The Northeastern University Center for Entrepreneurship Education (NUCEE) offers non-equity grants to students and the wider NU community. These grants are designed to stimulate entrepreneurial exploration across the global Northeastern campus in support of our vibrant entrepreneurship community and the incubation of early stage ventures.
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We know that building a new product can seem daunting. That is why we want to help you take the first step. The Prototype Fund is designed to encourage Northeastern University undergraduate students to learn something new. Applicants can receive up to $1500 (two times per project) to help fund the costs associated with building the prototypes, samples, or mockups needed to get market feedback.
We aim for 40% of the Prototype Fund to be awarded to individuals who identify as underrepresented in entrepreneurship. This is part of our commitment to intentionally create an inclusive and diverse entrepreneurial community.
Unsure if the Prototype Fund applies to you? Apply anyway! We will review your information.
Deadline: Friday January 3rd 2025 (11:59 EST)
Amount Eligible: Up to $1,500
You’re Eligible if: You are an enrolled undergraduate student at Northeastern University.
The Alpha Fund is an advanced prototype fund designed to support the development of early-stage products, systems, and services. A successful application will get you $5,000 in non-equity grant funding to turn your technical data into a viable proof of concept!
We aim for 40% of the Alpha Fund to be awarded to individuals who identify as underrepresented in entrepreneurship. This is representative of our commitment to intentionally create an inclusive and diverse entrepreneurial community.
Unsure if the Alpha Fund applies to you? Apply anyway! We will review your information.
Deadline: Friday January 3rd 2025 (11:59 EST)
Amount Eligible: Up to $5,000
You’re Eligible if: You are a current student, faculty, staff, or alumni and your proposed prototype incorporates a clear degree of technology intensity. Undergraduates must have previously received the Undergraduate Prototype Fund to be eligible.