The Postgraduate Masters Degree in Regulatory Affairs & Toxicology at University College Dublin equips you with the essential theoretical and practical knowledge to navigate the complex intersection of toxicology and regulatory science. This programme is designed for individuals aiming to protect public health by understanding and applying the latest toxicological techniques and regulatory frameworks within industries such as pharmaceuticals, biopharmaceuticals, medical devices, foods, and chemicals. You will explore the critical role of toxicology in modern society and gain insights into environmental, occupational, and forensic toxicology, preparing you for impactful careers in highly regulated sectors.
This full-time, on-campus Masters degree is studied over one year, immersing you in a curriculum developed and delivered by European Registered Toxicologists and industry experts. You will engage with core modules covering experimental toxicology, risk assessment, and advanced regulatory affairs, culminating in a significant Toxicology Research Project. The University College Dublin programme offers opportunities for professional development, including potential internships with industry partners and regulatory bodies, and is approved for accreditation toward becoming a registered toxicologist. You will graduate with a comprehensive understanding and the practical skills demanded by leading global organisations.