Description

CERN Switzerland BS MS Ph.D. Fellowships are open for application. What better way to further your career than to gain experience working in one of the world’s largest scientific studies at the bleeding edge of technology, honing your technical skills, knowledge, and expertise? If you’ve recently graduated from a university or a technical institution, you’re probably searching for a way to establish a name for yourself. It’s true: you may work at the cutting edge of scientific research for up to three years. As a Fellow, you’ll be able to join us for particle physics research or advanced development work in a variety of applied scientific, engineering, and technological disciplines. It will be an unforgettable experience regardless of whatever path you pick.

Categories of CERN Switzerland BS MS Ph.D. Fellowships

Different types of fellowships are available at CERN, depending on your degree of education and experience. Look through the categories below to pick the one that best fits your needs. Participate by submitting an application for a:

• Junior Fellowship is for nationals of Member or Associate Member States with a BSc or MSc degree and no more than four years experience after completing your highest diploma
• Senior Fellowship is for nationals of Member or Associate Member States with a Ph.D. or at least four years’ experience post-MSc (or equivalent diploma that allows access to doctoral programs) and no more than ten years experience.
• Senior Research (Theoretical & Experimental) Fellowships are available to theoretical and experimental physics researchers with a Ph.D. and up to 10 years of experience.
• If you hold the profile of a Junior or Senior Fellow and have been on a professional hiatus for at least two years for personal reasons (for example, family or caring obligations, health difficulties), you are eligible for the Post Career Break Fellowship.

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How it Works

Calls for applications are issued twice a year, over a period of several months, and close in March and September, respectively. The Associates and Fellows Committee, which is made up of a panel of CERN specialists, reviews all Fellowship applications and meets twice a year in May and November to finalize the selection process. Please note that only the November committee selects Senior Research Theoretical Physicists.

We wish you the best of luck with your application to this exciting program!

CERN also takes part in Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions, which provides individual scholarships to candidates from all around the world. All available positions, as well as the normal Fellowship, will be posted below.

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