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Regulatory Affairs and Toxicology MSc

University College Dublin

  • Tuition/Year
    €26,400
  • Duration
    1 Year
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Program Description

The Master of Science in Regulatory Affairs & Toxicology at University College Dublin is a one-year program designed to provide students with an understanding of the principles of regulatory affairs and toxicology. This program emphasizes real-world application and provides hands-on experience through industry placements, research labs, and fieldwork. Students will gain a comprehensive education in topics such as risk assessment, product safety, and environmental protection while exploring the latest developments within the field. Graduates from this program are well-prepared for careers in regulatory affairs or toxicology, allowing them to make meaningful contributions towards protecting public health and safety. With its unique interdisciplinary approach, this program gives students the opportunity to bridge their existing knowledge with new skills and achieve their professional goals within the field of regulatory affairs & toxicology.

At a Glance
  • Award
    MSc
  • Duration
    1 Year
  • Tuition Fee
    €26,400 per year
  • Application Fee
    €Free
  • Start Date
    Sep
Offered by
University College Dublin
City
  • Dublin
Degree Type
  • Postgraduate
Start Date
  • Sep
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