HPLC training course in pharmaceutical analysis delivered via web-based training by Mourne Training Services (MTS)

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HPLC training course in pharmaceutical analysis delivered via web-based training by Mourne Training Services (MTS)

Introduction to HPLC Training Course

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HPLC training courses from MTS delivered using web-based training

Course Title: An Introduction to HPLC for Pharmaceutical Analysis

Choose a HPLC training course from MTS as part of your continuing professional development

This course is recognised by the Royal Society of Chemistry for the purposes of Continuing Professional Development.

This HPLC training course is aimed at those who are new to the technique of HPLC and want to use it for the analysis of pharmaceuticals. The training is delivered using live web-based training, where the MTS trainer and the learner communicate over the internet. The HPLC training course is split into 8 sessions, each of approximately 45 to 60 minutes in length. The timing for the delivery of the sessions is arranged to suit the learner. For example, a popular choice is to deliver two sessions in a day over a total period of four days. MTS will make every effort to fit in with the schedule that suits you.

Every attendee on a MTS course is asked to fill in a brief survey on their previous experience and training expectations to ensure that the training is optimised for their learning needs.

The standard cost for this HPLC training course, charged per person, is GBP £600 + VAT. This includes a copy of the book which accompanies the training:
An Introduction to HPLC for Pharmaceutical Analysis.

Synopsis

HPLC is probably the most important analytical technique used in pharmaceutical analysis. A skilled operator is required to perform HPLC analysis and therefore effective training is required by analysts who use the technique. This HPLC training course provides a comprehensive treatment of HPLC theory and application in a pharmaceutical analysis environment.

The first half of the course concentrates on the theory and practical implementation of the technique and includes a section which explains the different types of stationary phases and another which covers the instrumentation in detail. The second half considers the application of HPLC in pharmaceutical analysis, including a step by step guide to performing analysis and a discussion of both system suitability and quantification. Refer to the full course description for details of the agenda on each of the 8 sessions of the training.

Learning Objectives:

After taking this course the learner will be able to:

Understand what is meant by chromatography, HPLC and pharmaceutical analysis.

Appreciate the wide range of available stationary phases and understand the differences between them.

Identify a particular HPLC column using the relevant descriptive parameters.

Prepare mobile phase for HPLC using different types of solvents, buffers and additives and understand the effect these have on the chromatographic separation.

Identify and understand the purpose of each component of the instrumentation used for HPLC, and how they are connected to each other.

Understand how HPLC is applied to pharmaceutical analysis throughout the drug creation process.

Interpret a HPLC analytical method.

Perform a HPLC analysis following a HPLC analytical method.

Use system suitability testing for HPLC analysis and interpret the results using pharmacopoeia criteria.

Apply calibration and quantification techniques to HPLC analysis and understand the different types of calibration which are commonly used for pharmaceutical analysis.