
Student Impact Investment Fund (SIIF)
Empowering students through hands-on impact investing experience.
Some program details are not available yet. Check current requirements, deadlines, and terms before you apply. Official program page

Empowering students through hands-on impact investing experience.
Some program details are not available yet. Check current requirements, deadlines, and terms before you apply. Official program page
SIIF represents several student-led impact investing initiatives at top business schools and universities globally. These programs provide graduate students with hands-on experience in impact investing and venture capital through real fund management.
SIIF aims to empower graduate students by providing them with practical experience in impact investing, focusing on ventures that deliver measurable social impact alongside financial returns. The program addresses the need for skilled professionals in the impact investing space and fosters a new generation of socially responsible investors.
Designed for Students. The program is in person. Participation is generally part time.
Eligibility is typically limited to students at specific institutions, including London Business School, NYU Stern, Harvard, and UCLA Anderson. Check individual program websites for application details.
The selection process for team membership is highly selective, focusing on commitment, experience, and industry knowledge. Limited slots are available for second-year MBA students.
Participants gain hands-on investment experience, real portfolio management responsibility, and the opportunity to network with impact investors and entrepreneurs. They also develop investment thesis and diligence skills, receive mentorship from experienced practitioners, and gain exposure to impact measurement frameworks.
SIIF describes its investment process as running from September through June. These are the process months, not confirmed dates or an exact participant-program duration; dates for a future cohort are not established.
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Participants are not compensated financially for their involvement in the program.
SIIF investment teams are composed of graduate business students and led by second-year MBA students. Published information does not specify additional eligibility rules.
SIIF describes team selection as highly selective, weighing commitment, experience, and industry knowledge. The published information reviewed does not specify a student recruitment route or application materials.
The investment process runs from September through June. Those months do not establish an individual participant’s exact duration or dates for a future cohort.

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From public sources
LBS’s current institutional page presents SIIF as a student-led fund with faculty and industry guidance.
Source: Social Impact at LBSThree Hills’ 2020 report says it was SIIF’s sole donor at that time.
Source: Sustainability Report 2020, page 26The current SIIF overview credits Atypical Partner with donating funds for SIIF operations and investment.
Source: OverviewLBS reported that three EMBA students won a separate 2024 Turner MIINT prize, with the SIIF Investment Committee supporting their due diligence; Turner MIINT supplied the $50,000 prize investment.
Source: LBS team wins prestigious 2024 Turner MIINT Impact Investment CompetitionLBS’s 2019 profile records an early transition of SIIF leadership to two MBA20 students.
Source: How one student is answering global challengesThree Hills reported one potential-investment selection, not a completed investment, in 2019.
Source: Sustainability Report 2020, page 26Superscout Pro
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