
E14 Fund VC Fellows Program
Gain practical VC experience while supporting MIT-affiliated deep-tech founders.

Gain practical VC experience while supporting MIT-affiliated deep-tech founders.
E14 Fund's VC Fellows Program is a venture-capital fellowship for MIT students, postdocs, and MBAs who can spend a few hours per week learning venture investing through E14 Fund's MIT startup ecosystem. The program provides practical experience in venture capital operations, founder sourcing, due diligence, and investment decision-making.
E14 Fund focuses on providing first institutional checks to MIT-affiliated founders, emphasizing deep-tech sectors such as hardware, biotech, climate, and energy. The program aims to support founders building defensible, science-backed companies with significant enterprise market potential.
Designed for Students, Investors, Scouts, Researchers, Builders. The program is hybrid. Participation is generally part time.
Target candidates include MIT graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and MBA students from diverse academic and professional backgrounds. No minimum VC experience is required, but candidates should be action-oriented learners with the ability to commit a few hours per week.
Applications open in Spring and are accepted on a rolling basis. Interested candidates should visit the E14 VC Fellows application page to submit their application.
The application process opens in Spring and is conducted on a rolling basis. Candidates are encouraged to apply early.
Past fellows report significant development in VC knowledge, a deep understanding of the deep-tech funding landscape, valuable connections across MIT entrepreneurship, practical investment experience, and career acceleration in venture capital.
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The program has not published how to apply. Terms and dates change. Check the official page before you act.
The program does not provide any financial compensation to fellows.
E14 names MIT students and postdoctoral researchers; its community page also includes graduate students, postdocs, and MBA students. The published descriptions do not establish a complete or exclusive eligibility rule.
E14 describes partner shadowing, connecting with MIT founders, sourcing potential investments, developing investment themes, conducting startup diligence, and supporting portfolio companies. It also advertises an opportunity to write fellowship investment checks.
E14 asks fellows to have a few hours available each week; it does not specify an exact weekly number.
The linked application page required a password during unauthenticated inspection, so current submission availability is unknown. The program page lists May 24 for early applications and June 3 for final applications without identifying a year; these are not verified current deadlines.

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The inspected historical application link reaches a Google Forms sign-in page.
Source: Historical VC Fellows Google Form: sign-in responseE14 Fund's historically linked fellowship notice points to a Google Form.
Source: E14 Fund VC Fellows: September 2022 to May 2023E14 Fund's page for September 2022 to May 2023 engagement displays an August 9 deadline without a year next to the date.
Source: E14 Fund VC Fellows: September 2022 to May 2023E14 Fund publishes an unnamed past fellow's account of learning from partners and building MIT startup connections; this is selected testimony, not independently measured impact.
Source: VC Fellows | E14 FundE14 Fund describes itself as officially affiliated with MIT.
Source: About E14 VC Fund | MIT Venture Capital FundE14 Fund provides a general inquiry form; it is not identified as a VC Fellows application.
Source: Contact E14 FundSuperscout Pro
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