Romulus Capital Fellowship
Fellowship
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Fellowship
The Romulus Capital Fellowship is a semester-long mentorship program designed to introduce high-potential talents to venture capital investing. Romulus Capital, an early-stage venture capital fund founded out of MIT in 2008, created this fellowship to teach emerging professionals how venture capital works and help them develop into effective venture investors. The program prioritizes teaching individuals who may have never considered venture capital before.
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Romulus Capital emphasizes building, not betting, on companies, focusing on technology and science-enabled companies with strong technical founders. The firm targets early-stage companies with significant potential for impact, particularly within the MIT ecosystem and affiliated networks.
The fellowship is open to undergraduate and graduate students, as well as young professionals early in their careers. Both USA and international applicants are accepted.
The program is a semester-long intensive program lasting approximately 16 weeks.
The fellowship requires a part-time commitment, allowing participants to engage in hands-on activities while balancing other responsibilities.
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