Approximately three to five participants will be accepted from countries participating in each course. Candidates from other countries may participate after being accepted and upon receipt of course fees. Participants must be fluent in English, and under 50 years of age. The closing date for completed applications is August 1, 2000. It is a learner-centered approach involving experience followed by a process of reviewing, reflecting, and applying what has been learned.
Participatory exercises are also action oriented and experience based.
Actions will address needs determined during the course. International Program Case Studies Determining Needs and Opportunities, A Group Panel 5. Managing Global Research Opportunities and Information International Research Initiatives in Biotechnology Accessing Electronic Information, Demonstration and Individual Activities 6. Public-Private Sector Implications Managing IPR Decisions, Public and Private Roles Using Proprietary Science for Agricultural Research 7. The faculty is a unique composition of national and international professionals distinguished by their extensive experience in both technical specialties and in the design and management of educational courses and seminars.