Career questions tagged regulatory-affairs
can i do a hybrid for example a BBA in business management and have certificates in cybersecurity and get into a job or career path in QA/QC or anything similar to that i am okay with having to do a desk job or anything because from what ik the bachelors is good but experience is alot more better?
i have already passed in high school i did my last 2 final years in stem i am traumatized by it and want to study in anything but stem but i am okay with cyber security a lil unsure abt computer science because i am scared if i will relapse from all of my past traumas i faced while also studying science i have sort of healed from all of this with only friends and family and not by an actual therapist so i am taking extra precautions by not studying specifically bio, psy, phy and chem and i wanna actually learn and benefit from business and cybersecurity especially with my own future dreams of owning a business or so on and so forth.
How can an undergraduate student prepare for a career in regulatory affairs, more specifically in the healthcare sector?
Hello, my name is Imani and I am a 19 year old college sophomore majoring in Public Affairs. Outside of my academics I like baking especially the specific order of operations needed to follow a recipe actually connects pretty well to my interest in surveying and auditing. I wanted to ask a few questions for anyone in regulatory affairs (specifically healthcare like quality assurance, or internal auditing and survey readiness for hospital/clinical accreditation.) The first question I have is are there specific classes or skills I should learn while still in school to prepare for entry level jobs in regulatory affairs? The second is do companies usually offer undergraduate internships focused on specifically medical regulatory affairs? And if so, what kind of roles should I look for? My last two questions are for any necessary credentials is it possible or smart to study for any of them while still in undergrad, or do I need post grad work/school experience first? And If you could go back to your sophomore year of college already knowing you wanted to go into healthcare regulatory affairs, what is the one thing you would have done? The reason I am asking these questions is to help me identify my academic goals, and to make sure I am targeting the correct professional standards of regulatory affairs.
If I'm already working in the pharmaceutical industry (regulatory affairs) and have a background in research, is it necessary to get a PhD degree if I want to continue my career in research or I the chances to relocate in my company with Master degree are higher? What would you recommend?
I'm a Pharmacist with a Master in Neuroscience. Currently, I'm working in regulatory affairs field. I would like to continue my career in research (drug development). I'm trying to decide the best way to get to my purpose.