Foundation programme

The Science of Therapeutic Peptides

Foundations in biology, pharmacology and pharmaceutical science

The scientific foundations of therapeutic peptides, without clinical implementation. Suitable for healthcare professionals, scientists, pharmacists, nurses, researchers and students wishing to understand peptide biology from first principles.

New releaseEnrolment open$200 USD

About this programme

This programme provides a rigorous grounding in the molecular, pharmacological and pharmaceutical science of therapeutic peptides. It does not cover clinical implementation or recommend the use of any specific medicinal product; it equips participants to read, interpret and appraise the underlying science with confidence.

Learning objectives

  • Describe the structural and functional classification of therapeutic peptides.
  • Explain receptor-mediated signalling relevant to peptide pharmacology.
  • Interpret pharmacokinetic data and outline common delivery strategies.
  • Summarise the peptide drug development lifecycle.
  • Identify key formulation and stability challenges.
  • Locate and apply the European regulatory framework governing peptide medicines.

Programme outline

  • Peptide structure and classification
  • Cell signalling and receptor biology
  • Pharmacokinetics and drug delivery
  • Peptide drug development
  • Pharmaceutical formulation and stability
  • The European regulatory landscape

Format

Online modular learning with structured assessment.

Audience

Suitable for participants without prior clinical experience in peptide medicine.

Prerequisites

None.

Available now

This programme is now open for enrolment at $200 USD. Click the button above to view full details, pricing and to begin registration on the learning platform.

Our programmes are educational in nature. They are designed to improve scientific understanding and professional knowledge. They do not provide prescribing advice or recommend the use of any specific medicinal product. Clinical decisions remain the responsibility of individual healthcare practitioners practising within their professional scope and applicable national laws.