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Overview

LongeVC's Venture Fellowship Program is a specialized program designed for graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, and early-career professionals to gain hands-on experience in biotech venture capital and longevity science investing. The program combines rigorous investment evaluation training with direct mentorship from experienced venture capitalists. Participants will engage with LongeVC's investment portfolio and receive one-on-one guidance from partners and investment professionals, while building a network in the longevity science and biotech investment ecosystem.

Investment focus

LongeVC focuses on backing visionary founders advancing healthspan and lifespan innovations through investments in transformative longevity biotechnology companies. The fellowship aims to educate participants on the dynamics of the longevity biotech sector and equip them with the skills necessary for venture capital.

Program details

Designed for Researchers, Students. The program is remote. Participation is generally part time.

Who it is for

Graduate students (MS/PhD holders), postdoctoral researchers, early-career professionals in science or biotech, individuals passionate about longevity and healthspan innovations.

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Admissions and application

Applications typically open in summer months, with two cohorts per year in autumn and spring.

Benefits

Participants gain access to mentorship, training in investment fundamentals, and involvement with LongeVC's investment portfolio.

Timeline

The latest application deadline was September 30, 2025, with interviews from October 1-20, 2025, and a fellowship start date of November 1, 2025.

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What it pays

The fellowship is paid, but the exact stipend amount is not disclosed.

Questions about this program

Who is the internship intended for?

LongeVC invites graduate students enrolled in MS or PhD programs and postdoctoral researchers.

Is the internship paid, and how long is it?

LongeVC describes it as paid, with an initial six-month term. The amount is not stated, and an extension may depend on performance and mutual interest.

What work does the internship involve?

LongeVC advertises assisting with investment evaluation, participating in company pitches, and developing strategic initiatives with its investment team.

What schedule did LongeVC publish for the 2026 intake?

The official page listed an August 31, 2026 application deadline, interviews from September 1 through September 30, and a November 1 scheduled start. These dates do not confirm current application availability or actual enrollment.

About LongeVC

LongeVC

Venture Capital

Investing in the future of biotechnology and longevity.

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Format
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Terms
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