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Explore a Japan experiential-learning pathway for your HBCU

HBCU Japan is intended to help accredited HBCUs connect students to a broader Japan ecosystem of placements, project work, housing, training, and professional support.

Institutional collaboration.

Potential collaboration can include student referrals, faculty engagement, experiential-learning design, credit discussions, alumni involvement, sponsorship, and cohort development.

Student pathwayRecruitment, screening, preparation, matching, and experience design.
Faculty connectionAcademic alignment and learning-outcome discussions where appropriate.
Japan networkAccess to multiple host and service partners rather than a single-company model.
Program growthStart with a pilot and build evidence before scaling.

Explore a 2027 institutional pilot.

We welcome conversations with HBCU faculty, administrators, international offices, career services, and alumni leaders.

INTERNSHIPS & APPLIED EXPERIENCE

Looking for project experience now?

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.

Apply at Aoyama Professionals →