Certificate Program Application & additional information
On this page, you will find: 1) the Regulatory Affairs Certificate Program Application, 2) the Clinical Trials Design and Management Program Application, and 3) the link to UGA's Graduate School Office. Please read this page carefully.
Applying to the Regulatory Affairs Graduate Education Certificate Program is a two-step process. You will need to submit our departmental application (step one) and an application to the UGA Graduate School (step two).
Be sure to start this process at least 6 weeks prior to the deadline to assure that materials are received by the deadlines. All materials must be received by the departmental deadlines. We will consider only complete applications .
Regulatory Affairs Graduate Education Certificate Program Application:
This application is for the Certificate Program only. Courses completed in the Certificate Program may be used at a later time to fulfill a portion of the coursework for the Masters of Science Degree in Pharmacy (with an emphasis in Regulatory Affairs). The Master's Program is a separate application process and additional admission criteria is required.
- This Program Application is a department application specific to the Regulatory Affairs Graduate Education Program.
- Admissions decisions will be made only on complete files.
- Deadlines: Applications for admission and all supporting documents(including
all Graduate School Application materials) must be received in the Regulatory
Affairs Office by:
Deadlines:
Fall Semester June 15
Spring Semester November 1
- The Department deadline takes precedence over the UGA Graduate School deadline.
- Applicant will also need to submit a University of Georgia Graduate School Application and supply the necessary information to Graduate School. This is a separate application process. The web address for UGA's Graduate School is www.applyweb.com/apply/ugagrad/. Be sure to note that you are non-degree seeking candidate (and the Major Code is 0944).
- The application forms below have been created in Adobe Acrobat. You will need Adobe Reader in order to view and print it. If you have the full version of Adobe Acrobat, you may fill out this form on your computer, save it, print it, and mail it in with the other requested information. Do not email this application to the department for security reasons. Emailed applications will not be considered.
Regulatory Affairs
1) FORM: Regulatory Affairs Certificate Program Application form (.pdf format) Form requires Adobe Acrobat Reader. 
NEW: Clinical Trials Design and Management
2) FORM: Clinical Trials Design and Management Certificate Program Application form (in
.pdf format) Form requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Mailing Instructions: The supplemental Regulatory Affairs
Department Application materials must be sent to the address below. Use
the entire address. If you fail to use the entire address, your materials
may be delayed. We appreciate your cooperation in helping us receive your
materials as quickly as possible.
Regulatory Affairs Graduate
Education Program
The University of Georgia Gwinnett Campus
2530 Sever Road
Lawrenceville, Georgia 30043-4005
Important notes:
- Do not email or call with questions on the status of your application. You may track your status by accessing the UGA Graduate School online tracking system at: www.gradsch.uga.edu:5080/student. Once a decision has been made on your application, you will be contacted by the UGA Graduate School. Information requested by the UGA Graduate School Admissions should be
sent to their attention, www.uga.edu/gradschool/admissions/
requirements.html.
- Letters of Recommendation: Use the UGA Graduate School online recommendation form for your letters. Although the UGA Graduate School says the applicant needs 3 letters of recommendation, for this Certificate Program you need only 2. For the third recommendation form field, simply enter your email address to complete the required fields. All letters must be complete by the deadline in order for the applicant to be considered.
- No GRE Scores are required for admission consideration to the Certificate Program.
- Use caution if sending any information by email. Email servers are not secure to handle sensitive information like social security numbers.
- Financial Aid is not available for Certificate-admitted students. For questions on Financial Aid, please contact the UGA Financial Aid Office.
Application Process (a two-step process): (Remember to start this application process at least 6 weeks prior to the deadline listed.)
Step I. Complete Regulatory Affairs Graduate Education Program Application.
Provide the Reg Affairs Department with:
- Personal Profile: Two-page Personal Information Profile found in the Regulatory Affairs Graduate Education Program Application document.
- Statement of Purpose: Provide a statement of purpose - 1 page in length to address why you are interested in this program.
- Resume: Professional résumé outlining applicant's regulatory affairs experience.
Step II. Complete the UGA Graduate School Application as Non-degree seeking student
Provide the UGA Graduate School with:
- Application: Graduate School application - The Graduate School will accept only online applications.
Refer to this URL for any questions on Graduate School Admission: http://www.uga.edu/gradschool/admissions/
requirements.html
- Recommendation letters: Two (2) letters of recommendation - Use the UGA Graduate School online recommendation form for your letters. Although the UGA Graduate School says the applicant needs 3 letters of recommendation, for this Certificate Program you need only 2. For the 3rd recommendation form field, simply enter your email address to complete the required fields. All letters must be complete by the deadline in order for the applicant to be considered.
- UGA Graduate School Fee: A $50 application fee is required.
- Note on UGA Graduate School Application: Your UGA Graduate School application is valid only for the semester for which you have applied. Applicants are eligible for a one-time move of an application without submitting a new application or fee, but must submit the request in writing before late registration of the original semester of matriculation has ended. If you need to request a one-time move, contact gradadm@uga.edu.
- Transcripts - For domestic and international applicants, send two (2) official copies of academic transcripts from the institution awarding
the highest degree. For nondegree admission, only the transcript from the highest degree earned is required.
Hints to filling out Graduate School Application:
Online Application: The Certificate program major code is 0944. Please select 0944 Regulatory Affairs as your intended major of study. Then select ND (non-degree seeking) as your Intended Degree of Study.
Allow 10-14 working days for receipt and processing of these materials by the Graduate School Admissions Office.
The University of Georgia will admit students based on admission criteria set by the university. Applicants must be accepted by the Graduate School. Applicants are responsible for providing for all the necessary application materials required by the Graduate School. These include: general application for admission, $50 application fee, transcripts, and entrance test scores.
Remember to review the Distance Learning Self-assessment to find out if you are a good candidate for online learning.
