English: The Research Abroad at CERN programme is an opportunity for undergraduates at the University of Michigan to work with notable physicists and gain first-hand experience in the field. CERN, the largest particle physics laboratory in the world, is located just outside of Geneva, Switzerland and hosts an average of 12,000 researchers. Students will participate in ongoing research from a wide range of high energy research topics, such as assisting with Higgs boson analysis, supersymmetry searches, trigger studies, detector development and upgrade, and many other physics and engineering projects. They will become part of an active CERN research group engaged in real ongoing analyses.