CREMA was founded in pursuit of strong desire to fulfill industry demand for skilled clinical research professionals, with management acumen through state-of-the art training and education in campuses located at Mumbai, Bangalore, New Delhi and Hyderabad. CREMA will have five pillars of growth on the basis of teaching methodology, international collaboration, learning series, industry association & industry endorsed courses.

 

Teaching Methodology:

CREMA has designed a unique LIFSP (Learning by Industry -Faculty -Student partnership) model that establishes a close relationship between the three entities involved in the process - the student, the faculty and the industry.

International Collaboration:

The institute believes in making its courses globally credible through tie-ups with world class institutions. A beginning has been made here with its affiliation with UK-based William Harvey Research Ltd. CREMA has also collaborated with Canada’s Clinical Research International for online programmes.

Learning Series:

The focus here will be on reaching out to the issues of the industry and student community through conferences and training programmes. CREMA has partnered with US-based D. Anderson & Company for organising conferences on issues affecting the clinical research industry like on patient recruitment & retention. Its Corporate Training Programme (CTP) is focused on revising & upgrading the knowledge of CR professionals in the industry through class room sessions and workshops.

Industry Association:

CREMA believes that various stake holders of the clinical research industry should unite to put across their voices together for the betterment of the industry. CREMA is the only player among training institutes, which is part of Indian Society of Clinical Research (ISCR), an association of leading firms connected with clinical research.

Industry Endorsed Courses:

CREMA has constituted its curriculum after deep consultation with the industry. It believes that curriculum needs to be renewed and upgraded on the basis of industrial priority.