CERN Doctoral Studentship 2026: Fully Funded PhD Opportunity in Switzerland
The CERN Doctoral Students – Next Generation Trigger Project 2026 offers an exceptional opportunity for PhD students to conduct cutting-edge research in Switzerland. Participants will work alongside world-class scientists and engineers, contributing to groundbreaking advancements in physics, computing, and engineering.
This prestigious program allows doctoral candidates to collaborate with their home university while gaining hands-on experience in a world-class research environment. With a focus on advanced scientific and technical domains, participants will contribute to the Next Generation Trigger Project, a cutting-edge initiative in high-energy physics experiments.
Eligibility
Applicants must be enrolled in or about to start a PhD program in physics, engineering, computing, or related areas. A strong academic and research background is required, along with good knowledge of English or French. The university must support participation in the CERN program, and candidates must ensure that their CERN research contributes directly to their doctoral thesis.
Benefits
Participants receive a monthly stipend of approx. 3907 CHF (tax-free), health insurance coverage, travel allowance to Geneva, and 30 days paid leave plus annual closure.
