University of Michigan - CERN Summer Research Experience for Undergraduates (UM-CERN REU)

The UM-CERN REU is a nine-week summer research program that places undergraduate students from the United States at CERN in Geneva to conduct research alongside international physicists. The program runs from the beginning of June to the beginning of August and is conducted in partnership with the NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates. Participants join the CERN Summer Student Lecture program, gain access to research facilities, and receive one-on-one mentorship from faculty and researchers.

Stipend (~$5,000), access to CERN research facilities, participation in the CERN Summer Student Lecture program, one-on-one instruction from faculty and researchers.

Undergraduate students from around the United States.

Apply through the program's online application portal.