Student-led cloud and AI communities on campus. Students can join a group or apply to start one and lead it as a Student Builder Group Leader.
Who can apply
Members must be 18 or older and enrolled at a post-secondary school. Leaders are post-secondary students who run a campus group. The page states no country limit.
Benefit
Leaders get AWS credits, AWS certification exam vouchers, swag and direct contact with AWS professionals.
Anthropic's student program: undergraduates lead a Claude Builder Club with workshops, hackathons and guest speakers; master's and PhD students have their own tracks. Paid stipend.
Who can apply
Students anywhere in the world can apply. You must be 18 or older and have work authorization in your country of study. The grad and PhD tracks may draw from a smaller pool of schools during the pilot.
Benefit
USD 3,600 cash stipend, workshops led by the Anthropic team and a network of students from around the world.
Cursor's student leaders run workshops, hackathons and meetups that help classmates build with Cursor, about five hours a week, with event funding and perks.
Who can apply
Must be a current university student, complete the Campus Lead application, accept the Code of Conduct and commit about 5 hours a week. The page names no country; its example events are at US universities.
Benefit
Paid trip to Cursor's San Francisco office for a kick-off, swag, travel reimbursement for one hackathon, early access to features, a private Slack, event funding and six months of Cursor Ultra.
MoMo's year-long student ambassador program in Vietnam: 50 ambassadors link MoMo with campus, create content and join AI skills and career workshops.
Who can apply
Students aged 18 to 25 at universities or colleges in Vietnam, any major. Must have a MoMo wallet with a verified MoMo Student Pass, an active Facebook, TikTok or Threads account, and no tie to a competing brand.
Benefit
Reference letter from a MoMo Senior Vice President, certificate, welcome kit and e-voucher, AI skills training, priority for internships and jobs at MoMo and partners.
Samsung Vietnam's student ambassador program: a year of workshops, product experiences and events for creative 18 to 25 year olds. The 2026 call sought 50 ambassadors.
Who can apply
For the 2026 call: ages 18 to 25 across Vietnam. Current students, alumni and earlier Galaxy Campus Friends could take part. Applicants need at least 1,000 followers in total across Facebook, TikTok, Instagram or YouTube, and members make content every month under a contract.
Benefit
A year with the latest Galaxy products, invitations to Samsung Galaxy launch events, skills and career coaching, a completion certificate, and a chance to collaborate or work with Samsung Vietnam.
GitHub's program for students who grow a tech community at their college. You apply with a form and a video resume; accepted students get training and an onboarding call.
Who can apply
Must be 18 or older, a GitHub user for at least six months, enrolled at a formal higher education institution with more than a year left before graduating, and verified through the GitHub Student Developer Pack. No country limit is stated.
Benefit
Invitations to Campus Experts training and an onboarding call once accepted. The page lists no other perks.
Google's program for students who lead a Google Developer Group on Campus, a university-based community for student developers to gain hands-on experience and build skills for a tech career.
Who can apply
University students: Google's pathway page describes GDG on Campus as a university-based community group for student developers. These pages state no age, year-of-study, country or selection rules.
Benefit
Hands-on experience, skill building and a foundation for a tech career, according to the page. No stipend or other perks are listed.
Microsoft's community for students who want to grow with its technology. Sign up, complete activities like posting content or running learning events, then unlock software and Azure credits.
Who can apply
Any student, in any degree field and at any level, including 2-year and 4-year universities and part-time study. The page lists no country limit. Registration only, no application.
Benefit
Once onboarded: Microsoft 365, Visual Studio Enterprise, USD 150 of Azure credits each month, badges and swag. Also short rotations with Microsoft teams.
Notion's program for students who teach Notion at their university and build a user community on campus, with events like template build-a-thons and workshops.
Who can apply
Students at universities, worldwide, as the page puts it. No other criteria, year of study or country list is stated.
Two ambassadors per campus run workshops, build nights and a demo day to help classmates build real projects on Solana, about 4 to 6 hours a week.
Who can apply
Aged 18 or older, enrolled as an undergraduate and graduating after December 2026, free 4 to 6 hours a week from September to December, and not a formal ambassador for a competing chain or company. No Solana or crypto experience needed.
Benefit
Semester stipend paid in USDC, event funding and merch, a perks bundle (RPC, AI, data, tooling), training and playbooks, and access to the Foundation and Superteam. Top leads can go to Breakpoint or Accelerate.
Free student program: build AI agents on monthly bounties for credits and gift cards; top campus builders are invited to become Campus Leads with an event budget.
Who can apply
Any currently enrolled student, anywhere in the world; signing up is the whole application. An eligible academic email (the page lists .edu.vn for Vietnam) gives the automatic $35 wallet credit. Campus Lead is by invitation from the campus leaderboard.
Benefit
Free credits, gift cards for approved builds, a public leaderboard and monthly office hours. Student Builders get a LinkedIn certification; Campus Leads get a paid event budget and internship priority.
Wolfram's unpaid student ambassador program: students host workshops, clubs and hackathons and write computational essays to teach others Wolfram technology, with mentorship from a program coordinator.
Who can apply
Full-time college students (undergraduate, master's or PhD) with working knowledge of the Wolfram Language, plus exceptional high-school students. Applicants from any location are welcome but must be proficient in English. Most schools get one ambassador.
Benefit
Unpaid. Mentorship from a program coordinator, workshops, roundtables with Wolfram developers, a Slack group, a global peer network and chances at internships, jobs or Summer School TA roles.
Zed's program for students to start a builders' community on campus, run hackathons, demo nights and meetups, and join a global network of Zed leaders.
Who can apply
Enrolled in an undergraduate or master's program, and committed to hosting at least three Zed events a year with Zed's help. The page states no country limit.
Benefit
Event sponsorship budget, private community space with the Zed team and other leaders, speaking opportunities and AMAs, badges, mentorship and merch.
Where
At your campus, with a global leader network
Deadline
Program images come from each organizer's own site.
