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Work-study programs in technological research at CEA

As the world's most innovative research organization (Clarivate 2025) and Europe's leading patent filer (European Patent Office, 2023), CEA not only designs the technologies of the future: it also trains the people who will drive them forward. Every year, more than 1,000 work-study students join its teams, including over 200 in technological research - microelectronics, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, robotics, medtech and biotech, software engineering...

On April 17, from 1:00 to 2:00 pm, the CEA opens its doors - virtually - for a webinar dedicated to work-study programs. The aim is to take a behind-the-scenes look at an environment where research meets industry to meet the challenges of digital technology, energy transition, health and safety.

How do you land a work-study position in one of these laboratories or support departments? What skills are required? What's the day-to-day reality for work-study students? Testimonials, advice and perspectives.

Students looking for a stimulating learning environment? Don't miss this opportunity.

👉 Registration now open!

Replay now available!

Over 140 of you registered to find out more about the CEA's work-study program. Many of you came from all walks of life, whether you were studying for a BUT, engineering school or university - from Mines Saint-Étienne to Epitech, Grenoble INP, UGA or Aix-Marseille.

For those who were unable to attend the webinar, or who would like to watch it again, the replay is now online, available on video on demand. On the program: behind-the-scenes information on work-study programs, practical advice, testimonials from work-study students... and a glimpse of what your future could look like within our teams.