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ETH Zurich's Department of Computer Science invites enrolled bachelor’s or master’s students to a eight-week summer research fellowship in Zurich, Switzerland. You join a research group, work on a project under supervision, and participate in events with fellows. CHF 4,000 housing and living funds are provided, plus travel and visa costs.
The program is conducted in English. You should be enrolled in CS or a closely related field with two years completed and plan to graduate in 2028 or later;
The programme is run by the Department of Computer Science (D-INFK). It works much like a paid summer research internship: you join a research group, work on a project under supervision, and take part in events with the other fellows.
Host Department of Computer Science, ETH Zurich
Location Zurich, Switzerland
Dates 2 July to 27 August 2027
Funding CHF 4,000 for housing and living, plus travel and visa costs
Application fee Free
Minimum degree required Enrolled bachelor’s student with two completed years, or master’s student, in computer science or a close field
Age limit None stated
Work experience Not required
Nationality Global
The programme runs in English. You need good working English, which may be checked in an interview. No test certificate is listed as required.
Zurich is expensive, so plan your budget early. Many fellows look for shared housing or student rooms as soon as they receive an offer.
One page goes quickly. Open with the research area you care about and why. Mention one or two projects, courses or papers that show you can work on hard problems, and link them to the areas you choose in the form. End with what you want to learn in Zurich and how it fits your plans after graduation. Concrete details beat broad statements.
Yes. You receive CHF 4,000 for housing and living, and ETH covers travel and visa costs.
Only if you are still enrolled after summer 2027. Your graduation must be in the year after the fellowship or later.
No. Select your research areas in the form and do not contact faculty directly.