MLU
PHA.03536.02 - Legal and economical aspects of pharmaceutical biotechnology (Complete module description)
Original version English
PHA.03536.02 5 CP
Module label Legal and economical aspects of pharmaceutical biotechnology
Module code PHA.03536.02
Semester of first implementation
Faculty/Institute Institut für Pharmazie
Module used in courses of study / semesters
  • Pharmaceutical Biotechnology (MA120 LP) (Master) > Pharmazie Pharmaceut.Biotech.MA120, Version of accreditation (WS 2008/09 - WS 2015/16) > Pflichtmodule
Responsible person for this module
Further responsible persons
Prof. Dr. P. Imming
Prerequisites
Skills to be acquired in this module
• Understanding of drug quality requirements, pre-requisites and activities • Basic knowledge of the European drug quality system • Connection of the European system with international regulations, differences and over-laps • Knowledge of basic concepts for GMP and on differences between European and US regulations • Knowledge of the basic concepts of a) Strategic & business planning (corporate, marketing, financial, R&D) b) value assessment of developmental projects and intellectual properties with simple standard methods (NPV, double-sided NPV, benchmarking etc) c) portfolio strategy d) structuring cooperation agreements e) patent assessment and trading intellectual properties (licensing) f) alliances and joint ventures • Drafting and evaluation of different forms of cooperation agreements • Calculating value of a particular product in development • Understanding and drafting a commercial term sheet for licensing of a particular product from a development to a distributor company • Drafting a business plan
Module contents
Course F.1: Drug quality control - European and international standards and regulations • Requirements for drugs: efficacy, safety, quality • Drug quality: definitions, legal requirements, standards, methods • Good Manufacturing Practices, emphasis on quality; CPMP and ICH guidelines on qual-ity • European, US, and other pharmacopoeiae of international importance
Course F.2: Good Manufacturing Practice - European and international regulations • European GMP regulations • Application of GMP guidelines for biotechnology • Aseptic processing • Qualification of materials and devices for pharmaceutical manufacturing • Process validation • GMP compliant documentation • Qualified persons in GMP manufacturing • Modern concepts for `Quality by Design` and Process Analytical Technology
Course F.3: Economical and marketing aspects, patents and licensing • Strategic planning • Business Plan • Value assessment • Important legal issues for structuring different cooperation agreements • Evaluation of Intellectual Properties • Trading with Intellectual Properties • Exercise Course based on a case study
Forms of instruction Lecture (2 SWS)
Lecture (1 SWS)
Lecture (1 SWS)
Course
Languages of instruction German, English
Duration (semesters) 1 Semester Semester
Module frequency jedes Sommersemester
Module capacity unlimited
Time of examination
Credit points 5 CP
Share on module final degree Course 1: %; Course 2: %; Course 3: %; Course 4: %.
Share of module grade on the course of study's final grade 1
Module course label Course type Course title SWS Workload of compulsory attendance Workload of preparation / homework etc Workload of independent learning Workload (examination and preparation) Sum workload
Course 1 Lecture Economical and marketing aspects, patents and licensing 2 0
Course 2 Lecture Drug quality control - European and international standards and regulations 1 0
Course 3 Lecture Good manufacturing practice - European and international regulations 1 0
Course 4 Course Selbststudium 0
Workload by module 150 150
Total module workload 150
Examination Exam prerequisites Type of examination
Course 1
Course 2
Course 3
Course 4
Final exam of module
Klausur
Exam repetition information
Prerequisites and conditions Prerequisites Frequency Compulsory attendance Share on module grade in percent
Course 1 Summer semester No %
Course 2 Summer semester No %
Course 3 Summer semester No %
Course 4 Summer semester No %