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Overview

Remus Capital operates the Campus Fund and Campus Fellows program, enabling undergraduate and graduate students to participate directly in early-stage venture capital investing. The program leverages a distributed network of campus-based investors to identify emerging founders and companies, with mentorship from experienced Remus Capital professionals.

Investment focus

Remus Capital's investment thesis centers on enabling companies that solve critical business problems through technology. The program seeks to back founding teams demonstrating exceptional execution in technology-enabled business models with significant growth potential.

Program details

Candidates should showcase their passion for venture capital and ability to identify quality deals.

Who it is for

Candidates should be highly ambitious and driven students with strong analytical and research capabilities, a genuine passion for venture capital and entrepreneurship, and the ability to commit meaningful time to campus investing.

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Admissions and application

The selection process is highly selective, focusing on students with a demonstrated interest in venture capital, academic excellence, and the ability to identify quality deals.

Benefits

Participants gain direct access to mentorship from Remus Capital investment professionals, experienced VC mentors, and portfolio company operators. They also benefit from a strong professional network and a pathway to full-time positions at Remus Capital.

Timeline

The program operates on a multi-year engagement model, allowing fellows to participate in ongoing investment activities.

What came of it

Alumni of the program have a demonstrated track record of deal sourcing and analysis, leading to full-time positions in venture capital.

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What it pays

Fellows receive a modest stipend or fellowship compensation, along with equity upside participation in sourced deals. The program also offers investment education and training, as well as professional development opportunities.

Questions about this program

What is the focus of the Remus Capital Fellowship?

The fellowship focuses on early-stage tech investing, specifically in pre-seed and seed stage companies.

Who can apply for the fellowship?

The program is open to PhD students, undergraduates, and pre-professionals interested in venture capital.

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