The MAS in Medicines Development (University of Basel) is a practice-oriented programme focused on the end-to-end process of developing safe and effective medicines—from non-clinical studies to clinical data, regulatory strategy, and market access.Delivered through the European Center of Pharmaceutical Medicine (ECPM), the curriculum is aligned with the IMI PharmaTrain syllabus and is certified within the Bologna framework.
The Master of Advanced Studies (MAS) in Medicines Development at the University of Basel is a comprehensive and practice-oriented program designed to guide students through the entire process of developing safe and effective medicines. This includes everything from non-clinical studies to clinical data, regulatory strategy, and market access.
Offered through the European Center of Pharmaceutical Medicine (ECPM), the curriculum adheres to the IMI PharmaTrain syllabus and is certified within the Bologna framework, ensuring a high standard of education.
The MAS in Medicines Development features a modular pathway that allows for flexible, part-time study. Students can integrate the ECPM Diploma Course with the MAS and choose additional modules to fulfill the necessary ECTS credits.
This program is tailored for professionals in the pharmaceutical industry, academia, and public-sector decision-making who possess a foundational understanding of drug development and seek a more in-depth, systematic perspective on modern medical product development, regulation, and market introduction.
Admission is based on evaluating the applicant's academic background, professional experience, and alignment with the program's focus on medicines development.
Graduates of the MAS in Medicines Development are well-positioned for a variety of roles within the pharmaceutical industry, regulatory agencies, and healthcare organizations. With a comprehensive understanding of the drug development process, they can contribute to enhancing the safety and efficacy of medical products, thereby positively impacting public health.
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