IPSE Singapore

Asia | Construction

Third Party Event

28 May 2015 - 30 May 2015

This year’s theme is “Biotech, Construction and the Risk Based Approach” with 8 tracks dedicated to:

  1. QbD
  2. Biotech
  3. Construction & Design
  4. Cleaning
  5. Risk Based Approach
  6. SOP & Writing
  7. Autoclave C&Q
  8. Regulatory Audits

In addition, there are 2 site visits to choose from, the Pharmanite networking and ISPE’s 15th anniversary dinner, featuring our very own ‘Asian Projects Showcase’ to highlight the best in the region.

View Brochure Here | Register Now (Your Priority Lavel: P81004OBG)

Call for Posters! ISPE Singapore’s Student Poster Competition is open for entries. Download the guidelines and show your interest.

For more information, please visit the event website

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