RALEIGH (WTVD) -- Apple is partnering with Saint Augustine's University for a first-of-its-kind education hub for Historically black colleges and universities.
The tech giant is launching the Propel Center, which intends to be a global hub for innovation and learning for the HBCU community.
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In North Carolina, students at Saint Augustine's and Elizabeth City State University will have access to technology support, career opportunities and fellowship programs. The center will offer a range of educational tracks in AI, machine learning, social justice, app development, design and more. Experts from Apple will develop the curricula and provide mentorship.
The Propel Center will have a physical campus in Atlanta. The center is part of Apple's $100 million Racial Equity and Justice Initiative.
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