Clinical Trial Management

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About Course

Run clinical trials that are safe, on time, on budget and inspection-ready, using the risk-based approach of ICH-GCP E6(R3).

Who it’s for

Clinical research associates, study coordinators, research nurses and project managers moving into trial management roles.

What you’ll be able to do

  • Explain each phase of drug development and who is responsible for what
  • Apply ICH-GCP E6(R3) principles, including quality by design and risk proportionality
  • Read a protocol like a trial manager and run feasibility and site start-up
  • Navigate UK and EU regulatory and ethics approvals and manage amendments
  • Build and control a trial budget and manage site contracts
  • Forecast recruitment and rescue a struggling trial
  • Design a risk-based monitoring plan and manage safety reporting timelines
  • Close a trial cleanly and stay inspection-ready

What’s included

  • 9 in-depth modules, each with a structured lesson
  • 9 module quizzes to check your understanding
  • Worked examples and a practical exercise in every module
  • About 60 hours of study, at your own pace
  • Lifetime access, on any device
  • Certificate of completion

How you study

Each module combines a structured lesson with a worked example, a practical exercise and key takeaways, followed by a short quiz. You need 70% to pass each quiz and can retake it as often as you like. Complete every module to finish the course.

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Course Content

Drug development overview
Phases I to IV and where trial management fits

  • From molecule to medicine
  • Module check: From molecule to medicine

ICH-GCP E6(R3)
Quality by design and proportionate, risk-based oversight

Protocol and study set-up
Reading protocols, feasibility and site selection

Regulatory and ethics approvals
Submissions, amendments and the UK and EU routes

Budgets and contracts
Site budgets, vendor management and change orders

Recruitment and retention
Forecasting enrolment and fixing slow sites

Monitoring strategy
On-site, remote and centralised monitoring plans

Safety reporting
AEs, SAEs, SUSARs and reporting timelines

Close-out and inspection readiness
TMF quality, audits and lessons learned

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