today’s economic, environmental and social challenges.

In previous editions, authors have identified one or two SDGs to which their work contributes, making its connection with the United Nations 2030 Agenda more visible.

This perspective brings together research, professional practice and sustainable development across the different fields of the Congress.

Technical
excellence
Rigorous knowledge
and professional practice
Innovation
New approaches to
projects and engineering
Impact
Environmental, economic
and social value