CERN Competition, STEM Students Placements and Graduate Opportunities

In case you haven’t heard – Gradcracker has been invited to visit CERN in Geneva, Switzerland on 6th March. And we’d like you to get involved too.

We’re giving you the chance to ask CERN a question – and you have 26 days left to do it.

Your question might be concerned with living and working in Switzerland, or you might want to know more about the technicalities behind some of their mind-blowing experiments. The deadline to ask your question is 17th February 2020.

Speaking of deadlines… there are lots of opportunities on Gradcracker this week that I wouldn’t want you to miss out on. Below are a few that I think you might be interested in.

But there are plenty more opportunities on Gradcracker – take a look before they close.

 CERN will also be on campus in February - watch out for more announcements soon!

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