General and Systemic Toxicology
Web Training – bookable at any time
Duration: approx. 1.5 work days
(05:15 hrs video training + online exam)
Course fee: 900 EUR + VAT
UPDATED TRAINING – including English subtitles
Introduction
The target of this course is to contribute to the qualification of the safety assessor for the part of “general and systemic toxicology”.
This training course provides an introduction into the basics of toxicology including the risk assessment of cosmetic products. It covers mechanisms of toxic effects, test methods in toxicology, testing of cumulative-systemic effects, intelligent test strategies/the “Weight of Evidence” Approach as well as the basics of toxicological risk assessment for products.
Program
| No | Title | Speaker |
| 1 | Introduction to Toxicology | Prof. Dr. Allgaier |
| 2 | Toxicological Mechanisms and Principles | Prof. Dr. Allgaier |
| 3 | Toxicological Test Methods | Dr. Wiebel |
| 4 | Systemic Toxicity | Dr. Wiebel |
| 5 | Introduction to Toxicological Risk Assessment | PD Dr. Rothe |
| 6 | The SCCS Notes of Guidance (1) | Dr. Steiling |
| 7 | The SCCS Notes of Guidance (2) | Dr. Steiling |
| 8 | Safety Assessment of Cosmetic Ingredients | Dr. Bernauer |
Duration: 05:15 hrs video training
The Concept
Interview with Dr. Frederike Wiebel
Chair “General and Systemic Toxicology”
Speakers
Speakers
Practical Information
Upon receipt of the payment, the subscriber will be notified that he/she may start the training. After having started the web training for the first time, the user will be able to access the course videos at any time for a period of 10 days. PDF-files of the presentations are made available for download. After completion of the web training, the participant can start the online exam within another 4 weeks. The exam must be completed within 1 hour after activation and can be repeated once.
Registration
Web Training: General and Systemic Toxicology
(bookable at any time)
Course fee: 900 EUR + VAT
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