CERN (European Organization for Nuclear Research) offers CERN Graduate Programme (Origin and Quest Tracks), a fully funded opportunity designed for international students heading to Switzerland and France. The award covers Provides a high-value monthly stipend, comprehensive health insurance, travel reimbursement, and allowances for relocation and family support. and is open to recent graduates (bachelors, masters, or phd) students studying civil engineering, controls and data acquisition, electrical engineering, electronics engineering, it, mathematics, robotics, material science, mechanical engineering, applied physics. The scholarship runs for up to 36 months (standard contract is 24 months). Eligibility is generally based on must be a citizen of a CERN Member State, hold a university degree (BSc, MSc, or PhD), and have no more than 2 years (Origin) or 6 years (Quest) of post-degree experience. The application deadline is Multiple deadlines per year (typically March, September, and October), with an acceptance rate of approximately Low (Highly competitive international selection). Competition for this scholarship varies year to year, so early preparation of required documents is recommended.