IncubatorTUM Venture Labs
A free soft-landing program helping international quantum companies set up in Munich and Bavaria.
- Location
- Munich, Germany
- Terms
- Unpaid
109 VC programs that are unpaid. 6 are taking applications now.
109 programs
IncubatorTUM Venture Labs
A free soft-landing program helping international quantum companies set up in Munich and Bavaria.
FellowshipForesight Institute
A year-long fellowship for early-career scientists and builders in secure AI, longevity, nanotech, neurotech and Existential Hope.
CompetitionOpenAir Collective
An annual global student competition to design new approaches for removing greenhouse gases, with finalists pitching in New York City.
Talent NetworkAndreessen Horowitz
a16z's network connecting CS and engineering students with mentorship and a16z portfolio companies.
FellowshipAndreessen Horowitz
A six-week cohort for operations leaders deploying AI into scalable organizational systems.
CommunityAndreessen Horowitz
a16z's dinner series and community for founders and operators figuring out their next company, collaborator or chapter.
AcceleratorCrowdStrike
An equity-free, eight-week accelerator for seed-stage cybersecurity startups, run by CrowdStrike with AWS and NVIDIA.
CompetitionExceptional Ventures
A pitch competition for consumer-facing longevity startups at The Longevity Show in London, run with Exceptional Ventures.
AcceleratorCreative Destruction Lab
Creative Destruction Lab's neuroscience stream in Toronto: nine months of objective-setting with mentors, no fees and no equity.
Acceleratorremove
A virtual accelerator for carbon removal startups based in Sub-Saharan Africa, run by remove, ETH Zurich's sus.lab and partners.
AcademicAndreessen Horowitz
A tuition-free, full-time school in San Francisco for builders coming out of high school, incubated by a16z.
FellowshipAndreessen Horowitz
An eight-week cohort for growth engineers, AI-native GTM leaders and agent builders inventing the next distribution playbook.
Based on the 102 of 109 programs that say.
Based on the 98 of 109 programs that say. A program can list more than one region.
Programs are how most people get into the startup world: fellowships, accelerators, scout programs, internships and more. Each one sets its own terms for who gets in, how long it runs and what it pays.
The programs here say they do not pay participants. What you get is access, training, and a network rather than money.
6 of the 109 are taking applications now, including Quantum Landing Pad (Munich), Foresight Fellowship, and OpenAir Carbon Removal Challenge. Open programs are listed first above.
42 of the 109 run fully remotely, 28 mix remote and in-person time, and 32 run in person. 7 do not say.
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