Students and emerging researchers passionate about artificial intelligence have an opportunity to become campus leaders through the Anthropic Campus Ambassador Program. The programme supports student-led AI initiatives at universities and invites undergraduate students, graduate students, PhD students and postdocs to help create communities around AI learning, building and research. Selected ambassadors receive a $3,600 stipend, Anthropic API credits, access to Anthropic guest speakers and membership in a global ambassador community. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, meaning interested candidates are encouraged to apply early. What Is the Anthropic Campus Ambassador Program? The Anthropic Campus Ambassador Program is designed to support students and researchers who want to help expand AI-focused activities within their campus communities. Ambassadors can take leadership roles in organizing activities that introduce other students to artificial intelligence, encourage experimentation with AI tools and create opportunities for discussion and learning. The programme specifically supports three types of campus initiatives: Claude Builder Clubs Campus Conversations Science Workshops Through these activities, ambassadors can help their fellow students explore AI, develop practical skills and engage with important questions surrounding the technology. Who Can Apply? The opportunity is open across several stages of higher education and research. Eligible applicants include: Undergraduate students Graduate students PhD students Postdoctoral researchers This broad eligibility makes the programme relevant to students at different stages of their academic careers. Candidates should be interested in AI and be prepared to take an active role in supporting student-led initiatives on their campus. The opportunity is particularly attractive to students who enjoy organizing events, building communities, teaching others, facilitating discussions or helping peers explore new technologies. What Will Campus Ambassadors Do? Selected ambassadors will support AI-related activities within their university communities. Claude Builder Clubs Ambassadors can help establish or run Claude Builder Clubs where students can explore AI through practical projects and experimentation. These clubs can provide opportunities for students to learn how AI tools can be applied to different ideas, projects and academic interests. Campus Conversations Ambassadors can organize Campus Conversations focused on discussions about artificial intelligence and its wider implications. These activities can create spaces for students to engage with AI-related topics, exchange perspectives and learn from others within their university communities. Science Workshops The programme also supports Science workshops, giving ambassadors an opportunity to facilitate activities focused on AI, science and research. These workshops can help connect students with emerging AI applications and encourage greater engagement with AI-related research. What Do Selected Ambassadors Receive? One of the major benefits of the programme is the financial and professional support available to selected ambassadors. $3,600 Stipend Selected ambassadors receive a $3,600 stipend for their participation in the programme. This provides financial recognition for the time and effort ambassadors contribute to building AI communities and organizing campus activities. Anthropic API Credits Ambassadors also receive API credits, providing resources that can support experimentation and AI-related projects. For students interested in building with AI, access to API credits can provide an opportunity to explore practical applications and develop hands-on experience. Anthropic Guest Speakers Participants can also benefit from access to Anthropic guest speakers. This can create opportunities for campus communities to hear directly from people working in the AI field and engage with perspectives from the broader Anthropic ecosystem. Global Ambassador Community Selected participants become part of a global ambassador community. This provides an opportunity to connect with other campus leaders working on AI initiatives and potentially exchange ideas, experiences and approaches to community building. Why Students Should Consider the Programme The programme offers more than a stipend. For students and researchers interested in artificial intelligence, becoming a campus ambassador can provide practical experience in leadership, event organization, community building and AI engagement. Participants can also develop experience communicating complex technology to fellow students and creating activities that encourage others to explore AI. The combination of financial support, API credits, access to guest speakers and a global community can make the programme especially valuable for students seeking to expand their involvement in the rapidly developing AI ecosystem. What Kind of Candidate Is a Good Fit? Although the programme is open to undergraduate students, graduate students, PhD students and postdocs, successful ambassadors are likely to benefit from having a genuine interest in bringing people together around AI. Students who have previously organized student activities, technical clubs, workshops, research discussions or community initiatives may find the ambassador role particularly relevant. However, applicants should focus on demonstrating their ability and enthusiasm to support student-led AI initiatives, rather than simply listing technical skills. Strong community engagement and a willingness to take initiative can be important qualities for anyone interested in becoming a campus ambassador. Applications Are Reviewed on a Rolling Basis The programme uses a rolling application review process. Unlike opportunities with one fixed annual deadline, rolling review means applications may be assessed as they are received. Interested students should therefore avoid waiting until the last possible moment. Preparing an application early can give candidates more time to communicate their interest in AI, explain their proposed campus activities and demonstrate how they could contribute to their university community. How to Apply Students and researchers interested in becoming Anthropic Campus Ambassadors should review the official programme information and submit their application through the programme’s application page. Applicants should carefully consider how they would contribute to campus AI activities and which initiative Claude Builder Clubs, Campus Conversations or Science workshops best matches their interests and strengths. Apply for the Anthropic Campus Ambassador Program Final Takeaway The Anthropic Campus Ambassador Program offers undergraduate students, graduate students, PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers an opportunity to take an active leadership role in growing AI communities on campus. Selected ambassadors receive a $3,600 stipend, Anthropic API credits, access to Anthropic guest speakers and membership in a global ambassador community. With applications reviewed on a rolling basis, students interested in AI leadership, community building, workshops and technology should consider applying early. For students looking to gain practical experience while helping peers explore artificial intelligence, the programme offers a compelling opportunity to lead, build and connect with the wider AI community. Stay Connected With Global South Opportunities Stay connected with Global South Opportunities for the latest scholarships, fellowships, internships, jobs, grants, and career opportunities. 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