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CDMFREE

CDASH Fundamentals

CDISC

Learn the Clinical Data Acquisition Standards Harmonization (CDASH) model used globally in clinical trials. Covers domains, variables, and implementation.

Beginner2–3 hours
CDASHStandardsEDC
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CDMFREE

SDTM Implementation Guide — Self-Study

CDISC

Master CDISC SDTM (Study Data Tabulation Model) standards used for FDA submissions. Free self-study resources and implementation guide walkthroughs.

Intermediate4–6 hours
SDTMFDA SubmissionStandards
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CDMFREE

Data Management in Clinical Research

SCDM

Introduction to clinical data management principles, tools, and processes. Perfect for freshers entering CDM roles at CROs and pharma companies.

Beginner3–4 hours
CDM BasicsEDCData Quality
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CDMFREE

ICH E6(R2) Good Clinical Practice (GCP)

ICH

Essential GCP guidelines every clinical data professional must know. Covers trial conduct, data integrity, and sponsor/investigator responsibilities.

Beginner2 hours
GCPICHCompliance
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CDMFREE

Clinical Data Management Certificate Program

Coursera

Free audit available. Covers end-to-end CDM workflows including protocol review, CRF design, data validation, and database lock.

BeginnerSelf-paced
CDMCRF DesignValidation
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PVFREE

Pharmacovigilance — Basic Concepts

WHO-UMC

Free foundational course from the WHO global drug safety centre. Covers adverse drug reactions, signal detection, and pharmacovigilance systems.

Beginner3–4 hours
ADRSignal DetectionDrug Safety
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PVFREE

Pharmacovigilance Master Class

EMA

EMA training covering pharmacovigilance legislation, PSUR/PBRER preparation, risk management plans, and ICSR reporting under EU regulations.

Intermediate4–5 hours
PSURPBRERRMP
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PVFREE

ICH E2E Pharmacovigilance Planning

ICH

Understand the ICH E2E guideline for pharmacovigilance planning. Essential reading for PV professionals working in global drug development.

Intermediate2 hours
ICH E2EPV PlanningRisk Management
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PVFREE

Drug Safety and Pharmacovigilance

Coursera

Free audit option. Covers case processing, medical coding (MedDRA), causality assessment, and regulatory reporting timelines for ICSRs.

BeginnerSelf-paced
MedDRAICSRCase Processing
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PVFREE

Introduction to Pharmacovigilance

OpenWHO

Completely free WHO course on pharmacovigilance fundamentals, the WHO Programme for International Drug Monitoring, and safety reporting systems.

Beginner2–3 hours
WHO ProgrammeDrug MonitoringSafety Reporting
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RegulatoryFREE

Introduction to FDA Regulatory Science

FDA

Free FDA courses on drug development, approval processes, IND/NDA/BLA submissions, and regulatory science fundamentals in the US market.

Beginner3–4 hours
FDAINDNDA
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RegulatoryFREE

ICH Guidelines Overview (Q, S, E, M series)

ICH

Comprehensive coverage of ICH quality, safety, efficacy, and multidisciplinary guidelines. Essential for regulatory affairs professionals.

Intermediate4–5 hours
ICHCTDDossier
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RegulatoryFREE

Regulatory Affairs Fundamentals

RAPS

RAPS free resources covering RA career paths, global regulatory frameworks, and regulatory strategy for pharmaceutical and medical device products.

BeginnerSelf-paced
RA CareerGlobal RegulatorySubmissions
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RegulatoryFREE

WHO Prequalification Training

WHO

WHO training on prequalification of medicines, quality standards, and dossier submission for global health markets. Critical for RA in generics.

Intermediate3–4 hours
WHO PQGenericsDossier
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SAS / RFREE

SAS Programming 1 — Essentials

SAS Institute

Official free SAS programming course covering DATA step, PROC SQL, and basic macros. The #1 starting point for pharma SAS programmers.

Beginner6–8 hours
SAS BaseDATA StepPROC SQL
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SAS / RFREE

Introduction to Clinical SAS Programming

PharmaSUG

Clinical trial data programming using SAS. Covers CDISC SDTM mapping, ADaM datasets, and TFL (Tables, Figures, Listings) generation for pharma studies.

IntermediateSelf-paced
SDTMADaMTFL
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SAS / RFREE

SAS OnDemand for Academics — Free Platform

SAS Institute

Completely free SAS software in the cloud for students. Practice SAS programming with real datasets. No installation required — start immediately.

BeginnerSelf-paced
Free SASPracticeCloud
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SAS / RFREE

R Programming for Clinical Trials

Johns Hopkins

Free audit available. R is rapidly replacing SAS in pharma. This course covers data manipulation, statistical analysis, and visualisation for clinical data.

IntermediateSelf-paced (free audit)
R ProgrammingClinical DataStatistics
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BiostatisticsFREE

Biostatistics in Public Health

Johns Hopkins

Free audit available. Covers descriptive statistics, probability, hypothesis testing, regression, and survival analysis in clinical trial contexts.

BeginnerSelf-paced (free audit)
Hypothesis TestingRegressionSurvival Analysis
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BiostatisticsFREE

Statistics for Clinical Trials

Harvard MRCT

Harvard's Multi-Regional Clinical Trials Center free training on statistical concepts for clinical trial design, sample size, and analysis plans.

Intermediate4–5 hours
Sample SizeStatistical Analysis PlanClinical Trials
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BiostatisticsFREE

Introduction to Statistics with Python

UMich / Coursera

Free audit. Python is increasingly used in pharma biostatistics. Learn statistical analysis, data visualisation, and hypothesis testing using Python.

BeginnerSelf-paced (free audit)
PythonStatisticsData Visualisation
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Clin OpsFREE

Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Certification

NIH

Free NIH GCP training widely accepted by sponsors and CROs. Essential for Clinical Research Associates (CRAs) and anyone working in clinical trials.

Beginner3–4 hours
GCPNIHCRA
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Clin OpsFREE

CITI Program — Clinical Research Training

CITI Program

The most widely-required training for clinical research professionals. GCP, human subjects research ethics, and site monitoring covered. Free for many institutions.

Beginner4–6 hours
GCPEthicsHuman Subjects
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Clin OpsFREE

Clinical Trial Management Fundamentals

ACRP

Free ACRP resources on clinical trial management, site operations, protocol deviations, and the role of CRA in sponsor oversight.

Beginner2–3 hours
Clinical Trial ManagementSite MonitoringCRA
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Clin OpsFREE

Introduction to Clinical Trials

Duke / Coursera

Free audit available. Covers clinical trial phases, protocol design, randomization, blinding, site management, and data quality in clinical operations.

BeginnerSelf-paced (free audit)
Trial PhasesProtocol DesignRandomisation
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CertificationsFREE

CCDM Exam Preparation Resources

SCDM

Official SCDM resources for the Certified Clinical Data Manager (CCDM) exam. Study guides, Good Clinical Data Management Practices (GCDMP) reference, and exam blueprints.

AdvancedSelf-paced
CCDMCertificationGCDMP
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CertificationsFREE

CCDS — Drug Safety Certification Prep

DIA

Preparation resources for the Certified Clinical Data Scientist (CCDS) exam — covers pharmacovigilance, data science, and regulatory reporting for PV professionals.

AdvancedSelf-paced
CCDSPV CertificationDrug Safety
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CertificationsFREE

RAC Certification Study Resources

RAPS

Free RAPS study materials for the Regulatory Affairs Certification (RAC). Covers global regulatory strategy, submissions, and lifecycle management.

AdvancedSelf-paced
RACRegulatory CertificationRAPS
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CertificationsFREE

ACRP Certified Clinical Research Coordinator (CCRC)

ACRP

Certification prep for CCRC and CCRA credentials. Free study guides, practice questions, and eligibility requirements from ACRP.

IntermediateSelf-paced
CCRCCCRACRA Certification
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