EMA Regulatory Affairs
About This Course
Get your pharmaceutical products approved in Europe with confidence. This course demystifies the European regulatory system, showing you exactly how to navigate EMA processes and get marketing authorization across EU markets. You'll learn when to use centralized procedures versus decentralized ones, how to work with national competent authorities, and what documentation you need for each pathway. We break down complex regulatory requirements into clear steps, so you know exactly what to do at each stage. Whether you're launching your first product in Europe or expanding to additional markets, this course gives you the knowledge to make smart decisions and avoid regulatory delays. You'll understand how EMA reviews work, what to expect during the process, and how to maintain your authorization once approved.
What's Included
Course Format
Self-paced, on-demand learning with lifetime access. Complete at your own speed with no deadlines.
Key Topics Covered
What You'll Learn
- Navigate EMA regulatory pathways
- Prepare marketing authorization applications
- Understand centralized vs decentralized procedures
- Manage post-authorization requirements
- Comply with EU pharmaceutical regulations
Course Outcomes
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Navigate EMA regulatory pathways confidently
- Prepare marketing authorization applications
- Understand centralized vs decentralized procedures
- Manage post-authorization requirements
- Comply with EU pharmaceutical regulations
Who Should Take This Course
- Regulatory affairs professionals
- Pharmaceutical product managers
- Anyone working with EU markets
- Regulatory consultants
- International regulatory specialists
Course Content
Module 1: EU Regulatory Framework
- EMA structure and role
- National competent authorities
- Regulatory pathways overview
Module 2: Centralized Procedure
- When to use centralized procedure
- MAA preparation and submission
- EMA review process
- CHMP opinions and decisions
Module 3: Decentralized & Mutual Recognition
- DCP and MRP procedures
- Reference member state selection
- Coordination and harmonization
- National variations
Module 4: Post-Authorization
- Variations and renewals
- PSUR requirements
- Risk management plans
- Pharmacovigilance obligations
This course is delivered through Thinkific. You'll receive access instructions after enrollment.