Swiss Government Excellence Scholarship

WIPO Internship Roster 2025 in Switzerland

The WIPO became a specialized agency of the United Nations in 1974 and works closely related to intellectual property. The applications are open to apply for the WIPO Internship Roster 2025 in Geneva, Switzerland. It is a fully funded internship that will cover Round airfare, a Monthly Stipend, and Local transportation expenses in Geneva. 

Criteria:

The WIPO internship is open to applicants from all countries.

Individuals pursuing or obtaining a university degree.

Candidates enrolled in a Bachelor’s degree program must be in their third or fourth year.

Graduates are eligible for the internship if they have completed their education within two years before the start of the internship.

CERN Doctoral Student Program 2025 

 It is a Fully Funded Opportunity for those who want to complete their Thesis. The Duration of the Program is 3 Years (36 Months). The CERN Doctoral Student Program 2025 allows candidates to work on a Thesis while spending 3 years at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland. 

Eligibility:

Have completed at least 18 months of your undergraduate studies (Bachelor’s or Master’s)

You must remain registered as a full-time student during the internship at CERN.

You have a good knowledge of English and French.

Proof of English Language Test is not required.

Fully Funded International Youth

Don’t miss the Youth Empowerment Forum 2025 in Geneva, Switzerland — the most anticipated youth conference of 2025! This fully funded international forum will take place from September 4 to 7, 2025, and welcomes young leaders from across the globe.

Over the course of four days, participants will have the unique opportunity to visit the United Nations Headquarters, tour CERN, and dive into Swiss culture. With around 150 applicants from all corners of the world, this forum promises an unforgettable experience of learning, networking, and cultural exchange.

Criteria:

Nationality: Applicants from all around the world are eligible to apply for the Youth Empowerment Forum 2025 in Switzerland.

Age Range: Open to individuals aged 16 to 46 years.

Nationality: Welcoming participants from all nationalities.

The global norm against biological weapons cannot be maintained without the inclusion of youth voices in the multilateral discussions taking place in the framework of the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC). Youth perspectives are key to create innovative solutions and generate long-term engagement. There are benefits to including the perspectives of young people from developing countries, where over 90% of the world’s youth reside. 

Programme include

A series of online Biosecurity Diplomacy Workshops from 5 June to 5 July 2025, with approximately one session (two to three hours) per week. 

A collaborative project to prepare in July 2025 and to be presented at the BWC Working Group on the Strengthening of the Convention in August 2025 

A five-day field visit in Geneva from 11 to 15 August 2025 during the meetings of the BWC Working Group on the Strengthening of the Convention.  

Scholarships for international students

International students at ETH should seek first in their home country for financial support or scholarships to study at ETH.

Bachelorstudents are eligible after passing successfully the first year examination in all parts.

Masterstudents (without an ETH-BSc) may apply after a min of 40 ECTS in the preceding master study year.

Non-participation on examination(s) due to illness must be proofed to us with a medical certification, issued not older than one day after the planned exam.

ETH Zurich is now accepting applications for its scholarship program aimed at international BSc and MSc students for the 2024/25 academic year. This program seeks to assist exceptional students in their academic journeys at ETH Zurich.

To qualify for the scholarship, international students must meet specific criteria: non-Swiss BSc students must have successfully passed all parts of their first-year exams, while non-Swiss MSc students without an ETH-BSc degree are required to have completed a minimum of 40 KP in their preceding master’s study year.

Benefits

ETH scholarships are granted as a secondary source of finance and do not cover the entire living and studying costs. They are eligible up to the end of the regular duration of studies set out in the respective programme regulations, plus two additional semesters. Scholarships are awarded based on both financial need and academic performance.