Overview

This program offers structured learning, research exposure, and professional development opportunities for students and researchers in dryland agriculture and agri-food systems for the 2025–26 academic cycle.

Eligibility

Currently enrolled in a recognized university or academic institution
Pursuing a Bachelor’s, Master’s, or PhD degree
Engaged in research as part of academic requirements
Recent graduates seeking professional or academic development

Benefits

Direct engagement in active research projects
Mentorship from leading agricultural scientists
Access to advanced laboratories and data systems
Skill development in research methods and scientific communication
Opportunities for collaboration and professional networking
Training in climate-resilient agriculture and sustainable food systems

How to Apply

Applications are accepted year-round but reviewed in March, June, and September. Submit your application at least 45 days before your intended start date. A non-refundable application fee is required.