Regulation of Health Products in India
Drugs, medical devices, diagnostics and digital health products under Indian law: classification, approval, clinical research, quality, promotion, price and safety
- Six weeks
- 12 to 15 people
- Live sessions
- By application
Why this course
Every medicine, device, diagnostic and piece of clinical software sold in India passes through a regulatory system that is old in its base and new in its detail. This course covers how products are classified, approved, promoted, priced and monitored.
What you will be able to do
- 01Classify a health product and know which rules follow
- 02Take a drug or device through approval and licensing, including AI software
- 03Run clinical research within the rules
- 04Check advertising, pricing and safety obligations
Who it is for
- Life sciences and regulatory lawyers
- In-house counsel at pharma, device and health tech companies
- Regulatory affairs professionals
- Law students
What it covers
- 01How health products are regulated
- 02Drugs, devices and digital health
- 03Clinical research
- 04Marketing and pricing
- 05Safety and reform
The full syllabus, with the topics and readings for each session, is available on request.
How it works
Live sessions
Taught live every week by one instructor, who stays with the cohort for the whole course.
Recordings
Every session is recorded, so you can revise or catch up on one you missed.
Guest practitioners
People who do this work join some sessions to show how the law operates in practice.
Certificate
A Matter Labs certificate for attending the course. No exams.
Questions
What does it cost?
Fees are shared with applicants when a cohort opens.
When does the next cohort start?
Dates are set once enough people have expressed interest. Express interest and we will write to you first.
How much time does it take?
Six weeks, twelve sessions, 24 contact hours, plus some reading before each session.
Do I need a background in this area?
No. There are no prerequisites.
What if I miss a session?
Watch the recording. Recordings are for enrolled participants only.