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Pharmaceutical Manufacturing - A Multidisciplinary Program


Graduate Certificates:
  - Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Practices (PMP)
  - Validation & Regulatory Affairs (VRA)
  - Design of Pharmaceutical Facilities (DPF)
  - Project Engineering in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing (PEPM)
  - Bioprocess Systems in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing (BSPM)


Master’s Degrees:
  - Master of Engineering in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
  - Master of Science in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

Course Descriptions

Schedule of Courses Offered

Admission Requirements:
Admission into the program requires a Bachelor's degree in engineering. Applicants with other technical or scientific degrees, together with relevant experience, may also be admitted into the program and may need to complete prerequisite courses. The specific requirements will be determined by the Program Director on an individual basis depending on the student's educational background and work experience.

Applicants must submit the following to the Graduate School:

  • a completed application for admission,
  • two letters of recommendation (or the Stevens recommendation form),
  • and official college transcript(s).

Application for admission or apply online at http://gradschool.stevens.edu/admissions/. All employed students must complete the work address section.

Registration
Students enrolling in the program at RVCC, must register through Stevens using the section code "X."

To register for your class online, visit Web for Students

Books
All books can be ordered directly through the Stevens Campus Store website at http://www.stevenscampusstore.com/, and can be shipped directly to each student.

Tuition & Fees
Courses are offered through the School of Engineering and are 3.0 credits. Current information about tuition and fees can be found at Tuition and Fees

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Graduate School

For More Information, Please Contact:

Richard S. Berkof, Ph.D., P.E.
Professor of Mechanical Engineering & Director of Pharmaceutical Mfg. Eng. Program
Stevens Institute of Technology
Edwin A. Stevens Hall, Room E-306
Castle Point on Hudson
Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone: 201-216-5538
rberkof@stevens.edu