CERN

CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, is one of the world’s leading centres for science and technology. Located near Geneva, it brings together researchers, engineers, IT specialists and technicians from over 100 nationalities to work on large-scale, cutting-edge projects.

CERN designs, builds and operates some of the most complex research infrastructures in the world, including the Large Hadron Collider. Beyond physics, this work relies heavily on expertise in engineering, software development, data science, electronics, materials science and project management. As an employer, CERN offers students and graduates the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in an international environment, contribute to real-world technological challenges and develop skills that are highly relevant both within and beyond academia.

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CERN offers a wide range of student and graduate programmes for Bachelor’s, Master’s and recent graduates from technical, scientific and administrative backgrounds. These programmes are designed to provide full-time, hands-on experience in an international research environment. Students can join CERN through short-term or long-term student programmes, working on concrete projects in areas such as engineering, IT, data science, applied physics, electronics, administration and more. Recent graduates can apply to graduate programmes that allow them to deepen their expertise while contributing to large-scale, real-world projects. All programmes combine practical work with learning opportunities, close collaboration with experts, and exposure to cutting-edge technologies. Participants gain valuable professional experience, build an international network, and develop skills that are highly relevant for careers in academia, industry and beyond.