Are you an ambitious student eager to gain real-world experience at one of the most prestigious scientific organizations on Earth? CERN – the European Organization for Nuclear Research – invites applications for its Short Term Internship 2025 in Geneva, Switzerland. This is your golden chance to contribute to groundbreaking research and technology development while boosting your career prospects in science, engineering, or administration.
Program Description
CERN’s Short Term Internship is designed for undergraduate students enrolled in technical or administrative degree programs who wish to gain hands-on training at the world’s largest particle physics laboratory. Over a period of 1 to 6 months, interns will work closely with CERN experts, participating in active projects and experiencing an international, diverse, and innovative workplace.
Funding Benefits
- A monthly stipend of 1,577 Swiss Francs
- Access to a world-class working environment in Geneva
- Support for developing professional skills and networking opportunities.
Eligibility Criteria
To be eligible, applicants must:
- Be a full-time student pursuing a diploma, Bachelor’s, or Master’s degree in:
- Technical fields (e.g., applied physics, engineering, computing, mathematics, instrumentation)
- Administrative fields (e.g., HR, legal services, secretarial work, finance, translation, logistics)
- Remain enrolled as a full-time student for the entire internship period
- Be 18 years or older
- Have good proficiency in English and/or French
- PhD candidates are not eligible
- Have valid insurance coverage for Switzerland and France during the internship (for health, accident, and disability).
Apply: https://jobs.smartrecruiters.com/CERN/744000018939673-short-term-internship-2025.
Application Timeline
The CERN Short Term Internship Program 2025 operates on a rolling basis throughout the year, but early applications are highly recommended due to limited placements and high competition. When applying, applicants must clearly specify their availability period.
