Professional placement
A Tokyo internship matched as closely as practical to interests and skills.
Draft preview — for review
HBCU Japan is being designed for students from accredited HBCUs who want international exposure, real project experience, and a clearer view of professional life in Japan.
Exact offerings will depend on host availability, field, funding, visa status, and program design.
A Tokyo internship matched as closely as practical to interests and skills.
Pre-Tokyo projects connected to business, Japan, research, media, technology, or other fields.
Practical use of modern tools, research, communication, and project workflows.
Professional and cultural exposure designed to make the experience broader than a workplace placement.
Relationships with Japan-based organizations, professionals, and peers.
A stronger record of what you actually did, learned, and contributed.
We are collecting early expressions of interest while program details are developed.
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.