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20 VC fellowships focused on food and agriculture. None is taking applications right now. Most do not pay a stipend.
20 programs
Fellowship
FellowshipInicio Ventures / Hispanics in Philanthropy
Developing the next generation of diverse investors through a paid internship.
Multiple organizations (Stanford University, Ukraine Foundation, Ukrainian Venture Capital Association)
Empowering Ukrainian entrepreneurs through academic training and venture capital support.
FellowshipAfrican Venture Philanthropy Alliance (AVPA)
Empowering leaders to mobilize capital for impactful change across Africa.
FellowshipFifty Years
Transitioning PhD students into venture capital roles through a free, flexible program.
FellowshipGenesis Alternative Ventures
Join the Genesis Fellowship to gain hands-on experience in venture debt and investment strategies.
FellowshipGaingels
Empowering underrepresented talent in venture capital.
FellowshipColumbia Business School
Columbia Business School's VC Program prepares the next generation of venture capital leaders.
FellowshipBreakthrough Energy
Empowering innovators to tackle climate change with breakthrough technologies.
FellowshipDream VC
Rigorous venture capital training for aspiring investors in Africa.
FellowshipUC Davis Innovation Institute for Food and Health
Empowering researchers with venture capital experience in FoodTech.
FellowshipSpringdale Ventures
Springdale Ventures is a venture capital firm focused on early-stage consumer brands, investing in direct-to-consumer and CPG companies.
Based on the 14 of 20 programs that say.
Based on the 19 of 20 programs that say.
Based on the 19 of 20 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 food and agriculture as a focus. Some cover other sectors too.
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6 of the 20 pay a stipend, 5 are unpaid, and 2 charge a participation fee. The other 7 pay in other ways, such as carry or equity, or do not say.
9 of the 20 run fully remotely, 6 mix remote and in-person time, and 4 run in person. 1 do not say.
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