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We offer courses from basic to expert level because we know that the need for development changes throughout your career.

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Is innovative pricing the right way to introduce your product to the market?

For both patients and industry, rewards can be gained by re-thinking pricing agreements – but the process of doing so is complex and time consuming, and experience in the field is still limited. A report points to a huge potential, and now a new course equips participants to evaluate whether it’s worth the effort.

Strengthen your interdisciplinary collaboration

Having interdisciplinary collaboration and a common reference point across departments can be the difference between failure and success. Unfortunately, it's not always easy.

A report card from our course participants

Taking a course isn’t just a way to get a professional knowledge update – it’s also a motivation boost. But don’t take our word for it.

How to implement learnings in the organisation

Even organisations who prioritize education sometimes struggle with the implementation. See what your colleagues in the industry do to implement learnings.

Personalised Medicine for healthcare professionals

If you work in the public healthcare system, you play an important role in order for patients to really take advantage of the opportunities of personalised medicine.

The Yin and Yang of successful project management

A manager with yearlong experience in drug development, Erik Carp decided to take the Clinical Project Management Diploma at Atrium. He wanted to improve his own management skills and become even better at leading the project managers working on his team.