Duke-NUS Centre of Regulatory Excellence - Courses

CALENDAR 2024 - 2025

 Course Name   Date   Registration   Fees
 Graduate Certificate in Pharmaceutical Regulation
 GMS5108 Clinical Studies and Evaluation of Health Products  
  24 to 28 March 2025   18 Nov 2024 to 21 Mar 2025
 SGD5400*
per course
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  Graduate Certificate in Medical Technology Regulation
  GMS5114 Post-Market for Medical Technologies
  21 to 25 April 2025   18 Nov 2024 to 18 Jan 2025
  Graduate Certificate in Pharmaceutical Regulation
  GMS5116 Post Market Activities    
  5 to 9 May 2025   18 Nov 2024 to 21 Feb 2025
  Graduate Certificate in Medical Technology Regulation
 
GMS5106 Regulation of Digital Health Products 
  19 to 23 May 2025    18 Nov 2024 to 21 Feb 2025
  Graduate Certificate in Medical Technology Regulation
   GMS5008 Regulation and Evaluation of Medical Devices
  14 to 18 July 2025    To be Advised
  Graduate Certificate in Medical Technology Regulation
  GMS5009 Manufacturing and Quality Management
  System for Medical Devices     
  15 to 19 Sep 2025    To be Advised 
  Graduate Certificate in Pharmaceutical Regulation 
  GMS5003 Fundamentals of Health Products Regulation 
  27 to 31 Oct 2025    To be Advised 
  Graduate Certificate in Pharmaceutical Regulation
  GMS5004 Regulation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
 17 to 21 Nov 2025    To be advised
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Graduate Certificate in Pharmaceutical Regulation

GMS5003
Fundamentals of Health Products Regulation

(4 units)

This course lays the foundational basis of regulatory management and decision-making for health products, and covers the essential principles in managing pharmaceuticals and medical devices across their life cycles.

GMS5004
Regulation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

(4 units)

This course provides the foundation in understanding the regulatory science behind the development, manufacturing and control of pharmaceuticals, including the global guidances that shape the regulatory processes.

GMS5108
Clinical Studies & Evaluation of Health Products

(4 units)

This course will provide an overview of the design and phases of human clinical trials, as well as the regulatory requirements to support market approvals of pharmaceuticals, medical devices and technologies.

GMS5116
Post-Market Activities for Pharmaceuticals

(4 units)

This course will allow participants to understand the damaging implications of poor quality medicines to public health, as well as the evolving challenges in minimising the entry of these substandard medicines and falsified products.

Graduate Certificate in Medical Technology Regulation

GMS5008
Regulation and Clinical Evaluation of Medical Devices

(4 units)

This course describes the unique approaches for the product design and development, as well as regulation of medical devices and technology. Key concepts for assessing the clinical performance of medical devices will be introduced, facilitating the understanding of an optimal environment for health technology adoption.

GMS5009
Manufacturing and Quality Management System for Medical Devices

(4 units)

This course covers the production, quality management systems, and regulatory activities related to quality assurance of medical technology in regulated markets.

GMS5114
Post Market for Medical Technologies

(4 units)

This course aims to equip students with the knowledge of the post-market regulatory requirements of medical devices, and the activities involved in managing adverse events and conducting Field safety corrective action.

GMS5106
Regulation of Digital Health Products

(4 units)

Through this course, students will learn to describe and differentiate the relevant standards and guidance required in Digital Health products verification and validation.

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