This Degree in Pharmaceutical Business Operations developed by Innopharma Education in conjunction with Griffith College and is suitable for those with a higher certificate in Science, Engineering or Quality and will equip individuals with these skills and competencies.
The pharmaceutical industry has traditionally required individuals with a strong science or engineering backgrounds to support its significant manufacturing activities in Ireland. Today, there is a new skill-set required along with those with scientific knowledge. This skill-set requires professional individuals with a strong knowledge of manufacturing, compliance, regulation as well as business improvement. These skills need to be supported with an ability to assimilate information, make effective decisions and communicate clearly using the latest technologies and systems.
| College | Griffith College Dublin (GCD) |
| Course ID | 109166 |
| Course Location | Dublin |
| Location Postcode | Dublin 8 |
| Course Type | Blended Learning - Mix of Classroom & Online |
| Course Qualification | Ordinary Bachelor Degree |
| Awarding Body | QQI |
| Course Duration | 9 months |
| Course Fee | Visit www.griffith.ie for course fees |
| Career Path | Manufacturing Supervisor / Manager, Supply Chain Planner, Clinical Trials Coordinator, Business Improvement Specialist, Lean and Six Sigma, Compliance Specialist, Process Improvement Specialist, Project Co-ordinator, Pharmaceutical Operations |
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