Graduate Fellowship
The Impact Entrepreneurship Fellowship is a two-year cohort experience for high-potential leaders from diverse backgrounds who are committed to creating social impact through entrepreneurship while pursuing a master's degree at The New School. Through the Fellowship, we aim to catalyze the creation of a more inclusive economy by making entrepreneurship education, resources, and networks more accessible to individuals from underrepresented backgrounds during the early stages of their entrepreneurial journey. Fellows benefit from courses, mentorship, peer support, workshops, networking opportunities, and the opportunity to complete a graduate minor in Impact Entrepreneurship. They may receive an award of $10,000 toward tuition for participation in the two-year Fellowship ($5,000 per year), in addition to any merit-based scholarship they may receive from their degree program.
Benefits of the Fellowship
- Enrollment in the Impact Fellowship Course (please note slight change to the course title) during the fall semester of the student’s first year
- The opportunity to complete a Graduate Minor in Impact Entrepreneurship by enrolling in additional entrepreneurship-focused courses
- Regular cohort meetings and networking events during the academic year
- Peer support from a community of socially minded innovators
- Access to individual mentorship and advising from experienced staff, faculty, and mission-driven entrepreneurs
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An award of $10,000 toward tuition for participation in the two-year Fellowship ($5,000 per year), in addition to any merit-based scholarship they may receive from their degree program. Students are eligible for fellowship funding in combination with merit-based scholarships not to exceed the cost of tuition.*
*Applicants for admission to The New School are also strongly encouraged to submit the FAFSA to be considered for federal loans.