Short-term Training

Training/ Internship Program of NIBMG

Every year, NIBMG faculty members supervise internship/project training of some students enrolled in various post-graduate degree courses. These projects are typically 2-3 months during the summer months or 6 months during the winter/spring semester. No Stipend/TA/DA is provided to the trainees under this program. For the application procedure, eligibility criteria etc visit the link below.

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Other Programmes

Training will be imparted by organizing, in partnership with national and international institutions,

Workshops and Schools on various aspects of biomedical genomics, including genetic counselling, methodology of clinical trials, etc.

Gifted Student Programmes: B.Sc. students who demonstrate a high level of creativity, intellect, motivation and a capacity to excel in subject areas relevant to the field of biomedical genomics will be given the opportunity to participate in the Gifted Student programme. Students selected in this programme will be given special courses in research methodology, provided exposure to research areas and will also be encouraged to carry out short-term wet-laboratory based or computational-laboratory based projects.

Continuing Education Programmes in relevant topics of biomedical genomics, to be held on a regular basis in collaboration with hospitals, medical colleges, basic science institutions (including universities) and the industry.

Industry Training Programme: NIBMG will undertake these programmes to facilitate increasing of affinity between the academia and the industry-- including service providers in the areas of molecular diagnostics, clinical trials, etc. -- in the field of biomedical genomics, which is crucial to the success of translational research. These programmes will have two arms: (a) suitable personnel from the relevant industries will be trained in NIBMG, and (b) faculty members of NIBMG will conduct training programmes jointly with members of the industry, preferably in industrial laboratories, on topics of mutual interest.