IVT Network is pleased to introduce our educational partners. These organizations shape the industry by providing hands-on learning, coupled with experience using industry-related technologies and software. We thank these programs and their administrators for helping further the sciences!
Partners
Move your career forward and become a leader in the growing field of pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and biotechnology in just 22 months.
- Learn the drug development process and understand key job functions.
- On-campus and interactive classes only three weekends a semester
For more information, visit Purdue University at polytechnic.purdue.edu/ms-birs
The Pharmaceutical Science Team at DIT actively engages with global industry and regulators to address the challenges and opportunities of implementing Science and Risk based manufacturing approaches.
Our research emphasis is on the development of patient-focused strategies to enable those involved in the manufacture of drug products to meet evolving international regulatory expectations, if you are interested in embarking in an MSc or Doctorate programme in this area, please see our website at www.prst.ie.
Are you working in Validation in Pharmaceutical, Med Tech, or Biopharmaceutical industry, or interested in developing a career in the field? Consider taking our Distance Learning, On-line MSc in Pharmaceutical Validation Technology Degree. For further information, please see www.dit.ie, or contact anne.greene@dit.ie.
Achieve a state-of-the-art education focused on the scientific techniques and disciplines used in the medical biotechnology industry at University of Illinois College of Medicine. Degree candidates learn a range of transferable research, analytical, communication and business skills. Please email khsidik@uic.edu for more information.
Application information can be found at https://catalog.uic.edu/gcat/colleges-schools/medicine/mbt/
Pharmaceutical Industrical Advanced Training (PIAT) MSc
The Pharmaceutical Microbiology part of the PIAT MSc course has been developed in association with The Pharmaceutical Microbiology Interest Group (PharMIG).
PharMIG was established in 1991 and is a non-profit making professional organisation based in the UK that represents the interests of people who are working in, or have responsibility for pharmaceutical microbiology, including the provision of commercial services.
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