Student subsidies
Potential scholarships or sponsored support could reduce agency, travel, housing, or participation costs.
The funding model is still being developed, with a goal of combining student participation, fundraising, sponsorship, scholarships, and crowdfunding where appropriate.
Potential scholarships or sponsored support could reduce agency, travel, housing, or participation costs.
HBCU alumni and community networks may play a role in helping students access the program.
Japan- and U.S.-based organizations may support cohorts, fields, events, travel, or student costs.
Project and cohort campaigns may provide another route to offset program expenses.
Scholarships and financial support are not yet confirmed. Costs, eligibility and any available support will be shared when program arrangements are established.
HBCU Japan is developing its own pathways. In the meantime, general internships and AI-enabled project opportunities across the wider ecosystem are coordinated through Aoyama Professionals.