CERN was established in the aftermath of World War II to bring nations and people together for the peaceful pursuit of science and continues to uphold its core values of scientific collaboration across borders as a driver for peace.

CERN proposes dedicated opportunities for Ukrainian students who aspire to gain international educational and professional experience and extends its support and educational opportunities during these challenging times.

Diversity has been an integral part of CERN's mission since its foundation and is an established value of the Organization. See how we’re improving this further here. The international and multi-disciplinary environment makes CERN a truly unique place to work and learn.

• You will contribute to an advanced technical project in an experimental physics or engineering team for a period of 8 to 13 weeks;
• A report on your work and project will be expected at the end of the project;
• Remote project work, no stay or visit at CERN required;

The full list of available projects is

• You are a Ukrainian citizen;
• You are enrolled as a student in Physics, Engineering, Computer Science or Mathematics in one of the accredited universities in the Ukraine;
• You must remain registered as a full-time student throughout the internship at CERN;
• You must reside permanently in Ukraine in a territory that was not occupied before 2022;
• You have not worked at CERN before with any other status;
• You have a good knowledge of English

Additional Information

We offer

• a contract of association as a trainee of up to 13 weeks to work on a technical project;
• a grant of 1500 CHF awarded for continuous engagement in the project for a period of minimum 8 and up to 13 weeks, under the condition of completion of a project report and its validation by the supervisor at the end of the program;

Required Documents

• A copy of your Ukrainian passport;
• CV with a motivation letter;
• A copy of your most recent academic transcript with grades;