Diploma in Medical Writing

Master the essentials of medical writing with expert-led modules in journals, reports, and pharma documentation.

Overview
Medical writing isn’t just about knowing the science—it’s about expressing it clearly, concisely, and convincingly. This course offers a sharp and structured journey through the fundamentals of medical writing, from understanding its core principles to tackling complex documents for the pharmaceutical sector. Whether it’s preparing clinical study reports or drafting journal articles, you’ll gain a robust understanding of the written word’s role in medicine.

Each module has been carefully designed to suit the demands of the healthcare and pharmaceutical industries. You’ll explore essential formats, writing techniques, and regulatory expectations—all tailored for those who prefer working with facts rather than fluff. With a mix of editorial discipline and scientific accuracy, this diploma supports your development into a reliable professional in a field where clarity is everything.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand key principles and formats in medical writing.
• Write structured content for journals and scientific publications.
• Prepare clinical study reports with logical consistency.
• Learn the essentials of regulatory medical documentation.
• Apply writing techniques tailored to pharmaceutical content.
• Maintain accuracy while presenting complex medical information.

Course Curriculum:

• Module 1: Introduction to Medical Writing
• Module 2: Writing for Medical Journals
• Module 3: Clinical Study Report Writing
• Module 4: Regulatory Medical Writing
• Module 5: Medical Writing for the Pharmaceutical Industry

Who is this Course For:

• Professionals looking to shift into medical writing roles.
• Science graduates wanting to explore medical communication.
• Editors aiming to specialise in healthcare content.
• Healthcare professionals interested in scientific writing.
• Clinical researchers wishing to improve reporting skills.
• Pharma professionals moving into documentation roles.
• Freelance writers seeking structured scientific writing training.
• Academics considering careers beyond teaching and research.

Career Path:

• Medical Writer – Average Salary: £45,000/year
• Regulatory Affairs Writer – Average Salary: £48,000/year
• Scientific Editor – Average Salary: £42,000/year
• Clinical Documentation Specialist – Average Salary: £47,000/year
• Pharmaceutical Copywriter – Average Salary: £40,000/year
• Publication Planner – Average Salary: £50,000/year