2026-03-22 2026-03-22 , online online, 1,590 € zzgl. MwSt. Marketing Authorisation Documents in the EU

This seminar provides an in-depth exploration of the marketing authorisation dossier and the electronic submission process, focusing on the CTD structure and Modules 1-5. Participants will gain practical knowledge and strategies for successful drug approval applications in the EU.

Themen
  • Module 1 and 2 of the marketing authorisation dossier
  • The SmPC and package leaflet
  • Chemistry, manufacturing and controls (CMC) - Module 3
  • Compilation of non-clinical and clinical data in Modules 4 and 5
  • eCTD and electronic submission requirements


Who should attend
This seminar is ideal for professionals involved in the drug approval process needing in-depth knowledge of marketing authorisation documents and submission. Basic knowledge of European marketing authorisation procedures is recommended.
Ziel der Veranstaltung
This seminar aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the marketing authorisation dossier and its components.

By focusing on the Common Technical Document (CTD) structure and the electronic submission process, participants will gain essential insights into compiling and submitting drug approval documents in the EU.

The seminar also addresses common errors and authority findings to ensure successful applications.
Teilnehmerkreis

  • Detailed knowledge of the CTD structure and specifications for Modules 1-5
  • Key elements and structure of the SmPC and package leaflet
  • Practical insights into compiling non-clinical and clinical data
  • An understanding of eCTD principles, document requirements and submission
  • Strategies to avoid common errors and align with authority expectations

Course Marketing Authorisation Documents in the EU

Marketing Authorisation Documents in the EU

Dossier compilation and electronic submission

Benefits
  • A guide to CTD and dossier compilation
  • Practical insights into eCTD and electronic submission processes
  • Alignment with regulatory expectations
  • Certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 21001 standard

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Termin

05 - 06/05/2026

05 - 06/05/2026

Zeitraum

Day 1 from 09:00 - 17:00 CET
Day 2 from 09:00 - 12:45 CET

Day 1 from 09:00 - 17:00 CET
Day 2 from 09:00 - 12:45 CET
Veranstaltungsort

online

online

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Jean-Marie Bayhurst
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+49 6221 500-685
j.bayhurst@forum-institut.de

Details

This seminar provides an in-depth exploration of the marketing authorisation dossier and the electronic submission process, focusing on the CTD structure and Modules 1-5. Participants will gain practical knowledge and strategies for successful drug approval applications in the EU.

Themen

  • Module 1 and 2 of the marketing authorisation dossier
  • The SmPC and package leaflet
  • Chemistry, manufacturing and controls (CMC) - Module 3
  • Compilation of non-clinical and clinical data in Modules 4 and 5
  • eCTD and electronic submission requirements


Who should attend
This seminar is ideal for professionals involved in the drug approval process needing in-depth knowledge of marketing authorisation documents and submission. Basic knowledge of European marketing authorisation procedures is recommended.

Ziel der Veranstaltung

This seminar aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the marketing authorisation dossier and its components.

By focusing on the Common Technical Document (CTD) structure and the electronic submission process, participants will gain essential insights into compiling and submitting drug approval documents in the EU.

The seminar also addresses common errors and authority findings to ensure successful applications.

Teilnehmerkreis

  • Detailed knowledge of the CTD structure and specifications for Modules 1-5
  • Key elements and structure of the SmPC and package leaflet
  • Practical insights into compiling non-clinical and clinical data
  • An understanding of eCTD principles, document requirements and submission
  • Strategies to avoid common errors and align with authority expectations