AIMI High School Student Programs
Inspiring Innovation in the Next Generation of Health AI Leaders
At Stanford AIMI, we are on a mission to revolutionize the landscape of medicine through the power of artificial intelligence, and we believe that the future of this transformative technology lies in the hands of bright, young minds. We are inspired by the curiosity and ambitious optimism of the students we meet, and we are committed to creating accessible opportunities to help nurture and empower the next generation.
Discover the limitless opportunities at the intersection of AI and medicine with AIMI's engaging and enriching programs designed for high school students. Our NextGen Tech Talks series, Academic Year Internship, Summer Research Internship, and Summer Health AI Bootcamp are your gateways to a world where technology transforms healthcare, and your passion fuels groundbreaking innovations.
We invite high school students who are curious, ambitious, and passionate about the intersection of technology and medicine to join us!
Information Session
Join us online to learn more about the Summer 2027 programs, including program structure, the student experience, and the application process. This free information session is open to students and parents and will be held on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, from 5–6 PM PT.
Summer Research Internship
Two-week virtual opportunity to explore technical and clinical aspects of AI in healthcare
Summer Health AI Bootcamp
Two-week virtual bootcamp to explore fundamentals of AI in health & medicine
Academic Year Research Internship
A longer-term mentored research experience for alumni of Stanford AIMI summer programs
NextGen Tech Talks
Live webinars by renowned experts on transformative work and career development
See What Our Students Have Accomplished
AIMI high school students work together on meaningful projects at the intersection of AI and health, gaining hands-on research experience and connecting with peers and mentors along the way. Explore their projects, hear directly from students about their experiences, and see where their work has taken them.