AcademicUC Berkeley Haas School of Business
Empowering MBA students to invest in impactful startups.
- Location
- Berkeley, California, United States
8 university venture programs focused on climate. None is taking applications right now. Most run in person, and most are unpaid.
8 programs
AcademicUC Berkeley Haas School of Business
Empowering MBA students to invest in impactful startups.
AcademicSaïd Business School
Empowering Oxford's entrepreneurial spirit through venture capital.
AcademicUniversity of Michigan Ross School of Business
The world's first student-run venture capital fund providing real investment experience.
AcademicUniversity Growth Fund
World's largest student-led impact venture fund.
AcademicQueen Mary University of London
UK's first student-run social-impact VC at Queen Mary University London.
AcademicStanford Graduate School of Business
Hands-on experience in impact investing for graduate business students.
AcademicLEO Impact Fund
Empowering financial inclusion through student-led impact investing.
AcademicWharton School, University of Pennsylvania
Hands-on experience in impact investing for Wharton and Penn students.
Based on the 6 of 8 programs that say.
Based on the 8 of 8 programs that say.
Based on the 6 of 8 programs that say. A program can list more than one region.
Academic programs sit inside universities, from student-run venture funds to for-credit venture labs.
Who it is for: students and researchers at the host institution, sometimes alumni.
What you get: credit or accreditation, real deal exposure, and the university network.
How people get in: through the university, usually by application.
The programs here name climate as a focus. Some cover other sectors too.
None of the 8 is taking applications right now. Each program's page shows when it usually opens.
1 of the 8 pay a stipend and 5 are unpaid. The other 2 pay in other ways, such as carry or equity, or do not say.
0 of the 8 run fully remotely, 0 mix remote and in-person time, and 8 run in person.
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