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The European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) invites students from Lithuania for internships and work in the world’s largest particle physics laboratory. This is a unique opportunity for students and specialists from various fields to work in an international team and get to know the scientific work that goes on inside the modern laboratories.
Vilnius University (Edgaras Kurauskas photo)
Vilnius University (Edgaras Kurauskas photo)

"Lithuania's membership at CERN allows our students to apply for paid internships at this organisation's laboratories near Geneva. CERN programmes for students promote internships not only for physicists, but also for other future specialists – people from technical, administrative, or social s

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