Students receive personalized mentorship from graduate students and alumni of top universities like Stanford, MIT, and Harvard, while building a socially impactful AI project for their portfolio.
The InspiritAI AI Scholars Program is a 10-session (25-hour) online bootcamp designed for high school students to explore fundamental AI concepts and build socially impactful projects. Students receive personalized mentorship from graduate students and alumni from top universities like Stanford, MIT, and Harvard. The curriculum covers foundational AI concepts, applications, and programming skills, with a strong emphasis on hands-on project development. Students work in small groups to create and deploy their own AI web applications, choosing from various interdisciplinary project paths such as AI + Healthcare, AI + Finance, AI + Art, AI + Sustainability, and AI + Engineering & Robotics. The program also includes college and career preparation workshops, covering topics like college admissions essays, preparing for top CS/AI programs, and exploring careers in technology. Participants gain access to an online learning portal with additional resources, coding assignments, and AI research talks to support continuous learning.
A typical day involves live online classes and workshops covering AI concepts and programming skills, collaborative work in small groups on AI projects, and participation in college and career preparation workshops.
This program is ideal for high school students (grades 9-12) interested in artificial intelligence, machine learning, computer science, programming, and applying technology to solve social issues, regardless of prior coding experience.
Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
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