Kyowa Kirin International plc.

About the Company

At Kyowa Kirin International (KKI), commitment to life is at our core. We strive to answer the unmet medical needs of patients, their families, and the medical professionals who care for them. With more than 700 people focused on this purpose, we are a rapidly growing specialty biopharmaceutical company, engaged in the development and commercialisation of innovative medicines in the therapy areas of oncology, nephrology and central nervous system (CNS) across Europe and the Middle East. KKI, headquartered in Marlow, England, and Galashiels, Scotland, is owned by Kyowa Kirin Co., Ltd (KKC), of Japan. Founded in 1949, KKC has a successful track record in Japan and has expanded globally. Our history of innovation is built on a strong legacy of scientific discovery and fostering collaborations that accelerate the delivery of innovative medicines to patients. Grounded in our expertise in antibody engineering, we continue to investigate new molecules with the potential to contribute to the future of healthcare and make a difference in the lives of patients. At KKI, it is our people who have helped make a real difference to our success. Working together, our employees excel in achieving results quickly and effectively, bringing diverse and unique viewpoints to the company to achieve our vision. Our passion and energy around our core values of commitment to life, innovation, integrity and teamwork help ensure that every day, each of us is focused on not just making medicines, but also making people smile. With our strong legacy and exciting future, KKI is looking for great people to join our team and support our commitment to life.

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Company Name

Kyowa Kirin International plc.

Job Title

UK Intern - Medical Governance Associate

Job Description

**Job Title:** UK Intern – Medical Governance Associate **Role Summary:** A 12‑month internship responsible for supporting the delivery of Medical Affairs governance projects and activities in a global specialty pharmaceutical setting. The role involves project assistance, process optimization, quality assurance, reporting, and cross‑functional communication. **Expectations:** - Complete the internship in the third or penultimate year of an undergraduate or equivalent academic program. - Return to full‑time study after the placement. - Demonstrate proactive engagement, timely delivery, and commitment to internal standards and statutory regulations. **Key Responsibilities:** - Assist with delivery of Medical Affairs governance projects (e.g., processes, Written Standards Management, Regional Medical Risk Management). - Provide project‑management assistance for evidence generation, medical material review, grants, sponsorships, access to medicines, and patient support programmes. - Develop and implement monitoring and quality‑assurance activities to ensure compliance with company standards and regulations. - Support change‑management initiatives within Medical Affairs. - Generate reports, metrics and dashboards to track performance of Medical Affairs processes. - Coordinate communication of Medical Affairs activities across teams and the wider regional business. - Maintain the internal Medical Affairs regional training matrix and database. **Required Skills:** - Basic project management and organisational skills. - Strong analytical and reporting abilities (Excel, PowerPoint, dashboard tools). - Excellent written and verbal communication. - Team‑oriented with an independent work ethic. - Attention to detail and compliance awareness. - Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite and data‑management tools. **Required Education & Certifications:** - 3rd or 4th year undergraduate (or equivalent) in Biomedical Sciences, Life Sciences, Healthcare, Social Sciences, or related discipline. - No formal certifications required.

Marlow, United kingdom

Hybrid

Fresher

03-12-2025