About us
Welcome to the Regulatory Affairs Courses Group.
If you are working in regulatory affairs or interested in a career in regulatory affairs then join this group for free regulatory affairs training course webinars and sneak peaks into our detailed courses. Learn regulatory affairs topics from industry experts and former Agency Assessors.
We cover regulatory topics from entry level through to advanced and current hot topics. Some regulatory affairs courses we cover are:
🔷 Introduction to regulatory affairs course 🔷
https://www.entrytoregulatory.com/how-to-get-a-job-in-regulatory-affairs
- How to get a job in the pharmaceutical industry?
- How to get a job in regulatory affairs?
- Regulatory affairs basics - Regulatory affairs introductory course
- EU Regulatory Procedures
- US Regulatory Procedures
- Clinical regulatory affairs
- Medical devices
- Marketing authorisation applications and New Drug Applications
- Variations
=- CMC considerations for injectable products - The most common Agency questions
- MHRA International Recognition Procedure
- What are the latest updates to regulations and guidelines in the EU and US?
- What are the regulatory hot topics for 2024?
This group is tailored for anyone interested in expanding their knowledge in regulatory affairs within the pharmaceutical industry. Join us to stay updated with the latest industry regulations through live video broadcasts and webinars. Connect with pharmaceutical professionals and gain valuable insights, and access free training courses.
These training courses are held by regulatory affairs experts with extensive experience in the pharmaceutical industry and regulatory agencies. Our experts have worked for the MHRA and large pharmaceutical companies, such as, GSK, MSD and Bayer.
Entry to Regulatory
🔷 Advance Regulatory Consulting 🔷
https://www.entrytoregulatory.com/
🔷Follow us on LinkedIn for the latest regulatory insights and strategies 🔷
https://uk.linkedin.com/company/advance-regulatory-consulting
Upcoming events
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How To Move Into Regulatory Affairs — Even Without Experience
·OnlineOnlineRegister: https://pages.entrytoregulatory.com/webinar/
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A free 1-hour live webinar that shows you the exact pathway into regulatory affairs - including a live CV analysis, salary breakdown, and a Q&A with a former MHRA reviewer.This Thursday | 19:00 GMT / 14:00 EST / 11:00 PST / 20:00 CET
### What You'll Get:
- ✓Discover how to break into regulatory affairs with no prior experience
- ✓Learn what employers actually look for (live CV analysis)
- ✓Understand salary potential: £50k-£150k+ (UK), $100k-$350k+ (US)
- ✓Get your questions answered by an industry expert
## What You’ll Learn
A complete breakdown of the regulatory affairs pathway — from understanding the role to landing your first position
### Overview of Regulatory Affairs (RA) Roles
Understand what Regulatory Affairs professionals do day-to-day, key responsibilities, and whether this career path aligns with your goals and skills.
### Live CV Analysis to Identify Resume Gaps
Watch a real-time analysis of resumes to pinpoint the exact gaps that prevent candidates from getting hired in regulatory affairs roles.
### Salary Benchmarks
UK: £50,000–£150,000 per year
US: $100,000–$350,000 per year
EU: Varies by market — discover your earning potential### Why Most RA Applicants Fail
Real-world example analysis showing exactly where candidates go wrong in their applications and what hiring managers are really looking for.
### Step-by-Step Pathway
The proven framework for moving from zero experience to landing your first regulatory affairs role — with actionable steps you can start implementing immediately.
## Instructor: Rabiea
CEO of EntryToRegulatory
- 10+ years at GSK, MSD, and Bayer in regulatory affairs roles
- Former MHRA reviewer (UK's medicines regulator)
- Honorary UCL Associate Professor
Rabiea has worked on both sides of the regulatory process — as a reviewer at the UK's medicines regulator and in regulatory affairs roles at leading pharmaceutical companies. In this webinar, she'll share proven strategies and real-world insights to help you successfully transition into regulatory affairs.
## Who Should Attend?
### Career Switchers
Professionals looking to transition into the pharmaceutical industry and regulatory affairs from other sectors.
### Life-Science Graduates
Recent graduates or students in biology, chemistry, pharmacy, or related fields exploring career options.
### Healthcare Professionals
Doctors, pharmacists, nurses, and other healthcare workers considering a move to the pharmaceutical industry.
2 attendeesHow To Move Into Regulatory Affairs — Even Without Experience
·OnlineOnlineRegister: https://pages.entrytoregulatory.com/webinar/
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A free 1-hour live webinar that shows you the exact pathway into regulatory affairs - including a live CV analysis, salary breakdown, and a Q&A with a former MHRA reviewer.This Thursday | 19:00 GMT / 14:00 EST / 11:00 PST / 20:00 CET
### What You'll Get:
- ✓Discover how to break into regulatory affairs with no prior experience
- ✓Learn what employers actually look for (live CV analysis)
- ✓Understand salary potential: £50k-£150k+ (UK), $100k-$350k+ (US)
- ✓Get your questions answered by an industry expert
## What You’ll Learn
A complete breakdown of the regulatory affairs pathway — from understanding the role to landing your first position
### Overview of Regulatory Affairs (RA) Roles
Understand what Regulatory Affairs professionals do day-to-day, key responsibilities, and whether this career path aligns with your goals and skills.
### Live CV Analysis to Identify Resume Gaps
Watch a real-time analysis of resumes to pinpoint the exact gaps that prevent candidates from getting hired in regulatory affairs roles.
### Salary Benchmarks
UK: £50,000–£150,000 per year
US: $100,000–$350,000 per year
EU: Varies by market — discover your earning potential### Why Most RA Applicants Fail
Real-world example analysis showing exactly where candidates go wrong in their applications and what hiring managers are really looking for.
### Step-by-Step Pathway
The proven framework for moving from zero experience to landing your first regulatory affairs role — with actionable steps you can start implementing immediately.
## Instructor: Rabiea
CEO of EntryToRegulatory
- 10+ years at GSK, MSD, and Bayer in regulatory affairs roles
- Former MHRA reviewer (UK's medicines regulator)
- Honorary UCL Associate Professor
Rabiea has worked on both sides of the regulatory process — as a reviewer at the UK's medicines regulator and in regulatory affairs roles at leading pharmaceutical companies. In this webinar, she'll share proven strategies and real-world insights to help you successfully transition into regulatory affairs.
## Who Should Attend?
### Career Switchers
Professionals looking to transition into the pharmaceutical industry and regulatory affairs from other sectors.
### Life-Science Graduates
Recent graduates or students in biology, chemistry, pharmacy, or related fields exploring career options.
### Healthcare Professionals
Doctors, pharmacists, nurses, and other healthcare workers considering a move to the pharmaceutical industry.
2 attendeesHow To Move Into Regulatory Affairs — Even Without Experience
·OnlineOnlineRegister: https://pages.entrytoregulatory.com/webinar/
---------------------------------------------------------
A free 1-hour live webinar that shows you the exact pathway into regulatory affairs - including a live CV analysis, salary breakdown, and a Q&A with a former MHRA reviewer.This Thursday | 19:00 GMT / 14:00 EST / 11:00 PST / 20:00 CET
### What You'll Get:
- ✓Discover how to break into regulatory affairs with no prior experience
- ✓Learn what employers actually look for (live CV analysis)
- ✓Understand salary potential: £50k-£150k+ (UK), $100k-$350k+ (US)
- ✓Get your questions answered by an industry expert
## What You’ll Learn
A complete breakdown of the regulatory affairs pathway — from understanding the role to landing your first position
### Overview of Regulatory Affairs (RA) Roles
Understand what Regulatory Affairs professionals do day-to-day, key responsibilities, and whether this career path aligns with your goals and skills.
### Live CV Analysis to Identify Resume Gaps
Watch a real-time analysis of resumes to pinpoint the exact gaps that prevent candidates from getting hired in regulatory affairs roles.
### Salary Benchmarks
UK: £50,000–£150,000 per year
US: $100,000–$350,000 per year
EU: Varies by market — discover your earning potential### Why Most RA Applicants Fail
Real-world example analysis showing exactly where candidates go wrong in their applications and what hiring managers are really looking for.
### Step-by-Step Pathway
The proven framework for moving from zero experience to landing your first regulatory affairs role — with actionable steps you can start implementing immediately.
## Instructor: Rabiea
CEO of EntryToRegulatory
- 10+ years at GSK, MSD, and Bayer in regulatory affairs roles
- Former MHRA reviewer (UK's medicines regulator)
- Honorary UCL Associate Professor
Rabiea has worked on both sides of the regulatory process — as a reviewer at the UK's medicines regulator and in regulatory affairs roles at leading pharmaceutical companies. In this webinar, she'll share proven strategies and real-world insights to help you successfully transition into regulatory affairs.
## Who Should Attend?
### Career Switchers
Professionals looking to transition into the pharmaceutical industry and regulatory affairs from other sectors.
### Life-Science Graduates
Recent graduates or students in biology, chemistry, pharmacy, or related fields exploring career options.
### Healthcare Professionals
Doctors, pharmacists, nurses, and other healthcare workers considering a move to the pharmaceutical industry.
2 attendeesHow To Move Into Regulatory Affairs — Even Without Experience
·OnlineOnlineRegister: https://pages.entrytoregulatory.com/webinar/
---------------------------------------------------------
A free 1-hour live webinar that shows you the exact pathway into regulatory affairs - including a live CV analysis, salary breakdown, and a Q&A with a former MHRA reviewer.This Thursday | 19:00 GMT / 14:00 EST / 11:00 PST / 20:00 CET
### What You'll Get:
- ✓Discover how to break into regulatory affairs with no prior experience
- ✓Learn what employers actually look for (live CV analysis)
- ✓Understand salary potential: £50k-£150k+ (UK), $100k-$350k+ (US)
- ✓Get your questions answered by an industry expert
## What You’ll Learn
A complete breakdown of the regulatory affairs pathway — from understanding the role to landing your first position
### Overview of Regulatory Affairs (RA) Roles
Understand what Regulatory Affairs professionals do day-to-day, key responsibilities, and whether this career path aligns with your goals and skills.
### Live CV Analysis to Identify Resume Gaps
Watch a real-time analysis of resumes to pinpoint the exact gaps that prevent candidates from getting hired in regulatory affairs roles.
### Salary Benchmarks
UK: £50,000–£150,000 per year
US: $100,000–$350,000 per year
EU: Varies by market — discover your earning potential### Why Most RA Applicants Fail
Real-world example analysis showing exactly where candidates go wrong in their applications and what hiring managers are really looking for.
### Step-by-Step Pathway
The proven framework for moving from zero experience to landing your first regulatory affairs role — with actionable steps you can start implementing immediately.
## Instructor: Rabiea
CEO of EntryToRegulatory
- 10+ years at GSK, MSD, and Bayer in regulatory affairs roles
- Former MHRA reviewer (UK's medicines regulator)
- Honorary UCL Associate Professor
Rabiea has worked on both sides of the regulatory process — as a reviewer at the UK's medicines regulator and in regulatory affairs roles at leading pharmaceutical companies. In this webinar, she'll share proven strategies and real-world insights to help you successfully transition into regulatory affairs.
## Who Should Attend?
### Career Switchers
Professionals looking to transition into the pharmaceutical industry and regulatory affairs from other sectors.
### Life-Science Graduates
Recent graduates or students in biology, chemistry, pharmacy, or related fields exploring career options.
### Healthcare Professionals
Doctors, pharmacists, nurses, and other healthcare workers considering a move to the pharmaceutical industry.
2 attendees
Past events
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