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DRA Intro and Scope
DRA Intro and Scope
Contents
Introduction Course objective Course structure Learning outcome Carrier opportunities Types of companies hiring RA professionals Emerging opportunity Market Review RA professional can get employment as
Introduction
Drug regulatory affairs professionals play an essential role in ensuring all pharmaceutical products comply with regulations governing the industry. Those working in pharma regulatory affairs jobs not only work in the initial application phase for a new or generic drug, but also in the licensing and marketing stages making sure all operations and products meet required safety and efficacy standards
Course Objective
To create a thorough understanding of important regulatory concepts To create experts in the field of RA documentation and research. To create an entry platform in the field of RA for fresh graduates. To help students build their career in RA and become RA professionals. To provide students with a global knowledge of Regulatory Affairs.
Course Structure
The Aims & Structure of Regulation
Regulatory Strategy
Marketing Authorization
Learning Outcome
Able to write Regulatory Documents Create Regulatory Strategy Get Marketing Authorization from different countries Become an RA professional
Career Opportunities
A career in Regulatory Affairs is both a challenging and highly rewarding career. It opens up lot of opportunities as it covers a variety of disciplines. Individuals who are directly involved in regulatory submission, compliance, clinical trials, quality assurance, drug safety, pharmacovigilance and others are considered regulatory professionals.
Emerging opportunity
Asia has emerged as a strong growth region for the pharmaceutical industry in recent years, in particular India which is fast becoming a preferred location for clinical trials, research and development activities.
The creation of a new product patent system in 2005 was a driver of this growth, which is expected to increase as the domestic market in India further opens up. This growth has also helped facilitate an increasing number of pharma regulatory affairs jobs in India.
Market Review
According to companiesandmarkets.com report By the year 2012 the market for clinical trials in India is expected to grow to $630 million (404 million), helped by the fact that the cost of conducting research in the country is sometimes less than half that in more developed nations. The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is also looking to expand its appeal to the pharmaceutical industry by increasing the number of pharma regulatory affairs jobs in Dubai. Accordingly an compound annual growth of 17 per cent will take place between 2010 and 2013 and that the UAE is ripe for investment for Pharmaceutical manufacturing operations.
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