GMP - GLP - GCP

Target Audience:

VIB PhD student

VIB postdoc

VIB staff scientist

VIB group leader or expert

VIB technical support

Location:

Leuven - Park Inn by Radisson

Duration:

26 & 27 September 2024

General context

Are you interested to discover the manufacturing and regulatory environment in the Pharma R&D Industry? You want to know where investigational products come from, how they are made and what rules and regulations must be followed? In this course, you will get a detailed overview on Good Manufacturing Practice, Good Laboratory Practice and Good Clinical Practice.

Learning outcomes

After this training, you will:

Understand the basics of Good Laboratory Practices (GLP) in a commercial R&D setting.
Understand the context of the pharmaceutical industry and the quality rules required to manufacture a drug product.
Understand the international regulation context (Good Manufacturing Practices, GMP)
Be able to make the link GMP with the requirement of GCP (Good Clinical Practices) in a clinical research environment.

Approach

ECCRT aims for the best return on investment for the participant. Our goal is for trainees to leave the course with the capacity to use the information provided in the most practical way. Our expert trainers always encourage interactivity in the group. ECCRT supports the statement: “You tell me, and I forget. You teach me, and I remember. You involve me, and I learn”.

Event intended for

PhD students, postdocs and staff scientists working at VIB who want to learn about GMP, GLP and GCP.

Extra information

This training is free for VIB participants.
The course is not open for non-VIB participants.
Note that upon no show without valid justification a fee of € 100 will be charged and you will be blacklisted for the VIB training program for 1 year. Click here for more information

Testimonials

We got access to the presented slides already before the course started via a virtual campus. This was excellent to know what we could expect and to choose the most convenient way to take notes during the course. Especially the GMP and GCP courses were very well presented. Little workshops and questions during these courses nicely involved the participants. The venue was easy to reach, and the hotel surprised us with very good food and nice treats during the pauses.