
M.E.T. Entrepreneurial Fellows Program (EFP)
The M.E.T. Entrepreneurial Fellows Program is a program envisioned by the M.E.T. community and made possible by generous support from the M.E.T. Advisory Board. Each student selected receives a grant of $2000/month ($6000 total) for 10-12 weeks of internship engagement with an affiliated startup partner between June and August.
Startup Requirements
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Currently affiliated with a UC Berkeley or M.E.T. -approved startup accelerator or fund.
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Be pre-seed, seed, or series A funded with 3-30 employees.
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Cannot be a current undergraduate student-founded startup from any college or university (including student).
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Interview candidates and make offers to students of interest with a maximum of (2) M.E.T. student interns at each affiliated startup.
- Employer participation in EFP is at the discretion of the M.E.T. Program.
Student Expectations
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An enrolled M.E.T. student not already committed to a summer 2025 internship and able to complete a full-time internship (10-12 weeks) between June – August, 2025.
M.E.T. Program Commitment
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M.E.T. students selected for a startup internship receive a monthly grant via the Entrepreneurship Fellows Program Fund.
Important Dates
February 4, 2025 | EFP Info Session 1 |
February 5, 2025 | EFP Info Session 2 |
April 2, 2025 | EFP Start Up Fair |
April 3, 2025 – April 25, 2025 | EFP Interviews Conducted |
May 2, 2025 | Student acceptance deadline & EFP applications due; access EFP Application due |
May 16, 2025 | Student EFP decision notification |
June 9, 2025 | Start internships |
Questions
Questions?
Chris Dito, Executive Director
(530) 574 – 4368
met@berkeley.edu
Frequently Asked Questions
Resources
EFP Intern Evaluation for Supervisors
We value feedback from our business partners about student intern performance and thank you for taking the time to complete an evaluation. We’re currently collecting feedback for Summer 2022 interns. The deadline is August 14, 2022.
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