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REGULATION IN THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY: MANUFACTURING AND DISTRIBUTION Level 5 Certificate

  • Level 5
  • Higher Education
  • eCampus

Overview

The Regulation in the Pharmaceutical Industry: Manufacturing and Distribution Level 5 Certificate is an specialised programme designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the regulatory frameworks and requirements related to manufacturing and distribution processes within the pharmaceutical industry. This certificate focuses on equipping students with the specialised knowledge and skills necessary to ensure compliance with regulatory standards and promote product quality, safety, and efficacy.

The programme covers a broad range of topics related to regulation in pharmaceutical manufacturing and distribution. Students will study the principles of Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) and Good Distribution Practices (GDP). They will gain insights into the requirements for facility design, equipment qualification, process validation, and quality control in pharmaceutical manufacturing.

Pharmaceutical manufacturing and distribution processes are highly regulated and require strict adherence to quality standards. Students will learn about risk management, change control, deviation management, and CAPA (Corrective and Preventive Actions) processes to maintain compliance and ensure continuous improvement. They will also examine the documentation, record-keeping, and data integrity requirements necessary for regulatory audits and inspections.

Throughout the course, students will be supported by experienced faculty staff who are experts in the field and will benefit from a supportive learning environment that encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, and the application of regulatory principles and best practices.

eCampus

P4585DE
Code
Part Time
Mode of Study
Evening
Class Type
12 Weeks
Duration
4.00
Hours Per Week
19/02/2025 17:30
Start Date & Time
Wed
Day/s
£187
Total Full Fee Per Year
Full Fee Breakdown

Online Campus

P4585DE
Code
Part Time
Mode of Study
Evening
Class Type
12 Weeks
Duration
4.00
Hours Per Week
18/02/2026 17:30
Start Date & Time
Wed
Day/s
TBC
Total Full Fee Per Year
Full Fee Breakdown

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