Are study abroad programs in Singapore offering courses related to pharma regulatory affairs and pharmaceutical practice for a MSc?

Yes, Singapore offers study programs in pharmaceutical regulatory affairs and pharmaceutical practice.

You can consider options such as:
- MSc in Pharmaceutical Science and Technology (NUS): Focuses on formulation, product development, quality assurance, and regulatory affairs. Available full-time or part-time.
- Graduate Certificate in Pharmaceutical Regulation (Duke-NUS): Covers health product regulation, manufacturing, clinical studies, and post-market activities.
- MSc in Medical Pharmacology (NUS): Includes pharmacology, toxicology, regulatory sciences, and prepares students for roles in academia and industry.
- MSc in BioBusiness and BioEntrepreneurship (NTU): Combines life sciences with business, including regulatory and intellectual property topics.

Program details and availability are subject to change.