Module 1: Pharmacy and Legislation
Module 1 provides the pharmaceutical and regulatory foundations of the programme. It is delivered by the Faculty of Pharmacy at the University of Ljubljana, which combines expertise in pharmaceutical technology, formulation, analysis and quality assurance with close ties to professional practice.
Learn the fundamentals of pharmaceuticals and legislation
After completing Module 1, you will have a fundamental understanding of how to develop, produce, test and assess the stability of sterile radiopharmaceuticals. You will be able to work safely with radiopharmaceuticals and contribute to their legally compliant production and quality control. Further, you will know the basics of pharmaceutical and European drug legislation, GMP/GxP and Pharmacopoeia requirements and be able to apply them to the small-batch production of radiopharmaceuticals. A grasp of the basics of gene engineering and pharmacokinetics will round off your learning from this module.
Study at the external page UL Faculty of Pharmacy is characterised by highly motivated students, strong interdisciplinarity of the programmes, diverse study methods, and close connections with potential employers. We collaborate with industry (pharmaceutical companies, wholesalers, representative offices) and the public sector (community pharmacies, hospitals, medical laboratories).
We place particular emphasis on involving students in research at all three levels of study. The faculty enables students to complete part of their study requirements at more than 40 partner universities across Europe through international exchange programmes. The study programmes provide comprehensive knowledge, practical skills, and key competencies that significantly enhance the excellent employability of graduates.
Pharmacy and legislation
The program will be published here around May 2027
- Start date: August 30, 2027
- 09.00: registration
- 10.00: opening lecture
- End date: September 10, 2027
- Around 14.00: end of module
30 August – 10 September 2027
external page Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Participants are kindly asked to organise their own accommodation.
Important: Please book your accommodation as early as possible. Due to various large events in the city during September, availability may be limited.
University of Ljubljana
Faculty of Pharmacy,
Aškerčeva 7
1000
Ljubljana
Slovenia
“It is a privilege to lead this course and give the next generation of specialists strong foundations in pharmacy, legislation and GMP to help them advance in this key field.”Assistant Professor Marko Krošelj Course Director, Module 1, Pharmacy and legislation