Study.EU
Your gateway to universities in Europe

Study at the Institute of Technology Carlow

Carlow, Ireland

Study in Europe
Europe by Charles Clegg, CC BY-SA 2.0, modified
  1. Study.eu
  2. Ireland
  3. Institute of Technology Carlow
  4. Medical Device Regulatory Affairs

Medical Device Regulatory Affairs

Master of Science at the Institute of Technology Carlow

Programme details
Degree: Master of Science (MSc)
Duration: 24 months
Study modes: part-time

Request information about study programmes in Ireland  

Other students were also interested in this programme:
Master of Arts
Global Security and Strategy
Vesalius College Brussels (Belgium)

Learn more now


Description:

Overview

This Master of Science in Medical Device Regulatory Affairs presents students with the opportunity to skills to employers and peers, and to enhance your career in regulatory affairs by developing increasing levels of competence and professionalism. It is the ‘gold standard’ in the field.

Students will gain invaluable access obtain a formal qualification in the medical device regulation industry. The programme presents a broad view of the regulatory affairs role  and provides a detailed insight into current and proposed EU legislation. It provides students with an advanced theoretical understanding of the processes and practices central to medical device regulatory affairs.

The medical device sector is highly diverse. It covers thousands of products – from simple bandages and spectacles, through implantable devices, equipment for screening, to the most sophisticated diagnostic imaging and minimally invasive surgical equipment. Strong growth prospects for the industry globally are driven by ageing populations, increase in chronic ailments and increasing consumer wealth driving demand in emerging economies.

A formal qualification is the ideal way to demonstrate your existing to industry professionals and networking events to help develop their careers. There are limited places available on this programme – class sizes are kept relatively small to help create an interactive environment and to ensure each student receives excellent support from our academic team.

What will I be able to do when I finish this programme?

This MSc will allow students to develop a set of transferable  skills that will directly meet the requirements of future  employers including information technology, written and verbal communication skills, team working, independent research skills, data analysis and critical thinking.

What subjects will I study?

  • Regulatory Affairs Quality Management and Strategy
  • Research Methods and Technical Report Writing
  • Medical Device Technologies: Design, Development and Testing
  • Medical Technology Regulatory Affairs
  • Product Programme Management, Vigilance, Surveillance and Risk Management
  • Clinical Evaluation of Medical Device Technologies


Learn more about Masters in Ireland

You are interested in study programmes like this one? Fill in your details to receive information about studying in Ireland or elsewhere in Europe:

Are you a national of this country? If yes, simply submit the form again to confirm.

Please double-check the form inputs and then submit again.

Working... Submitting request...

Your request has been submitted!


Copyright © 2021 Study.EU



Imprint · About Study.eu · Privacy Policy · Jobs
Press

Advertise on Study.eu
Study in Europe:
Austria
Belgium
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Faroe Islands
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Hungary
Iceland
Ireland
Italy
Latvia
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Malta
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Russia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
United Kingdom
Recent articles:

Study Innovation Management: All you need to know

Study Zoology: All you need to know

Degree in Chinese Studies: All you need to know

Study Human Resource Management: All you need to know

Impact of COVID-19 on studying abroad in Europe: Overview

Study.EU has been mentioned in numerous news publications worldwide, such as:
L'Étudiant (France)
Frankfurter Allgemeine (Germany)
The Standard (Hong Kong)
The Independent (UK)
Al-Masry Al-Youm (Egypt)
Le Monde (France)
The Local (Europe)
Forbes (USA)
Cookies & analytics help us deliver our services. Privacy policy