SMPMA3211U The Regulatory Affairs Environment in the USA
The firststudy element consists of the Medicademy module “The Regulatory Affairs Environment in the USA”. The key topics are:
- Overview of various regulatory submissions
- Project development plans
- Communication with FDA during drug development, prior to submission, during review and post approval
- Clinical/nonclinical and quality requirements for the IND and NDA
- Abbreviated new drug applications (ANDA’s)
- Medical device/drug combination products
- Fast tract development, accelerated
approvals, orphan drugs FDAMA and PDUFA I, II and III
For further information please visit the
Medicademy homepage
The second study element is offered by the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. The definition of a case within the topic of regulatory affairs in the USA and the following project report will be supervised by at maximum of 7 hours. The final project report should contain 7-10 written pages (excl. title page, table of content, abstract and literature list). The project report must include:
- Title page
- Table of content
- Abstract
- Introduction includes presentation of the case/topic, statement
of purpose, as well as description of relevant USA/FDA
pharmaceutical law frame, guidelines, literature and data related
to the case/topic
- Discussion includes analysis and balanced discussion of relevant
USA/FDA pharmaceutical law frame, guideline, literature and data
related the case/topic
- Conclusions and future perspectives
- Literature list
On completion of the entire course the participants are aimed be able to understand, apply, analyze, discuss and describe the pharmaceutical law frames in USA.
The Medicademy module “The Regulatory Affairs Environment in the USA” which includes a three days residential module and approximately 1500 pages of self study. The module is followed by a written exam. For further information please visit the Medicademy homepage
An individual project report which is written under the guidance of supervisors at The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences. As part of the study element participants must define a relevant case/topic within the area of regulatory affairs in the USA.
In order to initiate the study element participants must have passed the Medicademy module.
- Category
- Hours
- Exam
- 4
- Lectures
- 22
- Preparation
- 22
- Project work
- 55
- Total
- 103
1) Applications for “The Regulatory Affairs Environment in the USA”. For information about course dates and application deadlines please visit the Medicademy homepage.
2) Applications for the element offered by the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences are accepted throughout the year. Apply here
- Credit
- 1,7 ECTS
- Type of assessment
- Other, 3-4 hours under invigilation“The Regulatory Affairs Environment in the USA”, 1,75 ECTS, 3-4 hours written exam, passed/failed.
Written project report, 2 ECTS, 7-point scale, no external censorship. - Marking scale
- passed/not passed
- Censorship form
- No external censorship
Criteria for exam assesment
- Credit
- 2 ECTS
- Type of assessment
- Written assignmentThe final project report should contain 7-10 written pages (excl. title page, table of content, abstract and literature list).
- Marking scale
- 7-point grading scale
- Censorship form
- No external censorship
Criteria for exam assesment
Grade 12
The participant has written an original project report which demonstrate thorough and complete law frame, literature and data search of which the most important and relevant to the case/topic is selected and properly referenced.
The participant demonstrates that he/she masters to analyze, recapitulate, critically evaluate and describe the most important and relevant law frames and literature for the selected case/topic
The participant demonstrates correct application of terms and law frames within the field of regulatory affairs in the USA
The participant demonstrates that he/she is mastering to combine central concepts and disciplines within regulatory affairs in the USA to his/her analysis of the topic/case
The participant has written a coherent project report in which the various subtopics of the selected case/topic are excellently balanced and perform within the size limits and frame of the project report
Grade 7
The participant has written a original project report which demonstrate thorough law frame, literature and data search of which the most relevant to the selected case/topic has been properly referenced
The participant demonstrates ability to analyze, recapitulate, partly evaluate and describe relevant law frames and literature for the selected case/topic
The participant demonstrates fairly correct application of terms and law frames within the field of regulatory affairs in the USA
The participant demonstrates that he/she is mastering central concepts and disciplines within the regulatory affairs in USA and has the ability to relate those to the selected case/topic
The participant has written a coherent project report in which the various subtopics of the case/topic is properly balanced and perform within the size limits and frame of the project report
Grade 02
The participant has written a project report in his/her own words which demonstrates a satisfactory law frame, literature and data search of which some of the most relevant to the selected case has been referenced.
The participant demonstrates ability to understand, report, occasionally evaluate and describe relevant law frames and literature for the selected case/topic
The participant demonstrates knowledge to apply terms and law frames within the field of regulatory affairs in USA
The participant demonstrates that he/she understands central concepts and disciplines within regulatory affairs in the USA of relevance to the selected case/topic.
The participant has written a project report in which important subtopics of the case/topic is described within the size limits and frames of the project report
Course information
- Language
- English
- Course code
- SMPMA3211U
- Credit
- See exam description
- Level
- Part Time Master
- Duration
- Placement
- Autumn, Spring And Summer
- Schedule
- Through out the year.
- Course capacity
- The Medicademy module “The Regulatory Affairs Environment in
the USA” has a capacity of approximately 25 participants.
The Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences allows a maximum of 20 students a year to initiate work on the project report covering “The Regulatory Affairs in USA”. - Continuing and further education
- Price
The total course fee consists of the following 2 parts:
1) Participation in the Medicademy module. For further information on enrolment, fees and payment details, please visit the Medicademy homepage.
2) Project report at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences: master's students DKK 9,500 and freelance students DKK 13,000
- Study board
- Study Board for Part-time Master’s Programmes of Pharmaceutical Sciences
Contracting department
- Department of Pharmacy
Course responsibles
- Lene Jørgensen (lene.jorgensen@sund.ku.dk)
Lecturers
For information on lecturers and directors at the Medicademy
module “The Regulatory Affairs Environment in the USA” please visit
the Medicademy homepage.
The project report at the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences is
supervised by supervisors at the Department of Pharmacy, The
Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences.