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Introductory Course into EU Regulatory Affairs (Modules 1+2)

Introductory Course
Introductory Course
Course Nr. 001

What You Will Learn In This Course

Module 1

  • Why regulation? Why is it important?
  • What do regulatory professionals do?
  • How are chemical or pharmaceutical products developed?
  • Key activities of the RA function
  • Short overview of some regulatory agencies in Europe
  • "Homework" that helps you to get to know some laws, authorities and their area of responsibilities
  • Solutions so you can check your homework

Module 2

  • Dossiers, their format and structure using the example of a pharmaceutical product for human use and a plant protection product
  • Good Regulatory Practice – Guidance on how a regulatory framework should look like
  • The EU Regulatory Framework
  • How to find laws and guidelines on the internet and how to read legal texts fast
  • Short profiles of regulations: human and veterinary pharmaceuticals, biocides, chemicals and plant protection products
  • Some “homework” to deepen your understanding and apply search strategies
  • Solutions so you can check your homework

Procedure

  • You finish the checkout in Swiss Francs or Euros: How to order.
  • After your payment has been received, you will be provided with an access code to your course materials.
  • You will be guided through the topics in 118 minutes (split into 14 tutorials and Q&A's) and will get a basic understanding of Regulatory Affairs.
  • The online seminar remains activated for 30 days. This means you can view the content at your own pace and repeat important topics.
  • You will have the opportunity to download further information as well as a list of references used for this course.
  • This course includes NO consultation. You can either book an online consultation separately or, alternatively, purchase this course to include consultation (you will need to update your shopping cart).
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