Medical Technology Regulatory Affairs MSc - part-time
Available on a part time basis only
Places are usually sponsored by employers or self-funded.
In today’s competitive and highly regulated healthcare environment, it is essential for companies to bring new products to the market quickly – and to keep them on the market. Excellence in managing regulatory issues is therefore a key strategic advantage to healthcare companies.
Regulatory affairs professionals play an important part in co-ordinating scientific endeavour with regulatory demands throughout the life of a product.
Cranfield’s qualification – in collaboration with The Organisation for Professionals in Regulatory Affairs (TOPRA) – combines TOPRA’s long-standing experience and expertise with Cranfield’s strong academic reputation and its links to industry. For the first time, it provides graduate professionals working in healthcare regulatory affairs with a recognised way of formalising your skills in the field, giving you an advanced theoretical understanding of the processes and practices central to medical device regulatory affairs.
Available on a part time basis only, this qualification is designed to be flexible in order to fit around your current job and responsibilities. For even greater flexibility, and for professionals with a specific interest, individual modules may be attended as standalone short courses, without the need to register for the full qualification.
Duration of course:
MSc – 45 weeks over 2 to 5 years
PgDip – between 24 and 40 weeks over a maximum of 3 years
PgCert – between 12 and 20 weeks over a maximum of 2 years
Award type:
MSc/ PgDip/ PgCert
Entry requirements:
1st or 2nd class UK honours degree, or equivalent, in a science, business or management subject, preferably with two years experience in a relevant role within the healthcare industry. Where applicable, students must demonstrate competency in English, such as a minimum International English Language Testing System Score (IELTS) of 6.5 or Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) 580. Our Academic Summer Programme offers pre-sessional training in English.
Course start date:
Flexible – you can enrol at any time throughout the year.
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Next short course and module:
- Management of Regulatory Affairs and its Contribution to the Medical Technology Lifecycle 11 - 13 May 2010 Cranfield University, UK



