CERN Studentships 2026 (Technical, Administrative & Doctoral)

The CERN Studentship Programme 2026 offers students and doctoral candidates hands-on experience in engineering, IT, administration, and applied sciences at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland. It provides opportunities across Technical, Administrative, and Doctoral Studentships, with a monthly tax-free allowance and additional benefits. Participants work on real projects within an international research environment and gain exposure to cutting-edge CERN projects.

Monthly tax-free stipend, health insurance, travel support, family allowance where applicable, and paid leave; opportunity to work in an international research environment.

Must be a national of a CERN Member or Associated Member State and have completed at least 18 months of study or be about to start a PhD, while remaining enrolled as a full-time student.

Apply through CERN's programme pages (Technical, Administrative, or Doctoral Studentship) on the CERN careers site.