Our pharmaceutical regulatory affairs training courses cover everything from regulatory frameworks (EMA, FDA, ICH) to CTD dossier preparation, marketing authorisation applications, variations, and lifecycle management. Whether you’re starting out or advancing your career our courses deliver practical insight for compliance in global markets.
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We support manufacturing, quality, process and analytical leaders to improve the technical skills and knowledge of their employees, so they are equipped to overcome challenges and meet business objectives. Working together, we design and deliver technical training courses that align with your learning requirements and business goals. For more information about how we can support your team please get in touch.
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Navigating pharmaceutical regulations requires up-to-date knowledge of evolving requirements across multiple regions. Educo’s training courses provide expert insight into EMA, FDA, MHRA and ICH frameworks, helping you manage submissions, maintain compliance, and anticipate changes.
Our courses explain the Common Technical Document (CTD/eCTD) structure, dossier compilation, and strategies for successful marketing authorisation applications. Learn how to prepare high-quality submissions that meet agency expectations.
Post-approval regulatory work is as critical as the initial submission. We cover variations, renewals, extensions, labelling changes, and lifecycle management, ensuring you can maintain compliance and respond effectively to regulatory updates.
Whether working on small molecules, biologics, or advanced therapies, our courses help you develop a global regulatory strategy. Understand how regional differences affect submissions and how harmonisation (ICH) is shaping the future of pharmaceutical regulation.