One of BITS major activities is its international training programme. They have a duration of 4-10 weeks, have from 20 to 30 participants, and are held in English. Energy Conservation in Sugar Plants, October 23 to November 24. Coastal and Marine Environment Pollution Prevention, March 6 to April 13. Local Environmental Management, March 20 to April 10.
Participation is open to candidates from developing countries and Central and Eastern Europe.
The training programmes are designed for experienced executives in positions at middle and top management. Participants must have at least a university degree and working experience. Fellowships covering participation fee and accommodation are available, though international travel is not normally covered. Application forms are distributed through Swedish Embassies. The course, which will be held in English, is open to a limited number of students from the environmental movements in the countries bordering the Baltic.