The Marie-Curie Fellowship Programme at CERN supports early career researchers to conduct advanced scientific research and collaborate internationally in physics, engineering, and technology.
Funder: CERN
Due Dates (Anticipated): June 2027 (priority expression of interest/application deadline)
Funding Amounts: Net stipend typically 7,004–7,425 CHF/month; contracts usually 2 years; additional benefits (health insurance, pension, allowances, travel).
Summary: Fellowship for early career researchers to conduct advanced scientific research at CERN with international collaboration and expert mentorship.
Key Information: This is a forecasted opportunity; all deadlines are projected and subject to change.
The Marie-Curie Fellowship Programme at CERN is a prestigious initiative designed for early career researchers seeking to advance their scientific careers through international collaboration and hands-on research experience. Fellows join high-impact projects in cutting-edge scientific fields, including experimental and theoretical physics, engineering, computing, and technology development. The programme provides immersive training within CERN’s world-class research environment, expert mentorship, and opportunities to contribute to pioneering discoveries, all while building a robust foundation for a future in science.