Internship
The CERN Internship Program (Administrative Student Programme) is for undergraduates studying technical or administrative subjects who want to gain some real-world experience for a few months. Application Deadline: 16 October 2026 at 23:59 Geneva time Tell Me About The Award: The CERN Administrative Student Programme 2027-1 offers students the opportunity to gain practical experience in an international and multicultural environment at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland. Students work alongside experienced professionals, contribute to real projects and gain practical experience related to their field of study.
Eligibility: Applicants must: Be currently studying in Administration, Communication, Finance, Human Resources, Law, Logistics, Procurement or a related field. Have completed at least 18 months of study (3 semesters) in the relevant field at the time of selection. Be required or encouraged by their university to complete a practical training period. Remain enrolled as a full-time student throughout the studentship.
How to apply: Applicants will need to prepare: CV in English or French Any other relevant documents Academic reference letter — optional Academic transcript — optional Applicants should submit their application through the CERN careers application system before the deadline. Visit the Application Webpage for Details
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The CERN Internship Program (Administrative Student Programme) is for undergraduates studying technical or administrative subjects who want to gain some real-world experience for a few months.
The CERN Administrative Student Programme 2027-1 offers students the opportunity to gain practical experience in an international and multicultural environment at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland.
Students work alongside experienced professionals, contribute to real projects and gain practical experience related to their field of study.
Students studying STEM or engineering fields are not eligible for this position. CERN directs those students to consider its Technical Student Programme instead.
Be currently studying in Administration, Communication, Finance, Human Resources, Law, Logistics, Procurement or a related field.
Have completed at least 18 months of study (3 semesters) in the relevant field at the time of selection.
Be required or encouraged by their university to complete a practical training period.
Remain enrolled as a full-time student throughout the studentship.
Be a national of a CERN Member State or Associate Member State.
Have a good knowledge of English or French.
Be willing to develop their skills through practical, on-the-job learning.
PhD students and PhD holders are not eligible.
The source also states that CERN currently cannot consider applications from Pakistani, Lithuanian, Latvian, Cypriot and Croatian nationals, because the applicable Associate Membership ceiling has been reached.
The supplied information does not provide detailed selection criteria.
Applicants may be expected to participate in a selection process after submitting their application. The source notes that applicants should remain reachable and have the required qualifications and documents.
Applicants must be nationals of a CERN Member State or Associate Member State, subject to the nationality restrictions stated above.
The supplied source does not provide the complete list of eligible CERN Member and Associate Member States.
The position is fully onsite.
The source does not specify the number of positions available.
Coverage under CERN’s comprehensive Health Insurance scheme, with the contribution automatically deducted from the allowance
Applicants should submit their application through the CERN careers application system before the deadline.
Be currently studying in Administration, Communication, Finance, Human Resources, Law, Logistics, Procurement or a related field. Have completed at least 18 months of study (3 semesters) in the relevant field at the time of selection. Be required or encouraged by their university to complete a practical training period. Remain enrolled as a full-time student throughout the studentship. Be a national of a CERN Member State or Associate Member State. Have a good knowledge of English or French. Be willing to develop their skills through practical, on-the-job learning. PhD students and PhD holders are not eligible. The source also states that CERN currently cannot consider applications from Pakistani, Lithuanian, Latvian, Cypriot and Croatian nationals, because the applicable Associate Membership ceiling has been reached.
The supplied information does not provide detailed selection criteria. Applicants may be expected to participate in a selection process after submitting their application. The source notes that applicants should remain reachable and have the required qualifications and documents.
Applicants must be nationals of a CERN Member State or Associate Member State, subject to the nationality restrictions stated above. The supplied source does not provide the complete list of eligible CERN Member and Associate Member States.
Applicants should submit their application through the CERN careers application system before the deadline.
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