Applications are being accepted for the 2026 CERN Administrative Student Program in Switzerland by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN). This fully sponsored training position includes a CHF 4,142 monthly stipend in addition to travel, family, and health allowances. Students pursuing bachelor’s and master’s degrees who want practical experience in a top-tier scientific setting can enroll in the program, which lasts between two and twelve months. In a variety of fields, such as business administration, human resources, law, finance, logistics, translation, education, communication, psychology, and more, participants will acquire important professional exposure. For students who are keen to advance their careers at one of the top hubs for scientific and technical innovation worldwide, this post provides essential information regarding eligibility, advantages, and the detailed application procedure.
Eligibility Criteria :
- Citizens of a CERN Member or Associate Member State are required.
- Education: By February 2026, students should have finished at least 18 months of undergraduate coursework (at the bachelor’s or master’s level) in a field linked to administration.
- Enrollment Status: During the internship, you must continue to be enrolled as a full-time student.
- Language Proficiency: Must be proficient in either French or English.
Switzerland is the host nation.
Study in Europe: Study Abroad
Category: Undergraduate and Graduate Student Internships
Candidates from 34 qualified countries are eligible.
Reward: Completely Paid | Stipend of CHF 41,424 | Travel Costs Paid
IELTS Score: Not Necessary
Benefits :
- Contract Duration: Two to twelve months is the association period.
- Allowance per month: CHF 3,452 (net of tax).
- Travel Allowance: Payment for travel-related costs.
- Family Support: Extra cash aid for students who are married and/or have kids.
- Health Coverage: Full health insurance is offered.
- Paid Leave: a monthly total of 2.5 days of paid leave.
Deadline: November 16th, 2025
