Masters degree production processes and quality of health products in Paul sabatier university

The standard course for the Production and Quality of Health Products (PPQPS) aims to give students the skills necessary to master the manufacturing and control processes for health products, in compliance with regulatory requirements and procedures. quality. Students also acquire knowledge at the level of the industrial paths of medicine and specific analytical methods applied to the control of health products. The main openings concern executive positions or project managers in production or pharmaceutical engineering in the pharmaceutical or cosmetics industry, quality assurance managers

Recruitment for the Master 1 in Physico-Chemical Processes is based on examination of application files, Licenses recommended for admission are the License in Chemistry and the License in Physics-Chemistry. Students who have validated the Master 1 Physico-Chemical Processes have a right of access to the standard course of M2 in which they were registered in M1. Pharmacy students industry option who have validated their 5th year submit their application to the M2 PPQPS, which is examined by the Pedagogical Commission of the Mention, Common Application/Online Application, Bachelor's degree or equivalent, Official high school transcripts, English proficiency results to be provided if the applicant's native language is not English: TOEFL: minimum score of 79, IELTS:minimum score of 6, Duolingo, or TOEIC score of at least 750 is required, French language requirements proficiency Level B1/B2 for Bachelor students, 2 Letters of recommendation, Statement of purpose, Copy of valid Passport, Photographs, Health Insurance

Executive Or Project Manager In Pharmaceutical Production Or Engineering In The Health Industries (Pharmaceutical, Cosmetics, Medical Devices, Etc.), Responsible For Quality Assurance (Operational Qa And RandD), Responsible For Quality Control And/Or Analytical Studies, Pharmaceutical Production Managers

30th Jun

The standard course for the Production and Quality of Health Products aims to give students the skills necessary to master the manufacturing and control processes for health products, in compliance with regulatory requirements and procedures. quality. Students also acquire knowledge at the level of the industrial paths of medicine and specific analytical methods applied to the control of health products. The main openings concern executive positions or project managers in production or pharmaceutical engineering in the pharmaceutical or cosmetics industry, quality assurance managers

Recruitment for the Master 1 in Physico-Chemical Processes is based on examination of application files. It takes into account the choice of the student and the places available in each of the two standard courses. Licenses recommended for admission are the License in Chemistry and the License in Physics-Chemistry. Students who have validated the Master 1 Physico-Chemical Processes have a right of access to the standard course of M2 in which they were registered in M1. Pharmacy students industry option who have validated their 5th year submit their application to the M2 PPQPS, which is examined by the Pedagogical Commission of the Mention, INP-ENSIACET engineering students submit their application for the M2 PPQPS, which is examined by the Pedagogical Commission of the Mention, Common Application/Online Application, Bachelor's degree or equivalent, Official high school transcripts, English proficiency results to be provided if the applicant's native language is not English: TOEFL: minimum score of 79, IELTS:minimum score of 6, Duolingo, or TOEIC score of at least 750 is required, French language requirements proficiency Level B1/B2 for Bachelor students, 2 Letters of recommendation, Statement of purpose, Copy of valid Passport, Photographs, Health Insurance

Pharmaceutical Production Managers, Project Manager (Manufacturing, Analytical Development, Regulatory Affairs, Etc.), Quality Project Manager For Industrial Development, Industrial Pharmacist

30th Jun