Regulatory & Quality Compliance Graduate Certificate Program
An Important Three Course Program Presented by Purdue University, West Lafayette, INInstructors: S. Byrn, M. Schmidt, and T. Wilson
With emphasis on Food and Drug Law Drug Discovery & Development Good Regulatory (GXP) Practices
| The purpose of this certificate program is to provide graduate level education in the important aspects of Regulatory & Quality Compliance in the pharmaceutical industry. In this way, students will have an opportunity to improve their knowledge: of regulatory and compliance issues and to explore careers in those exciting areas. Additionally, this program provides background information on the drug development process from discovery to the marketplace. |
| This graduate certificate program consists of three courses, each 3-credit hours that will be presented on weekends (about one weekend per month) at the Purdue University West Lafayette campus. Participants will attend classes 1:00 6:00 PM Fridays, 8:00 AM 6:00 PM Saturdays, and 9:00 AM–12:00 noon Sundays. A homework assignment and exams will be given far each major section of the course. The certificate program consists of the following courses: (1) U.S. Food & Drug Law I, (2) Drug Discovery & Development, and (3) Good Regulatory (GXP) Practices. If taken in successive semesters (fall, spring, and summer), the program can be completed in one calendar year. |
| The development of this program has been a joint effort between Purdue University, representatives from the pharmaceutical industry (mainly Lilly and Abbott), and the FDA. |
| Individuals who successfully complete the certificate program will also have the option to apply these 9 credit hours to a Master’s Program in Regulatory & Quality Compliance at Purdue. |
| Please click here for a complete prospectus of this program |
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