For the past few months, 10 teams from around the world have been competing in the Global Student Challenge.

CIOB president Michael Yam and CIOB chief executive Caroline Gumble spent a week in Ireland recently, meeting Irish CIOB members.

The Newcastle Hub 2023 Student Challenge was held at Hartlepool College of Further Education at the end of March.

The ACIOB and ICIOB grades will close in 2025, but there are new routes for those wanting to move to chartered status, writes Caroline Gumble.

Rachael Keeble, Noel McKee, Paul Vega, Paul Young, Peter Egan and Clint Kissoon will formally join the CIOB Board of Trustees at this year’s AGM.

The Chartered Institute of Building announced today that it is postponing CIOB Awards until next year. The new entry deadline is 31 August 2023.

Construction students from across the world gathered online in March for CIOB’s annual Student Festival.

Dundee & Angus College took first place in the CIOB in Scotland Student Challenge held at the Apex Hotel, Dundee, in February.

CIOB has launched a range of resources designed to help construction clients achieve better project outcomes and create more value.

CIOB held two graduation ceremonies at Clothworkers’ Hall in the City of London on 27 January.

CIOB’s annual conservation conference, in partnership with English Heritage, takes place on 25 April at One Moorgate Place, London.

CIOB and RIBA have jointly published a guide to managing safety-critical elements in building construction.

Highlights of the CIOB calendar for the coming month.

CIOB in China has turned the institute’s renowned online photography competition, Art of Building, into a popular live exhibition in Chengdu.

CIOB is asking its members to complete a short survey about the institute’s social media channels to improve its social media presence.

CIOB has added its support to a charter by Scotland’s Construction Quality Improvement Collaborative that prioritises quality in construction.

CIOB has noted that many of the chancellor’s proposals will rely heavily on the construction sector, including the creation of new investment zones, growing renewable energy generation and local schemes to improve roads.

The CIOB’s new membership grade has taken a step forward this month following the Privy Council approval of TechCIOB.