CERN announces first recipients of ATLAS PhD Grant
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Doctoral Student Programme projects
Doctoral Student Programme projects. CERN typically selects around 40-50 doctoral students at each selection committee. Please note most of the projects are not published in advance. The table below will be updated as HR receives new projects from supervisors. The table below shows examples of projects that may be considered for the next ...
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CERN offers a wide range of career possibilities for students, graduates and experienced professionals. From apprenticeships to PhDs (and beyond). Whatever your background, field of interest or diploma level, CERN could be the place for you. Applied Physics. Software Engineering and IT.
Careers at CERN
Marie-Curie PhD positions. This programme is now closed for applications. ... Whilst CERN Jobs are open to all eligible candidates, the Short-Term Internship Program also provides an opportunity particularly reserved for students with disabilities, in the technical or scientific field. This opportunity is offered as part of CERN's commitment ...
Student and Graduate Recruitment Processes
Student and Graduate Recruitment Processes. If you're currently studying or have recently completed your studies, our student or graduate opportunities (fellowships) could be the ones for you. Both student and graduate opportunities are published for several months, with the selection panels meeting three times throughout the year, with ...
CERN Graduate Programme review
The HR department is pleased that the CERN Council recently approved the Graduate Programme review. The rollout of the new programmes is now under way and we are happy to announce that we will welcome our first new hires under this initiative as of January 2023. We would like to thank the many services CERN-wide that have contributed to this review, the aim of which is to simplify, clarify and ...
CERN doctoral student programme
CERN offers placements for postgraduate students to study towards a doctorate in a technical field for member states. The placement gives you the chance to work on your thesis while spending six to 36 months at the forefront of science. The programme is open to students from a range of specialisations from engineering, material science, mathematics and applied physics.
CERN Non-Member State PhD Studentship Scheme
The non-Member State (NMS) PhD Studentship Scheme provides young, high-calibre PhD students with the opportunity to participate in the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) experiments, in addition to other scientific and technological activities in the CERN programme.The scheme offers students in particle physics, applied physics, information technology (IT), computing and engineering from NMS a unique ...
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obtaining a PhD at a university in the CERN Member States. The award of the degree remains in the responsibility of the student's university. Hence for the programme to be successful, it is essential that solid links be put in place between the CERN supervisor, the university supervisor, and the student, in which context the academic
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CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, is one of the world's largest and most respected centres for scientific research. Its business is fundamental physics, finding out what the Universe is made of and how it works.
CERN Doctoral Programme
A separate NTNU-CERN Doctoral Degree Program has recently been set up as part of the collaboration between CERN and NTNU. These positions are first triggered at NTNU, and if one is awarded the position, the application for CERN's doctoral degree program is a formality. For more information, see CERN's official doctoral program page.
Summer Student Programme
The CERN Summer Student Programme offers students pursuing bachelor's or master's degrees in physics, computing, engineering and maths a unique opportunity to join in the day-to-day work of research teams participating in experiments at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland. Beyond the outstanding first-class scientific value of their stay, the selected students will find working in a ...
Students
Whilst CERN Jobs are open to all eligible candidates, the Short-Term Internship Programme also provides an opportunity particularly reserved for students with disabilities, in the technical or scientific field. This opportunity is offered as part of CERN's commitment to advance inclusiveness and accessibility in the workplace.
Education
CERN QTI implements most of its R&D activities as a PhD-level programme and in collaboration with relevant academic institutes with proven expertise in the field. This approach allows to create synergies between CERN and academic institutes active in the quantum technology fields and to start creating knowledge and skills for future activities ...
cern PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
University of Birmingham School of Physics and Astronomy. This PhD project involves searching for physics beyond the Standard Model, using top quark data recorded by the ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN, Geneva. Read more. Supervisor: Dr M Watson.
NTNU
The agreement states that NTNU and CERN intend to collaborate in science, technology, and engineering domains. Furthermore, in 2019, NTNU and CERN signed another Framework Collaboration Agreement concerning a Joint Doctoral Program. NTNU and CERN will co-finance PhD students. To implement the agreement and facilitate joint research projects ...
Careers at CERN
It is dedicated to Research Graduates, who have graduated, or are about to graduate, with a PhD and based on the following eligibility criteria: up to 3 years (for Science and Engineering positions) of post-graduation professional experience. (The selection of candidates will take place at the end of November 2024)
Careers at CERN
CERN is a truly unique organisation, a place where people from all around the world work side by side to probe the fundamental structure of the universe. The Organization's core values are : integrity, commitment, professionalism, creativity and diversity, each one further defined below. These values underpin the CERN Code of Conduct which is ...
Disciplines
Working at CERN as a Civil Engineer is the opportunity to interface with a variety of technical experts, scientific users, transverse technical and administrative services. Deeply involved in all phases of design, procurement and execution, civil engineers at CERN benefit from decades of experience and good practices on a variety of ...
Phd at CERN
CERN is not a university so it can't give PhD degrees, which means you always need a university involved. The most common approach is to apply at a university group that's working on a CERN project. Find open positions, or just ask groups that work on topics you find interesting, and apply there. The position will be paid by that university.
CERN Doctoral Student Programme
Take part in CERN's Doctoral Student Programme! This is a chance to work on your thesis while spending up to 36 months at the forefront of science. Whether you've already chosen a subject or are still making your decision, if your specialism is Applied Physics, Engineering or Computing, this is an invitation to further your knowledge in a ...
Careers at CERN
Accelerating Science. Can you imagine? Taking part in the largest scientific experiment in the world. CERN needs more than physicists and engineers - if you're a student, a graduate, just starting your career or an experienced professional, whatever your field of expertise, CERN could be your next opportunity.
Early Career Professionals
Apply here. If you are interested in working on any of the projects listed below, please remember to indicate the corresponding project reference code (s) while submitting your application for the Early Career Professionals - University Graduates vacancy.
Project Graduate: Science Educator
CERN has an opening for a Project Graduate in the Teacher & Student Programmes (TSP) Section in the Education, Communication and Outreach (ECO) group in the International Relations (IR) sector. CERN Science Gateway (sciencegateway.cern) is an emblematic education and outreach facility that will open in summer 2023 and enable people of all ages ...
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Doctoral Student Programme projects. CERN typically selects around 40-50 doctoral students at each selection committee. Please note most of the projects are not published in advance. The table below will be updated as HR receives new projects from supervisors. The table below shows examples of projects that may be considered for the next ...
CERN offers a wide range of career possibilities for students, graduates and experienced professionals. From apprenticeships to PhDs (and beyond). Whatever your background, field of interest or diploma level, CERN could be the place for you. Applied Physics. Software Engineering and IT.
Marie-Curie PhD positions. This programme is now closed for applications. ... Whilst CERN Jobs are open to all eligible candidates, the Short-Term Internship Program also provides an opportunity particularly reserved for students with disabilities, in the technical or scientific field. This opportunity is offered as part of CERN's commitment ...
Student and Graduate Recruitment Processes. If you're currently studying or have recently completed your studies, our student or graduate opportunities (fellowships) could be the ones for you. Both student and graduate opportunities are published for several months, with the selection panels meeting three times throughout the year, with ...
The HR department is pleased that the CERN Council recently approved the Graduate Programme review. The rollout of the new programmes is now under way and we are happy to announce that we will welcome our first new hires under this initiative as of January 2023. We would like to thank the many services CERN-wide that have contributed to this review, the aim of which is to simplify, clarify and ...
CERN offers placements for postgraduate students to study towards a doctorate in a technical field for member states. The placement gives you the chance to work on your thesis while spending six to 36 months at the forefront of science. The programme is open to students from a range of specialisations from engineering, material science, mathematics and applied physics.
The non-Member State (NMS) PhD Studentship Scheme provides young, high-calibre PhD students with the opportunity to participate in the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) experiments, in addition to other scientific and technological activities in the CERN programme.The scheme offers students in particle physics, applied physics, information technology (IT), computing and engineering from NMS a unique ...
obtaining a PhD at a university in the CERN Member States. The award of the degree remains in the responsibility of the student's university. Hence for the programme to be successful, it is essential that solid links be put in place between the CERN supervisor, the university supervisor, and the student, in which context the academic
CERN, the European Organization for Nuclear Research, is one of the world's largest and most respected centres for scientific research. Its business is fundamental physics, finding out what the Universe is made of and how it works.
A separate NTNU-CERN Doctoral Degree Program has recently been set up as part of the collaboration between CERN and NTNU. These positions are first triggered at NTNU, and if one is awarded the position, the application for CERN's doctoral degree program is a formality. For more information, see CERN's official doctoral program page.
The CERN Summer Student Programme offers students pursuing bachelor's or master's degrees in physics, computing, engineering and maths a unique opportunity to join in the day-to-day work of research teams participating in experiments at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland. Beyond the outstanding first-class scientific value of their stay, the selected students will find working in a ...
Whilst CERN Jobs are open to all eligible candidates, the Short-Term Internship Programme also provides an opportunity particularly reserved for students with disabilities, in the technical or scientific field. This opportunity is offered as part of CERN's commitment to advance inclusiveness and accessibility in the workplace.
CERN QTI implements most of its R&D activities as a PhD-level programme and in collaboration with relevant academic institutes with proven expertise in the field. This approach allows to create synergies between CERN and academic institutes active in the quantum technology fields and to start creating knowledge and skills for future activities ...
University of Birmingham School of Physics and Astronomy. This PhD project involves searching for physics beyond the Standard Model, using top quark data recorded by the ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN, Geneva. Read more. Supervisor: Dr M Watson.
The agreement states that NTNU and CERN intend to collaborate in science, technology, and engineering domains. Furthermore, in 2019, NTNU and CERN signed another Framework Collaboration Agreement concerning a Joint Doctoral Program. NTNU and CERN will co-finance PhD students. To implement the agreement and facilitate joint research projects ...
It is dedicated to Research Graduates, who have graduated, or are about to graduate, with a PhD and based on the following eligibility criteria: up to 3 years (for Science and Engineering positions) of post-graduation professional experience. (The selection of candidates will take place at the end of November 2024)
CERN is a truly unique organisation, a place where people from all around the world work side by side to probe the fundamental structure of the universe. The Organization's core values are : integrity, commitment, professionalism, creativity and diversity, each one further defined below. These values underpin the CERN Code of Conduct which is ...
Working at CERN as a Civil Engineer is the opportunity to interface with a variety of technical experts, scientific users, transverse technical and administrative services. Deeply involved in all phases of design, procurement and execution, civil engineers at CERN benefit from decades of experience and good practices on a variety of ...
CERN is not a university so it can't give PhD degrees, which means you always need a university involved. The most common approach is to apply at a university group that's working on a CERN project. Find open positions, or just ask groups that work on topics you find interesting, and apply there. The position will be paid by that university.
Take part in CERN's Doctoral Student Programme! This is a chance to work on your thesis while spending up to 36 months at the forefront of science. Whether you've already chosen a subject or are still making your decision, if your specialism is Applied Physics, Engineering or Computing, this is an invitation to further your knowledge in a ...
Accelerating Science. Can you imagine? Taking part in the largest scientific experiment in the world. CERN needs more than physicists and engineers - if you're a student, a graduate, just starting your career or an experienced professional, whatever your field of expertise, CERN could be your next opportunity.
Apply here. If you are interested in working on any of the projects listed below, please remember to indicate the corresponding project reference code (s) while submitting your application for the Early Career Professionals - University Graduates vacancy.
CERN has an opening for a Project Graduate in the Teacher & Student Programmes (TSP) Section in the Education, Communication and Outreach (ECO) group in the International Relations (IR) sector. CERN Science Gateway (sciencegateway.cern) is an emblematic education and outreach facility that will open in summer 2023 and enable people of all ages ...