Regulatory affairs certificate

Do you work in a regulated industry?

Classes start September 2008
$299 per part; includes materials, dinner and refreshments
Class Dates:
Part I: September 17 & 24 from 4:30-8:30pm
Part II: October 15 & 22 from 4:30-8:30 pm
Part III: November 12 & 19 from 4:30-8:30pm
Part IV: December 10 & 17 from 4:30-8:30pm
Save 15% by registering for the complete four-part certificate program!

Sessions can be taken out of order and will examine the role of regulatory affairs throughout the stages of manufacturing, from product development to marketing. Focus will be on three major regulated industries: pharmaceutical/biologics, medical device, and food processing. All courses will taught by industry experts who will bring the regulations to life with real-world and relevant examples. A broad-foundations, four-course series on regulatory affairs with practical and real-world applications for current or new employees of regulated industry.

As Minnesota bioscience companies grow and mature, the need for all employees to be knowledgeable in regulatory affairs has intensified. Employees at every level of regulated industry are critical in ensuring compliance with the federal regulations that guide the activities in the FDA-regulated industries. Recent industry surveys have shown that regulatory affairs knowledge is a crucial need among new and current employees.

The Regulatory Affairs Certificate has been developed to provide broad foundations; exposure to practical and real-world applications of the regulations; and an appreciation for the important role that all employees play in maintaining compliance to federal regulations.

This certificate program is intended for current or new employees of a regulated industry who want to play a larger role in regulatory affairs matters within their organization or who desire to know more about regulatory compliance issues. Courses will be taught by industry professionals from the pharmaceutical, medical device, biologics and food industries. Instructors will bring the courses to life with relevant, real-world examples.

All sessions will be held at NHCC’s Center for Business and Technology.

For questions or to register by phone, please call Adult Education & Training at 763-424-0880.