Join a Claude Campus Program
Lead student-driven AI initiatives with support from Anthropic.
Apply to lead a Claude Builder Club
If you’re passionate about building student communities, the Claude Builder Club program is for you.
- Collaborate with Anthropic to set up an organization for AI builders on your campus
- Organize technical and non-technical workshops featuring Anthropic guest speakers
- Run hackathons and demo nights for student builders
- Share regular updates, tips and resources (like API credits) with members
- $1,750.00 program stipend (pre-tax)
- Paid 10-week commitment beginning in late August
Become a Claude Campus Ambassador
Launch non-technical outreach campaigns and educational programs on your campus.
- Represent Claude in partnerships with academic departments, student orgs and informal campus groups
- Lead activations across campus and create content to spread the word about why you love Claude
- Host events such as prompting workshops and no-code build-athons
- $1,750.00 program stipend (pre-tax)
- Paid 10-week commitment beginning in late August
Why join a Claude campus program?
Direct experience with frontier AI research
Collaborate with Anthropic’s research, product and education teams to help your campus thrive during the AI transformation.
Find your people
Connect with students who see AI as a tool for expanding human capability, not replacing it.
Your feedback shapes what we build
Student needs aren’t hypothetical to us. Your input directly influences Claude’s development.
Meet our ambassadors
“Being a Claude Ambassador has been one of the most rewarding parts of my university experience—from planning packed-out AI events to giving direct feedback to the team to shape the future of education. I’ve built amazing friendships, grown my network threefold, and had the chance to work alongside arguably the most exciting company in the world.”
“Being a Claude Campus Ambassador gave me the opportunity to spark meaningful conversations about AI, not just with students, but also with researchers, professors, and staff across campus. It was exciting to help more people explore how Claude can support their work, while also advancing awareness around safe, responsible AI.”