Explore our pharmaceutical training course portfolio covering topics such as regulatory affairs, CMC, manufacutring, development, and operations. Whether you work in R&D, formulation, quality, regulatory affairs, or operations, we offer training courses that bridge theory and real-world application across 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.
Could your manufacturing team benefit from any of the courses listed above? Or maybe a topic which is not highlighted? We would be happy to discuss your objectives and see how we might be able to help.
In our regulatory portfolio topics include:
Our training courses are ideal for:
The pharmaceutical industry is scientifically and regulatory complex. Our training programmes span core domains such as formulation, analytics, process development, technology transfer, GMP operations, and regulatory science. Whether you’re working on small molecules, biologics, or advanced therapies, we ensure your technical foundation is strong.
Analytical techniques, method validation, stability protocols, dissolution, and impurity profiling are often critical bottlenecks in development. Our courses equip you with best practices, industry standards, and regulatory expectations to ensure your methods are robust and compliant.
Linking development with regulatory strategy is essential. Our modules cover CTD/Module 3 (CMC) dossier contributions, variation management, post-approval changes, labelling, serialization, and maintaining compliance through the product lifecycle. We also address how regulatory expectations evolve globally.
Participants gain capabilities to: