Medical Device Regulatory Affairs & Operations - Sligo
- Course code
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- Level
- Level 8
- Award
- Minor Certificate (Level 8 NFQ)
- Classification
- Minor
- Awarding body
- Atlantic Technological University
- Duration
- 1 year part-time, online. Recommended Study Hours per week It is recommended that students should try to allow for 5-6 hours per week per 5-credit module. On-Campus Attendance Requirement Note: Check programme Examination and Assessment requirements, as they may involve examinations to be taken on campus.
Programme summary
This programme has been designed to meet the growing requirements of Irish Medical Technology companies in filling regulatory and quality assurance roles, introducing a focus on operations.
Entry requirements
Graduates who have a level 7 qualification in a relevant area of Science, Engineering or Technology are eligible to apply for this programme. Applications from candidates who hold a Level 7 primary degree in a non-technical subject, and who have at least two years medical technology industry experience in quality and /or regulatory affairs will be considered. Candidate interviews may be used to assess candidates suitability for the programme. Students applying on the basis of formal qualifications and supplementary accredited prior learning (APL) for core pre-requisites will be required to submit full details and references to the Programme Board for consideration of educational equivalencies. Prior experiential learning will be assessed using guidelines recommended by the Academic Council of ATU Sligo and University of Galway.
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