Post Career Break Fellowship in Geneva, Switzerland | Fully Funded

Post Career Break Fellowship in Switzerland is offered by CERN (the European Organization for Nuclear Research) to provide scientific and engineering graduates who want to return to science with full-time or part-time fellowships. This is a fantastic opportunity for you to keep up with the latest developments in research while working for up to three years in a global environment. The technological horizons have been expanded by CERN’s innovations in science, which benefit society globally.

Host Country:

Switzerland

Host Organization:

CERN (the European Organization for Nuclear Research)

Fellowship Location:

Geneva, Switzerland

Post Career Break Fellowship Duration:

24 months to 36 months

Benefits of CERN Fellowship in Geneva, Switzerland:

There will be an employment contract of up to 2 years and can be extended to 3 years.
CERN will provide On-the-job formal training and offer in-house language courses for both French and/or English.
You will receive a monthly stipend between 6194 and 6808 Swiss Francs per month (net of tax).
CERN’s health scheme will include your, your spouse and your children’s health coverage.
You will get membership of CERN Pension Fund.
You may receive family allowance or installation allowance according to your circumstances.
You may receive airfare allowance at the beginning and ending of fellowship contract.
You can also get paid leave of 30 days per year.
This is an incredible opportunity to learn and work in Switzerland.

Eligibility Criteria for Post Career Break Fellowship in Geneva, Switzerland:

Applying candidates should be on a career break for personal reasons which may include family responsibilities, health related problem or any other personal problem for minimum two years.
Changing your study field or unemployment period will not be counted as career break.
Applicants should have an experienced graduate profile with an MSC degree.
Candidates should have 2 to 6 years of experience in their career.
Applicants may have done PhD with 3 years of experience in their field.
Candidates applying in the fields of experimental or theoretical physics should have a Research Fellowship profile with a PhD degree and around six years of experience in their field after completing their PhD degree.
CERN Staff members cannot apply for this fellowship opportunity.