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Certificate Course in Drug Regulatory Affairs (DRA)

Develop essential life sciences skills with expert instruction and practical examples.

Online Course
Self-paced learning
Flexible Schedule
Learn at your pace
Expert Instructor
Industry professional
Certificate
Upon completion
What You'll Learn
Master the fundamentals of life sciences
Apply best practices and industry standards
Build practical projects to demonstrate your skills
Understand advanced concepts and techniques

Skills you'll gain:

Professional SkillsBest PracticesIndustry Standards
Prerequisites & Target Audience

Skill Level

IntermediateSome prior knowledge recommended

Requirements

Basic understanding of life sciences
Enthusiasm to learn
Access to necessary software/tools
Commitment to practice

Who This Course Is For

Professionals working in life sciences
Students and career changers
Freelancers and consultants
Anyone looking to improve their skills
Course Information

About This Course

"This course is specifically designed for newcomers and beginners in the pharmaceutical industry. If you are entirely new to the industry, we recommend starting with the 'Overview of the Pharmaceutical Industry' section. However, if you already have experience in the pharmaceutical sector, you can directly begin with Section II: 'Complete Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs Course'.

" Section-1 Topics: 1) What is pharmaceutical industry and different segments in Pharma industry. 2) Drug Development process in pharma industry. 3) Branded Drugs Vs Generic Drugs 4) Exploring Divisions within the pharmaceutical industry 5) Quality Assurance department 6) Quality control department 7) Role of R & D in Pharmaceutical industry 8) Role of Production department in pharmaceutical industry 9) Microbiology department 10) ETP and EHS departments 11) Regulatory affairs department Section-2 Topics: 1) Scope of Regulatory affairs in the pharmaceutical industry.

2) Introduction and Functions of USFDA 3) Drug approval process in United States 4) CTD & eCTD 5) Registration procedures for medicinal products-EU Region 6) Japanese Regulation (PMDA) 7) The Generic Drug User Fee Act (GDUFA) 8) Orange Book 9) Drug Master File (DMF) 10) ANDA & NDA Submission process 11) Stringent Regulatory Authorities 12) Conclusion video For pharmaceutical professionals, learning about drug regulatory affairs is particularly important for several reasons:1. Ensuring Drug Safety and EfficacyProtecting Patients: Understanding regulatory requirements ensures that drugs are safe and effective before they reach the market. This is critical for protecting patient health and maintaining public trust in pharmaceutical products.

2. Navigating Complex Approval ProcessesRegulatory Approvals: Pharmaceutical professionals must navigate the complex processes required to get a drug approved by regulatory bodies such as the FDA (U. S.

Provider
Udemy
Estimated Duration
10-20 hours
Language
English
Category
Science & Academia

Topics Covered

Life Sciences

Course Details

Format
Online, Self-Paced
Access
Lifetime
Certificate
Upon Completion
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