Where is Greenfield Campus?

The Greenfield Campus, part of Eli Lilly's Indiana network, specializes in animal health and biologics training programs that function like specialized graduate-level courses in veterinary pharmaceuticals, vaccine development, and biopharmaceutical production. This site supports Lilly's animal health division, focusing on innovative solutions for livestock and companion animals.

• Veterinary Pharmacology: Courses on pharmacodynamics, toxicology, and therapeutic applications for animal health products.
• Vaccine Development and Immunology: Training in antigen design, adjuvant formulation, and immunogenicity testing for veterinary vaccines.
• Biologics Manufacturing: Modules covering fermentation processes, purification techniques, and aseptic filling for animal biologics.
• Regulatory Science for Animal Health: In-depth exploration of USDA and FDA guidelines specific to veterinary medicines and compliance strategies.
• Product Lifecycle Management: Sessions on R&D to commercialization, including market analysis and post-market surveillance in the animal health sector.

Hands-on training at this campus includes work with pilot bioreactors and animal model studies, providing practical experience in a controlled environment. The curriculum spans over 280 hours, with emphasis on ethical animal research and sustainable practices. Collaborations with veterinary schools offer joint programs, enhancing the academic rigor and real-world applicability of the courses.

Key therapeutic areas covered include infectious diseases, endocrinology, and dermatology for animals, aligning with Lilly's global animal health initiatives. These programs not only build internal capabilities but also serve as a resource for industry professionals, fostering advancements in animal welfare and food security through superior pharmaceutical solutions.