Designed for the biotech working professional who is looking to effect change in the health sector, our Quality Control and Assurance Certificate program offers a pathway to new and impactful career paths in healthcare and the life science fields. Designed in partnership with industry leaders, this online certificate will equip you with employable skills that you can take into the workforce at any time.

  • Gain knowledge of therapeutic and medical device life cycle management
  • Learn how financial risk and regulations play a part in discovering and developing healthcare and medical products.
  • Understand the integration of supply chain management and how it intersects with the healthcare sector 
Credits required:

12 credits

Cost per credit: 

$875/credit

Time to completion:

As few as 8 months

Delivery:

100% online

  • Quality Assurance in Health Sector
  • Pharmaceutical Business Lifecycle Management
  • Supply Chain Management in Pharmaceutical Industry
  • Financial Processes & Risk in Pharmaceutical Industry

Pittsburgh, a force in the biotech industry

The Pittsburgh Region, already known for its innovation and excellence in healthcare, is now a force in the biotech industry, one of the fastest-growing fields in the country. Here at Carlow, innovation is what drives us. We are partnering with industry leaders who share a vision for the future of Pittsburgh to provide solutions to meet the next great need.

“As an industry expert- Pittsburgh is committed to building the infrastructure needed to support those working in the biomedical and life science fields.”

Patrick Bailey, BioTech Professional

If you are interested in this certificate program, our Admissions team is available to answer any questions or assist you with the next steps.

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