Online Courses with International Certification
For Beginners, Intermediates, and Advanced Levels
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We offer customized courses and training programs for companies, aligned with the requirements of the main international regulatory agencies, such as FDA, EMA, CE, ANVISA, PMDA, among others, in Portuguese, English, and Spanish.
For more information, please contact: nb@nataliabellan.org.
Open for Enrollment Online Courses | 2026 Schedule to be Announced Soon
360º Health Regulatory Course
Beginner to Advanced Level | Recommended as a prerequisite for other courses
This is an intensive program that covers the main health regulations in Brazil, Latin America (LATAM), Europe, Japan, and the United States. With a globalized and multidisciplinary approach, the course introduces key legal concepts, international regulatory institutions, and the impact of these regulations on local health legislation.
The main objective of the course is to equip participants to understand the global regulatory landscape and develop Regulatory Intelligence, enabling strategic and effective performance in the pharmaceutical industry. Students will gain a solid knowledge base on the main compendia, official gazettes, and regulatory convergence, acquiring a 360º view of the sector.
The course is recommended for professionals in the pharmaceutical industry, regulatory affairs, and legal fields/lawers.
PODCAST: Regulation and Innovation with Dr. Natália Bellan
PODCAST: Regulation and Innovation with Dr. Natália Bellan
Welcome to Regulation & Innovation! In this space, Dr. Natália shares webinars and lectures on essential topics such as the regulation of pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, nutraceuticals, medical devices, good manufacturing practices, compliance, and the latest innovations in the healthcare sector. Each episode provides detailed analyses of regulations such as Anvisa, FDA, and CE Marking, as well as practical tips for professionals and entrepreneurs in the healthcare and medical technology industries. The lectures may be conducted in Portuguese, Spanish, or English.
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