Programs for educators and students

A professional development experience designed to help educators from around the globe get the most from innovative Google technologies.

Project Bloks is a research project to create an open platform developers can use to make tangible programming experiences that teach computational thinking to kids.

Coding is the new literacy - it carries the potential to create, to innovate, and quite literally change the world. This initiative is designed to inspire millions of girls to experience the power of code.

Google RISE Awards are grants designed to promote and support extracurricular Computer Science education initiatives for K12/pre-university students around the world.

The Google Science Fair is a global competition open to 13-18 olds. Students submit a project online for a chance to win amazing prizes.

CS4HS is an annual grant program promoting Computer Science education worldwide by connecting educators to the skills and resources they need to teach computer science & computational thinking concepts in fun and relevant way.

Google after school program focused on increasing CS Education capacity of K-12 schools to improve student access and exposure to Computer Science (CS) Education.

A contest introducing pre-university students, ages 13-17, to the many kinds of contributions that make open source software development possible.

Camp Google is a free camp for kids, full of fun science activities and adventures led by experts. Everyone is welcome, and you can jump in anytime.

Global programming competition in which professional & student programmers solve increasingly complex algorithmic problems during multiple rounds.

A global online program offering post-secondary student developers ages 18+ stipends to write code for various open source software projects.

CSSI is a 3-week summer program for incoming college freshmen (current high school seniors) who are interested in studying computer science.

Doodle 4 Google invites students to use their artistic talents to think big and redesign the Google logo for millions to see.

University students who share our passion for technology help bring awareness about Google products and programs to their campus communities.

GOMC is a global competition for students, which enables them to experience and create online marketing campaigns using Google AdWords and Google+.

The Google Student Veteran Summit includes a professional development curriculum geared towards veterans' transitions into the workplace.

Hash Code is a team-based programming competition organized by Google. You pick your team and programming language, we pick a real-life engineering problem to solve. Are you up for the challenge?

An opportunity that provides university students with a rare glimpse into the business side of the technology industry, career opportunities and valuable networks.

Google scholarships aim to inspire and help students become future leaders in computing and technology by breaking down the barriers that prevent them from entering these fields.

We’re changing the way billions of users access information, conduct business and connect with each other. Join us and do cool things that matter.

Google.org invests millions of dollars annually in organizations that make computer science programs more inclusive, such as Girls Who Code, Code2040, and Code.org.

Computational thinking (CT) involves a set of problem-solving skills and techniques that software engineers use to write programs that underlie the computer applications you use such as search, email, and maps

This program offers students the opportunity to spend the summer working on Internet and technology policy issues at public interest organizations

A 3-day summer program for current university students interested in pursuing a career in advertising sales or marketing.

Up to 100 MBA students who seeks opportunities in APAC countries will be sent to the summit at Google’s Mountain View office in this September.