Regulatory Affairs Pharma

Students achieve the skills to work in a highly regulated environment and learn how to act as a liaison person between companies and regulatory authorities.

The individual modules that make up this programme are named below:

• Global drug regulatory affairs and structure and function of regulatory bodies
• Lifecycle Management (from R&D to Clinical Development)
• Lifecycle Management (from marketing authorization and launch to pharmacovigilance and withdrawal from the market)
• Product classes with special regulations
• New trends and challenges
• Semester work (Living Cases)

As a rule, a university degree and practical experience are required for admission. 
People with a high vocational training can apply, provided they have suitable professional experience and prior scientific and methodological knowledge. 

Ideally students have a medical, pharmacy or science degree, an engineering education, legal studies, a higher education in material science, a degree in Business Administration or in a related field.

CHF 7'850.-. For further information on costs, please refer to the institution's website.