NON-DEGREE PROGRAM
Non-degree program refers to individualized or on-the-job
(OJT) training curriculum. This program provides highly focused
non-academic training opportunities for national scientists. Training
activities in this mode range from several weeks to one year.
The non-degree program refers to either OJT professional trainees
or non-degree interns. OJT professional trainees are rice scientists
in the National Agricultural Research and Extension System who
come to IRRI to upgrade their research skills and knowledge on
rice-related topics through appropriate and need-based hands-on
training.
Non-degree interns on the other hand, are scholars who come to
IRRI for further hands-on experience. Their stay at IRRI is part
of the requirements of their academic curriculum. They are supported
by a grant or a sponsoring agency and they do not receive funding
assistance from IRRI.Much like in the degree-training program,
both OJT professional trainees and non-degree interns work closely
with IRRI scientists in on-going research activities. Researches
conducted are of interest to both IRRI and the participant's home
institution or agency.
Cost
Non-degree training fees are approximately US$1,290 per month
per participant. This covers board and lodging, a modest stipend,
local travel, group accident/medical insurance, books, training
supplies, services, and use of facilities.
The sponsors in this program are expected to provide international
airfare (if required), shipping allowance, and enroute expenses
to its participants.
If you are interested to see the SOP for the OJT program, click
here.
Application
Procedure and Requirements

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