Drug Regulatory Affairs - Assistant Professor Vacancy in Dehradun, Uttarakhand
Tulas Institute
Full Time
Job Description
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - Drug Regulatory Affairs in Dehradun, Uttarakhand | University Recruitment
Job Overview
The Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Tulas Institute is expanding its academic footprint in Drug Regulatory Affairs. Known for fostering high-impact research in drug development and regulatory compliance, the department has established collaborations with national pharmaceutical companies and government agencies. Tulas Institute emphasizes interdisciplinary research, and faculty contributions have led to several patents and high-impact publications in journals indexed by Scopus and PubMed.
The Drug Regulatory Affairs division is rapidly growing, with a focus on aligning academic training with industry demands. The university encourages faculty to participate in national and international conferences, ensuring continuous engagement with evolving regulatory frameworks. Tulas Institute provides a dynamic environment for researchers aiming to bridge the gap between academia and pharmaceutical practice.
Day-to-Day Duties
Teaching responsibilities include designing and delivering courses in Drug Regulatory Affairs for undergraduate and postgraduate students. Faculty are expected to develop syllabi aligned with UGC and PCI norms, ensuring students are prepared for roles in regulatory bodies and pharmaceutical industries.
Research remains a core responsibility, with faculty expected to publish findings in peer-reviewed journals and present at national and international conferences. Collaborations with industry partners are encouraged to secure applied research projects and funding opportunities.
Publications and grant applications form an essential part of academic growth. Faculty must contribute to the university’s research output by publishing at least two papers annually in journals with a minimum Scopus-indexed quartile. Tulas Institute supports faculty in securing extramural funding through DST, DBT, and ICMR schemes.
Eligibility Criteria
A Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Pharmacology, or a related discipline is mandatory for this position. Candidates with a post-doctoral fellowship or industry experience in regulatory affairs will be given preference. UGC-NET with JRF or CSIR-NET qualification is required if the Ph.D. is not completed.
A minimum of one year of teaching or industry experience in Drug Regulatory Affairs is necessary. Familiarity with regulatory guidelines such as Schedule M, GMP, and ICH standards is essential. Knowledge of drug approval processes in India and international markets is highly desirable.
Academic Projects
Tulas Institute actively promotes collaborative research projects with pharmaceutical industries and government agencies. Faculty are encouraged to lead projects focused on drug safety, clinical trials, and regulatory submissions. The university provides seed funding for innovative research proposals through its internal grants scheme.
Opportunities exist to work on funded projects from agencies like DBT, DST, and ICMR. Faculty may also collaborate with the Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission and the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) on policy-oriented research. These projects enhance the academic and professional development of faculty members.
Research output is a key performance indicator at Tulas Institute. Faculty are expected to publish in high-impact journals and contribute to book chapters or edited volumes. The university supports open-access publishing and provides financial assistance for article processing charges.
Doctoral Guidance
Faculty at Tulas Institute are responsible for guiding doctoral students in their research pursuits. This includes selecting research topics, supervising thesis preparation, and ensuring timely completion of degrees. The university provides access to advanced laboratories and computational resources to support doctoral research.
Faculty members also serve as external examiners and thesis evaluators for other institutions. Participation in doctoral committees and viva voce examinations is an integral part of academic service at Tulas Institute.
Salary and Benefits
The salary for the ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Drug Regulatory Affairs position ranges from Rs.40,000 to Rs.55,000 per month, as per UGC norms. Additional benefits include research grants, travel allowances for conferences, and subsidized accommodation on campus.
Tulas Institute offers medical insurance, retirement benefits, and access to faculty development programs. Faculty members are also eligible for sabbatical leaves and research leaves to pursue advanced studies or collaborative projects. The university ensures a supportive environment for professional growth and academic excellence.
Job Overview
The Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences at Tulas Institute is expanding its academic footprint in Drug Regulatory Affairs. Known for fostering high-impact research in drug development and regulatory compliance, the department has established collaborations with national pharmaceutical companies and government agencies. Tulas Institute emphasizes interdisciplinary research, and faculty contributions have led to several patents and high-impact publications in journals indexed by Scopus and PubMed.
The Drug Regulatory Affairs division is rapidly growing, with a focus on aligning academic training with industry demands. The university encourages faculty to participate in national and international conferences, ensuring continuous engagement with evolving regulatory frameworks. Tulas Institute provides a dynamic environment for researchers aiming to bridge the gap between academia and pharmaceutical practice.
Day-to-Day Duties
Teaching responsibilities include designing and delivering courses in Drug Regulatory Affairs for undergraduate and postgraduate students. Faculty are expected to develop syllabi aligned with UGC and PCI norms, ensuring students are prepared for roles in regulatory bodies and pharmaceutical industries.
Research remains a core responsibility, with faculty expected to publish findings in peer-reviewed journals and present at national and international conferences. Collaborations with industry partners are encouraged to secure applied research projects and funding opportunities.
Publications and grant applications form an essential part of academic growth. Faculty must contribute to the university’s research output by publishing at least two papers annually in journals with a minimum Scopus-indexed quartile. Tulas Institute supports faculty in securing extramural funding through DST, DBT, and ICMR schemes.
Eligibility Criteria
A Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Pharmacology, or a related discipline is mandatory for this position. Candidates with a post-doctoral fellowship or industry experience in regulatory affairs will be given preference. UGC-NET with JRF or CSIR-NET qualification is required if the Ph.D. is not completed.
A minimum of one year of teaching or industry experience in Drug Regulatory Affairs is necessary. Familiarity with regulatory guidelines such as Schedule M, GMP, and ICH standards is essential. Knowledge of drug approval processes in India and international markets is highly desirable.
Academic Projects
Tulas Institute actively promotes collaborative research projects with pharmaceutical industries and government agencies. Faculty are encouraged to lead projects focused on drug safety, clinical trials, and regulatory submissions. The university provides seed funding for innovative research proposals through its internal grants scheme.
Opportunities exist to work on funded projects from agencies like DBT, DST, and ICMR. Faculty may also collaborate with the Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission and the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) on policy-oriented research. These projects enhance the academic and professional development of faculty members.
Research output is a key performance indicator at Tulas Institute. Faculty are expected to publish in high-impact journals and contribute to book chapters or edited volumes. The university supports open-access publishing and provides financial assistance for article processing charges.
Doctoral Guidance
Faculty at Tulas Institute are responsible for guiding doctoral students in their research pursuits. This includes selecting research topics, supervising thesis preparation, and ensuring timely completion of degrees. The university provides access to advanced laboratories and computational resources to support doctoral research.
Faculty members also serve as external examiners and thesis evaluators for other institutions. Participation in doctoral committees and viva voce examinations is an integral part of academic service at Tulas Institute.
Salary and Benefits
The salary for the ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Drug Regulatory Affairs position ranges from Rs.40,000 to Rs.55,000 per month, as per UGC norms. Additional benefits include research grants, travel allowances for conferences, and subsidized accommodation on campus.
Tulas Institute offers medical insurance, retirement benefits, and access to faculty development programs. Faculty members are also eligible for sabbatical leaves and research leaves to pursue advanced studies or collaborative projects. The university ensures a supportive environment for professional growth and academic excellence.
About School
Tulas Institute, situated in the scenic city of Dehradun, Uttarakhand, is a place where students from diverse backgrounds come together to learn and grow. Established in 2006 under the Rishabh Educational Trust, the institution has built a strong reputation in the region for providing quality education with a forward-thinking approach. Backed by the prestigious UGC recognition and NAAC A+ accreditation, Tulas Institute is dedicated to maintaining high academic standards while continuously evolving to meet the demands of a rapidly changing...
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