Tamkeen supports AUBH student internships at CERN

Tamkeen supports AUBH student internships at CERN

As part of its Global Ready Talent Program, the Labour Fund Tamkeen signed an agreement with the American University in Bahrain (AUBH) to provide training opportunities for its students at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) for a full year. Two students were selected for this year’s internship: Mohamed Jaafar, Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Noor Abduljalil, Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering.The internships offer Bahraini students the opportunity to hone their skills through exposure to CERN’s cutting-edge science. This will support their professional growth and prepare them for the job market, while aligning with efforts to strengthen the talent pool of Bahrainis working in the computing, technology, and engineering fields. This will ultimately enhance national productivity and efficiency and strengthen the ict and engineering sectors’ contribution to economic development.One of the world’s leading scientific research institutions, particularly in the fields of elementary particle physics, CERN studies the fundamental components of matter, while exploring the secrets of the universe. It operates the world’s largest particle physics laboratory in addition to managing the Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) experiment. One of CERN’s most important projects is the Large Hadron Collider, which involves thousands of scientists and researchers from countries