If you're serious about your career in risk management, why not maximise your potential by becoming a Certified Member (CMIRM)?

Certification is the professional membership grade of IRM.  It gives you an instantly recognisable badge of professionalism, demonstrating that you have the required technical competence, experience and a commitment to your own professional development.

Certified Members gain the designation CMIRM and can use the title Certified Risk Professional after their name.

To become a Certified Member, you will need to demonstrate that you have:

• Qualification: Achieved IRM's International Diploma in Risk Management. 

• Experience: A minimum of three years' practical experience in a risk role. 

• Continuing Professional Development: A minimum of 30 hours per year of CPD activities. 

• Code of Conduct: Commitment to the highest standards of behaviour, integrity and ethics by following the IRM's Professional Code of Conduct.

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Senior Executive Route to Certified Membership

If you hold a senior strategic and decision-making risk role and have a minimum of 8 years' senior experience you might be eligible to apply for Certified Membership without having to take a qualification.

Click here for full details of the Senior Executive Route »