FellowshipNew Enterprise Associates (NEA)
Hands-on experience in venture capital for aspiring investors.
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106 VC fellowships focused on fintech. None is taking applications right now. Most do not pay a stipend.
106 programs
FellowshipNew Enterprise Associates (NEA)
Hands-on experience in venture capital for aspiring investors.
FellowshipAndav Capital
Empowering underrepresented founders through a diversity-first investment approach.
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FellowshipCatalyst XL
Launch your career in entrepreneurship and venture capital with hands-on experience.
FellowshipDetroit Venture Partners
Immerse yourself in venture capital and startup operations.
FellowshipAIN Ventures
Bridging military talent with venture capital opportunities.
FellowshipRecast Capital
Supporting the next generation of venture capital fund managers.
FellowshipCoral Capital
Connecting Japanese founders with capital, talent, and knowledge.
FellowshipCollide Capital
Empowering the next generation of Black venture capital leaders.
FellowshipCerberus Capital Management
Hands-on experience in venture capital investing focused on critical and emerging technologies.
FellowshipAWE Funds and AWE Foundation
Empowering women to lead in venture capital and private equity.
FellowshipProparco
Empowering the next generation of private equity leaders in Africa.
Based on the 67 of 106 programs that say.
Based on the 92 of 106 programs that say.
Based on the 104 of 106 programs that say. A program can list more than one region.
A VC fellowship gives you a seat inside the investing process for a season. Fellows typically source and evaluate companies, join partner meetings, and learn from a cohort.
Who it is for: students, early-career professionals, and operators exploring a move into venture.
What you get: mentorship, a cohort, exposure to real deals, and a line on your resume that funds recognize. Some fellowships pay a stipend, some share carry, and some are unpaid.
How people get in: most run an annual application window. Strong applicants show evidence that they already notice companies early and can write clearly about why.
The programs here name fintech as a focus. Some cover other sectors too.
None of the 106 is taking applications right now. Each program's page shows when it usually opens.
23 of the 106 pay a stipend, 18 are unpaid, and 12 charge a participation fee. The other 53 pay in other ways, such as carry or equity, or do not say.
39 of the 106 run fully remotely, 35 mix remote and in-person time, and 18 run in person. 14 do not say.
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