Biochemical Engineering|Bioengineering|Biomedical Engineering and Clinical Engineering|Drug Design|Transferable Skills

The course addresses the challenge of the safe delivery to patients of biopharmaceuticals and in particular injectables. The aim of the course is to...

Bioprocess Validation and Quality Control (BENG0041)

The course addresses the challenge of the safe delivery to patients of biopharmaceuticals and in particular injectables. The aim of the course is to familiarise students with current validation methodology using leading edge developments with expert speakers in a workshop format. Particular focus is given to development of concepts of Critical Quality Attributes (CQAs), Critical Process Parameters (CPPs) and Quality by Design (QbD).

Upon completion of the course, a student should be able to:

Assess new process concepts and judge key issues to be addressed before regulatory acceptability for manufacture will be achievable
	Collect the information required and validate a process and the resources requested to manage the implementation of a stage leading to full validated status
	Communicate with validation experts
	Understand what is required by the regulatory authorities for compliance including future direction of the regulations
	Understand the implications of validation for process development
	Familiarise with current validation practice across the bioprocess industry
	Understand the role of validation and quality control in ensuring public protection
	Develop communication skills including prepare a validation plan

This module seeks to develop your understanding of the nature of disputes which typically arise on construction projects and the legal, contractual and...

Contractual Claims and Dispute Resolution (BCPM0055)

This module seeks to develop your understanding of the nature of disputes which typically arise on construction projects and the legal, contractual and procedural methods available to resolve those disputes, including litigation, arbitration, adjudication and mediation.

Aim:

To develop your analytical and critical understanding of contractual disputes and claims in the construction industry and your knowledge of the different dispute resolution mechanisms available to resolve the disputes.

Learning Outcomes:

To develop an understanding of how and why disputes arise in the construction industry.
	The develop an understanding of the types of claims which typically arise in the construction industry and their key characteristics.
	To develop an awareness of the legal, contractual and procedural remedies available to resolve such disputes under the standard forms of contract.
	To understand the key features and advantages/disadvantages of the different dispute resolution methods.
	To develop an appreciation of the commercial realities of dispute resolution in the construction industry.