MSc Regulatory Affairs (Medical Devices)

TOPRA has developed an exciting new MSc in Medical Devices. It provides the opportunity for people to combine modules in both pharmaceutical and medical technology regulatory affairs, something that might be particularly beneficial for those interested in drug-device combination products, as well as consultants and members who are in the early stages of their career and wish to have a foot in both camps.

To join the programme, please contact Kay, our postgraduate administrator.

About the MSc

Both our MSc Regulatory affairs (Medical Devices) and MSc Regulatory affairs (Medicines) have been validated by the University of Hertfordshire. Students may be eligible for a distinction or commendation, depending on their final results on completion of their studies, after a maximum time period of six years. More

Entry requirements

Entry requirements for the programme normally specify a Science degree (at the equivalent of a 2.2 or above) and that the student has obtained basic knowledge about regulatory affairs processes, documentation in the healthcare industry and has professional skills which include attention to detail, organisation and communication in an area of healthcare product development and lifecycle management. Read more about TOPRA MSc entry requirements.

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 Fees

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Experiences of the MSc

Some of our graduates and module leaders talk about their experiences of the Regulatory Affairs MSc.

Upcoming modules

Begin DateTitleDescription
27/06/2023The Medical Device Introductory Course(Module 13 of the MSc Medical Devices) Providing those new to Medical Device Regulatory Affairs with an understanding of the regulatory requirements for medical devices in the EU.MD2023
06/12/2023Drug Device Combinations and Other TechnologiesModule 18 of the MSc and Masterclass: This module will enable you to consider and evaluate the practical regulatory aspects including the design, development and lifecycle of a medical device product.MDM182023
06/12/2023Drug Device Combinations and Other TechnologiesModule 18 of the MSc and Masterclass: This module will enable you to consider and evaluate the practical regulatory aspects including the design, development and lifecycle of a medical device product.MSCM1823O

Terms and conditions

Booking conditions for the MSc Regulatory Affairs modules.