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BIOMEDICAL QUALITY SYSTEMS
Degree ProgramNew courseMaster of Science in Biomedical Quality Systems

This online degree program provides a comprehensive background in quality systems principles and practices for the development, testing, and manufacture of pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and medical device products with the additional training necessary for compliance with regulatory requirements.

The degree focuses on principles of quality control and quality assurance that support compliance with the laws and regulations imposed by the Federal government, especially the Food and Drug Administration, related to drug discovery, development, testing, and manufacture of products for commercial distribution. The degree program will provide students with detailed knowledge and understanding of current practices and regulations and their practical application to the development and commercialization of drugs, biologics, and medical device products.

Also incorporated into the degree program are business courses that provide students with communication and management skills essential for the successful QA/QC professional in an industry environment.

Understanding of industry-specific quality assurance and control requirements must be integrated with knowledge of applicable federal laws and regulations pertaining to the testing of biomedical products. Consequently, a large proportion of program instructors are professionals with relevant experience in the biomedical industries.

Please note: registrations after the first day of class and for 799A require department approval. For approval call (619) 594-6030.

For more information visit www.cbbd.sdsu.edu or call (619) 594-6030.


Certificate ProgramOnline CourseAdvanced Certificate in Biomedical Quality Systems
The certificate involves the completion of four required courses, BQS 601, BQS 621, BQS 730, and BQS 745. BQS 601 provides an overview of the role of quality systems in the biomedical industry. BQS 621 covers the process for obtaining and evaluating audit evidence. BQS 730 is a review of good manufacturing practices and good clinical practices from a quality control and quality assurance perspective. BQS 745 is a thorough examination and review of the document control quality system and the data, documents, information, and records that are mandated by the regulations. Please note: registrations after the first day of class and for 799A require department approval. For approval call (619) 594-6030.

For more information visit www.cbbd.sdsu.edu or call (619) 594-6030.

Summer 2008 Courses

Online Course BQS 621 - Quality Audits: Internal, Vendors, and Contract Services
Approaches for systematic, independent, and documented process for obtaining audit evidence and evaluating it objectively to determine the extent to which audit criteria are fulfilled.

Instructor: Irvin Kluth, M.A.  

Special Sessions Credit Course No. BQS 621 (three units)
Schedule No. 08SU 77814 EV
Dates: May 26-August 3 (Registration deadline: May 26)
Location: Online
Fee: $1,551

Register online for 08SU 77814 EV


Online Course BQS 601 - Introduction to Biomedical Quality Systems
Course covers the origins, history of quality and the major concepts, theories, principles and founders; quality planning, assurance and improvement; the roles and responsibilities of quality assurance and quality control.

Instructors: Irvin Kluth (see previous biographies)  E. Dale Sevier, Ph.D.  

Special Sessions Credit Course No. BQS 601 (three units)
Schedule No. 08SU 09144 EV
Dates: August 4-Oct. 12 (Registration deadline: August 4)
Location: Online
Fee: $1,551

Register online for 08SU 09144 EV

Last update November 20, 2007

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