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Nina Capital Fellows
Nina Capital Fellows is Nina Capital's fellowship offering an exclusive opportunity for former interns to deepen their involvement in health tech.
- Application state
- Not currently accepting
Overview
What Nina Capital Fellows offers
What Nina Capital Fellows is
Nina Fellows is a selective post-internship fellowship run by Nina Capital, a specialized venture capital firm investing exclusively at the intersection of healthcare and technology. The program is not a public entry-level fellowship; it is offered to exceptional Nina interns and past Nina team members who continue engaging with the firm after their internship ends. Fellows support Nina's investment and platform work after their internships by discovering founders, representing Nina Capital at international events, researching cutting-edge technologies and unmet clinical needs, analyzing companies and market trends, and supporting portfolio companies.
Operational profile
Program status and context
Program status describes the program itself. Application availability and deadlines remain separate.
- Operational status
- Active
- Program type
- Fellowship
- Host organization
- Nina Capital
- Last reviewed
- June 13, 2026
Terms and economics
Published program terms
- Price
- Free
- Compensation
- Unknown
Compensation and economics
Compensation details are not disclosed. The program does not offer carry or investment authority.
Focus and fit
Who the program is for
Program thesis
Nina Capital invests in healthcare transformation powered by information technology, led by need-driven founders, with a focus on pre-seed to seed+ investments and check sizes from EUR 200k to EUR 1.5M. Fellows contribute to this thesis through research on unmet clinical needs, technologies, companies, market trends, founders, and portfolio support.
Eligibility
Nina Fellows are selected from exceptional former Nina interns and past team members, not from a direct public fellowship application. The feeder internship program targets students and recent graduates, especially people studying life sciences, medicine, healthtech, computer science, data science, health economics, or related technical fields.
Selection approach
Nina Fellows are selected after a Nina internship. The public route is to apply for Nina's internship program, where the best fit is generally students or recent graduates seeking VC exposure in healthtech; a prior intern article describes applying by direct email, studying Nina's thesis and portfolio, proposing a project, interviewing, and refining the project plan before joining.
- Stages
- Pre-seed · Seed · Seed+
- Regions
- Global
- Audience
- Students · Investors · Operators · Researchers
- Geographic eligibility
- Global
- Career stage
- Student · Early Career
Format and cadence
How participation works
- Presence
- Remote
- Main location
- Barcelona, Spain
- Engagement
- Part Time
Delivery model
The program is delivered remotely, allowing fellows to engage from anywhere.
Participation expectations
Fellows are expected to commit no more than about 8-10 hours per month depending on their academic or professional calendar.
Availability and engagement
Application timing and route
- Application state
- Not currently accepting
- Admissions
- By Invitation
- Application materials
- Resume · Written Statement · Interview
Value and support
What participation may provide
Publicly described support is context, not a guarantee of current delivery or future benefit.
What participants may receive
Nina Fellows continue learning and engaging with the firm after their internships, staying close to the investment team while contributing to founder discovery, events, research, market analysis, company analysis, and portfolio support. Fellows also strengthen entrepreneurial communities in their regions and on their campuses, operating as ambassadors for Nina's healthtech venture-backed ecosystem.
Common questions
Program details at a glance
Nina Capital Fellows is published in Upseed as a fellowship program hosted by Nina Capital. Upseed treats the Program and its host Organization as separate records so each can have its own status and sources.
Source and update disclosure
Know what this page is based on
Source basis
Public organization and program material, official websites, and structured Upseed records.
Last reviewed
June 13, 2026
Known limits
Terms, deadlines, and application states can change. Confirm current details at the published destination before acting. Upseed does not yet classify every Program destination as official.
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