The Masterclass in Pharmaceutical Innovation has been developed by the School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences in Trinity College Dublin and Tangent, Trinity’s Ideas Workspace.
This one-day in-person programme focuses on design thinking in a pharmaceutical setting, while also introducing the concept of responsible innovation. We look at innovation on a broader scale, exploring why it is important in this sector and how to apply innovation tools and frameworks in day-to-day work. This programme is a comprehensive exploration of attitudes, motivations, and behaviours needed to develop an entrepreneurial mindset and nurture a culture of innovation among pharmaceutical professionals.
The masterclass will cover the importance of innovation in times of economic uncertainty and change and how we all have the potential to become more innovative in our approach to delivering value as pharmaceutical professionals. In addition, the programme will give you the opportunity to consider challenges that you experience in your work and collaborate with others across different sectors to explore and address these ideas.
A Certificate of Completion will be provided on completion of the masterclass.
| Course Location | Dublin |
| Location Postcode | Dublin 2 |
| Course Category | Pharmacy, Health Care |
| Course Duration | The masterclass will be delivered as a one-day programme in-person in Tangent, Trinity’s Ideas Workspace, on the the First Floor of the Trinity Business School at Trinity College Dublin. |
| Course Time | The next masterclass will be held on 4th October 2023. |
| Course Fee | €400, for pharmacists working in the community or hospital pharmacy sectors. Commercial entities will be charged the full economic cost of €800. Individuals from the pharmaceutical industry should please contact: healyam@tcd.ie |
| Entry Requirements | The masterclass is targeted at practicing pharmacists in community or hospital pharmacies, and medical or scientific advisors in the pharmaceutical industry. It will also be of interest to pharmacists seeking to move into a role in the sector. |
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