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MSc in Medical Technology Regulatory Affairs

A specialised master’s programme preparing professionals to navigate global medical device and diagnostic regulations.

Best for:Best for science or engineering graduates with a Level 8 degree who want to specialise in medical technology regulatory affairs and work in compliance, quality assurance, or medical device development.

Atlantic Technological University (ATU) - Sligo Campus · Sligo, Ireland
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Medical device regulationsDiagnostic regulationsGlobal compliance standardsRegulatory strategy developmentMedical technology policy
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
Deadline
When to Apply There are two major intake periods throughout the academic year, September and January. For January start courses, applications typically open in October, and for September start courses, applications typically open in February. Closing dates for applications are listed on the individual course webpages.
Funding
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2.5 years (part-time)
Start date
September or January (two intakes per year)
Part-time
Location
Sligo
Ireland

Overview

This master’s programme is designed for science or engineering graduates seeking to specialise in regulatory affairs within the medical technology sector. Students will gain expertise in current device and diagnostic regulations, equipping them to address evolving global compliance requirements. The curriculum combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills, ensuring graduates can effectively manage regulatory challenges in an industry characterised by rapid change. The programme is delivered part-time over 2.5 years, with optional on-campus workshops and a dissertation component. It is ideal for those aiming to advance their careers in regulatory compliance, quality assurance, or medical device development.

Medical Technology Regulatory AffairsMedical Device ComplianceRegulatory StrategyGlobal Health RegulationsMedical Device PolicyPart-Time Master’s ProgrammeOnline LearningDissertation-Based

What you'll do

  • Develop a deep understanding of current and evolving medical device and diagnostic regulations globally.
  • Learn to prepare and manage regulatory submissions for medical devices and diagnostics.
  • Analyse and interpret regulatory guidelines to ensure compliance with international standards.
  • Develop strategies to address regulatory challenges in a dynamic industry environment.
  • Conduct independent research and write a dissertation on a topic related to medical technology regulations.
  • Engage in optional on-campus workshops to enhance practical skills and networking opportunities.

Requirements

Degree required: A Level 8 primary degree (honours bachelor’s) in a science or engineering subject related to the life sciences.

Degree offered: MSc in Medical Technology Regulatory Affairs

Language: English proficiency (assumed for applicants with a Level 8 degree from an English-speaking institution; otherwise, proof of English language competency may be required).

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Familiarity with scientific or engineering principles related to life sciences.
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Ability to interpret complex regulatory documentation.
  • Commitment to part-time study over 2.5 years.
Nice to have
Prior experience in the medical technology or healthcare industry.Basic knowledge of regulatory frameworks such as FDA, EMA, or MDR.
Eligibility
  • Applicants must hold a Level 8 degree in a relevant science or engineering field.
  • Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is available for applicants with relevant professional experience.

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How to apply

Deadline: February (for September start) or October (for January start); exact dates vary by intake and are listed on the course webpage

Applicants must apply through the official ATU application portal. The process involves submitting a completed application form, proof of degree, and any additional documents required for Recognition of Prior Learning. Applications for January start courses typically open in October, while those for September start courses open in February.

Documents required
  • Completed application form
  • Proof of Level 8 degree (or equivalent)
  • Transcripts of previous academic records
  • Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)
  • Statement of intent or personal statement (if required)
  • Proof of relevant professional experience (if applying under Recognition of Prior Learning)
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Contact

https://www.atu.ie/study/how-to-apply/

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School of Science
Atlantic Technological University (ATU) - Sligo Campus
Ireland
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