To achieve the course objectives and intended learning outcomes, the Duke-NUS pedagogy framework has been integrated, blending lectures with Team-Based Learning to foster lifelong learners, critical thinkers, and effective problem solvers. Anchored in the Duke-NUS Educational Philosophy, this approach supports continuing education while offering the flexibility and accessibility essential for working regulatory professionals. 

Each Graduate Certificate course provides a holistic learning experience through a robust curriculum designed to enhance core skills and introduce new competencies. The curriculum remains relevant, contemporary, and accessible by emphasizing three core themes that unify all courses.

Building on these common themes, the programme will provide you with the relevant skillsets and mindset to deepen your understanding and lead you through the modules. With an emphasis on ‘how to’, you will leave with actionable plans on how to:

- Use knowledge of various regulatory systems and principles of product lifecycle management to support quality decision-making in the organisation

- Leverage current regulatory platforms and resources to adopt and implement good regulatory practices

- Relate technical datasets to regulatory requirements and support good practices

- Advocate the role and contributions of regulatory professionals to the wider healthcare systems

Connect with Leaders Shaping the Future of Healthcare and Regulation

Leveraging on our strong academic foundation, prominent reputation, and extensive international networks, we bring together renowned key opinion leaders from national regulatory authorities, leading companies, government agencies, academia, and industry associations.

By engaging with these experts from diverse fields, celebrated for their real-world experience and contributions to regulatory and healthcare excellence, you will gain valuable perspectives into global challenges in healthcare and regulation.

Participation in our programmes goes beyond gaining insights—it fosters a global outlook, promotes interdisciplinary collaboration, broadens networking opportunities, and facilitates direct engagement with leaders shaping the future of healthcare and regulation.