
Drug Regulatory Affairs: FDA, EMA, eCTD & Global Compliance
Course Description
Master the fundamentals of Drug Regulatory Affairs (DRA) in a single, career-accelerating crash course.
Whether you are interested in transitioning into regulatory affairs, preparing for a role in compliance, or aiming to expand your expertise in pharmaceutical product development, this course offers a streamlined and practical introduction to the world of global drug regulation.
Designed by an industry-experienced scientist, this comprehensive program covers the entire regulatory lifecycleβfrom preclinical compliance and IND filing to post-marketing risk management and authority engagement. You will learn how regulatory affairs professionals ensure that pharmaceutical products meet the rigorous safety, efficacy, and quality standards required by agencies like the FDA, EMA, CDSCO, MHRA, and TGA.
Through five structured modules and 20 focused lessons, youβll gain practical knowledge in:
Regulatory strategies for IND, NDA, ANDA, BLA, and eCTD submissions
Key global authority frameworks and jurisdictional nuances
Critical GxP standards: GMP, GLP, GCP, and ISO systems
Manufacturing, nonclinical, and clinical trial requirements
Post-marketing responsibilities, adverse event reporting, and product recalls
Authority interaction strategies, inspection readiness, and team collaboration
Each module concludes with bite-sized key takeaways and a final quiz to reinforce core principles. You will also receive curated tools like submission checklists and regulatory templates to apply your learning immediately.
Whether you are pursuing a career as a Regulatory Affairs Associate, Clinical Trial Manager, QA/QC Specialist, or simply want to understand the end-to-end drug approval process, this course delivers foundational, actionable knowledge in a compact and accessible format.
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