Anthropic is inviting undergraduate, graduate, PhD students and postdoctoral researchers to apply for its Claude Campus Ambassador Program, a campus-based initiative that pays selected ambassadors a USD 3,600 cash stipend. The program is aimed at student leaders who will organize AI-focused workshops, discussions, hackathons and research events on university campuses and in student communities worldwide.
Key facts
- Selected ambassadors receive a USD 3,600 cash stipend.
- Applications are open to undergraduate students, graduate students, PhD students and postdoctoral researchers.
- The program has three tracks: Claude Builder Club, Claude Campus Conversations and Claude for Science.
- The application deadline is September 12 at 11:59pm PT.
- The opportunity is for university campuses and student communities worldwide.
What does this mean for students and researchers?
For students and researchers who want to lead AI activity on campus, the program offers a paid way to build communities, host events and work with Anthropic. Undergraduate applicants can lead a Claude Builder Club, graduate students can run Claude Campus Conversations, and PhD students or postdoctoral researchers can organize Claude for Science workshops.
The practical next step is straightforward: eligible applicants need to apply by September 12 at 11:59pm PT. The three tracks point to different kinds of campus programming, including workshops, hackathons, discussion groups, demo nights and research-oriented events.
- Undergraduates: lead a Claude Builder Club and organize technical and non-technical workshops, hackathons and demo nights.
- Graduate students: host Claude Campus Conversations focused on AI, education and society.
- PhD students and postdoctoral researchers: lead Claude for Science workshops and connect with Anthropic’s math and science teams.
What are the three tracks?
The program is organized into three tracks based on level of study and interests. Claude Builder Club is for undergraduates, Claude Campus Conversations is for graduate students, and Claude for Science is for PhD students and postdoctoral researchers.
Across the tracks, Anthropic says ambassadors will help bring AI fluency to campus, connect with other students, and engage with Anthropic teams through events and community programming.
How much does the program pay?
Selected ambassadors receive a USD 3,600 cash stipend. The payment applies to the selected participants in the relevant program tracks and makes the opportunity a paid student program rather than an unpaid campus role.
The listed benefits also include access to AI workshops led by Anthropic, API credits for club members in the undergraduate track, and opportunities to engage with Anthropic’s broader campus and research community.
How do students apply?
Applications are open through Anthropic’s campus program page, and the application window closes on September 12 at 11:59pm PT. The program materials direct applicants to anthropic.com/campus for the application process.
