Regulatory Affairs and Quality Operations (CO-OP) RAQ2
One paid co-op work term
Workload Level
- 8 courses in the first semester
- 1 hours of study/assignments required for each hour in class
- 23 hours of class (40-46hour/week commitment)
Holland Code: E (Enterprising)
What academic skills do I need to be successful in the program?
This list does not replace the admission requirements you must have for admission to the program. Please see website for details.
Arts & Literacy Strong written and verbal communications skills are needed.
Math and Science Strong math, biology, and chemistry skills required
Technology Basic computer skills required (Microsoft Office, email, Internet)
What personal qualities should someone interested in this career have?
- Strong communication skills
- Strong project management skills
- Attention to detail
- Problem solving
Useful background experience for this program would be
Students will develop the strong communication, negotiation, and project management skills necessary for the preparation of successful regulatory affairs applications and documentation. They will also practice their attention to detail and strategic thinking skills, all of which are critical for career progression within the highly competitive pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. Students’ real-world experience is enhanced through a co-op work experience that is included in the program.
What kind of work could I do when I graduate?
Graduates of this program will be prepared to secure positions with government departments and agencies, consulting establishments, universities, research
institutes, hospitals, community agencies, educational institutions, professional associations, non-governmental and international organizations in a variety of roles such as:
- Regulatory Affairs Associate
- Regulatory Affairs Assistant
- Quality Assurance Associate
- Quality Assurance Investigator
- Documentation Administrator
- Medical Information Associate
- Health Policy Researcher
- Consultant
- Program Officer
Typical working conditions for this kind of work:
- Fast-paced
- Detail oriented
- Teamwork
Helpful links for further research into this Fanshawe College program and career opportunity
- Fanshawe’s library has prepared a subject guide for current students in this program. You may find the links and information provided very useful in learning more about this career.
NOC Codes
The National Occupation Classification (NOC) system is used by the Canadian government to provide detailed information on careers. Visit the National Occupation Classification website and use the NOC codes below to learn more about careers associated with this Fanshawe College program. Please note: These codes are listed here for information purposes only. Fanshawe College does not guarantee graduates careers in these fields.
- NOC Code 2263 Inspectors in public and environmental health and occupational health and safety
The Canada Job Bank is an excellent resource for labour market information including wages, jobs available and career planning advice.
Career Outlook
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Last Modified: October 21, 2024