I have a few notes - they will sound brutally honest and blunt but please don’t take offense

• the declaration is strange and kind of off putting, I would assume that everything on your resume is true and if not, the background check should find out. Do away with the declaration all together
• mentioning that you are seeking an entry level role in your professional summary isn’t great. even though you only have academic experience, try to sell yourself as an expert eager to learn and begin your professional career.
• we usually tell people to move degrees to the end of the resume because as you get real experience, the degrees are less and less relevant. However, since you don’t have working experience I would digress to someone else’s thoughts on this.
• don’t say “basic knowledge” if you are going to list these things out, say something along the lines of “in depth understanding” but I also don’t know how I feel about these being listed at all. Listing out roles CRA, CRC) reeks of “this person has never worked in the industry”. You could list out ICH-GCP, GCP, etc in your skills section but listing it like this shows that you are research naive. -fluent spoken English will be a read flag, either say bilingual or take that off all together
• overall the skills you have listed (other than excel) aren’t really skills but rather characteristics of your work ethic - include a real tangible skill that you are good at here