FellowshipEduLab Capital Partners
Empowering diverse talent through venture capital education.
- Location
- Boston, Massachusetts
- Terms
- Stipend
63 VC fellowships that say they recruit underrepresented groups. 1 is taking applications now. Most do not pay a stipend.
63 programs
FellowshipEduLab Capital Partners
Empowering diverse talent through venture capital education.
FellowshipAndav Capital
Empowering underrepresented founders through a diversity-first investment approach.
FellowshipOlivewood Ventures
Democratizing access to venture capital for student entrepreneurs.
FellowshipRipple Ventures
Democratizing venture capital education for underrepresented students.
FellowshipBlitzscaling Ventures
Empowering diverse individuals to launch careers in venture capital and entrepreneurship.
FellowshipBallistic Ventures
Transforming cybersecurity careers for underrepresented communities.
FellowshipRecast Capital
Supporting the next generation of venture capital fund managers.
FellowshipCerberus Capital Management
Hands-on experience in venture capital investing focused on critical and emerging technologies.
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FellowshipBioGenerator (BioGenerator Ventures)
Developing the next generation of venture capital professionals in life sciences.
FellowshipAWE Funds and AWE Foundation
Empowering women to lead in venture capital and private equity.
FellowshipCatalyzU
Empowering the next generation of African venture capitalists.
Based on the 51 of 63 programs that say.
Based on the 61 of 63 programs that say.
Based on the 58 of 63 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 state that they recruit people from underrepresented groups, either only them or alongside everyone else.
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Accelerate Africa Venture FellowshipFuture Africa / Accelerate Africa1 of the 63 is taking applications now, including EduLab Capital Venture Fellows. Open programs are listed first above.
21 of the 63 pay a stipend, 13 are unpaid, and 7 charge a participation fee. The other 22 pay in other ways, such as carry or equity, or do not say.
30 of the 63 run fully remotely, 24 mix remote and in-person time, and 7 run in person. 2 do not say.
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