Biopharmaceutical Processing - Sligo
- Course code
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- Level
- Level 7
- Award
- Special Purpose Certificate (Level 7 NFQ)
- Classification
- Special Purpose
- Awarding body
- Atlantic Technological University
- Duration
- 1 year part-time, online. Recommended Study Hours per week Our online courses have about 3 hours of live lectures per week (but this can vary per programme). Live lectures normally take place between 6pm and 10pm, Monday to Thursday but this may vary depending on the availability of specific lecturers. The recommended study time for a 5 credit module is 5 to 6 hours each week. This includes lectures, independent learning and revision. On-Campus Attendance Requirement Students are required to attend NIBRT for two days practical training per semester for the Cell Culture and the Protein Purification modules. Note: Check programme Examination and Assessment requirements, as they may involve examinations to be taken on campus.
Programme summary
The Certificate in Science Biopharmaceutical Processing (Special Purpose Award – Level 7) has been developed in consultation with the Biopharmaceutical industry in Ireland to ensure the course offers the skills and experience that is required for this growing industry sector in Ireland.
Entry requirements
To qualify for entry onto this programme a standard applicant must hold a prior Level 6 qualification in a cognate area (typically Science or Engineering) or equivalent qualification. Applicants who may not have the aforementioned qualifications but who may have relevant industrial experience (typically 5 years duration in a GMP environment) may apply for consideration through the ATU Sligo RPL (Recognised Prior Learning) process. Recognition of Prior Learning Applicants with other qualifications and with relevant work experience may also be considered through ATU Sligos Recognised Prior Learning (RPL) process. RPL is a process that may allow you to gain admission to a programme or to receive exemptions / credit from some parts of a programme based on demonstrated learning that you may have achieved through another programme of study or through your work and career. Further information is available through www.atu.ie/recognition-of-prior-learning which our dedicated RPL portal or by contacting our admissions team at admissions.sligo@atu.ie English requirement Applicants whose first language is not English should provide evidence of English language proficiency.
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