Engineers for Social Impact: Prestigious Fellowship / Summer Internship Program
Opportunity: Engineers for Social Impact Fellowship (Website)
Key Dates:
Application deadline: March 2, 2008
For Whom:
Current undergraduate students at these premier engineering schools: BITS-Pilani & BITS-Goa , IIT-B, IIT-D, IIT-K, IIT-KGP, IIT-M, NITK-S, NIT-T, NIT-W and NSIT
10 Schools. 5 Fellows. 1 Opportunity.
‘Engineers for Social Impact’ is a unique and prestigious fellowship program to connect the best engineering talent to the most credible social enterprises that drive market-based solutions to development in India.
In 2008, an eminent panel of experts with degrees from London School of Economics, MIT, Michigan and Yale will select 5 E4SI Fellows.
Why Become an E4SI Fellow?
- Once an Engineers for Social Impact Fellow, you are a Fellow for life
- Gain from challenging immersion experiences in partner social enterprises. E4SI partner social enterprises (founded by alumni from schools such as Harvard, Wharton, INSEAD and IIT) are leaders in the sectors of Education, Energy, Health, Micro-finance and Multiple Bottom-line Investment Advisory.
- Join a select cohort of outstanding young leaders committed to social impact.
- Build valuable relationships with thought leaders in the development sector.
Apply here. The organizers aren’t looking for a minimum GPA — but for a demonstrated passion towards entrepreneurship and social innovation.
View the poster here.
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Hi!! Nice to c your work here on this blog plus your awesome ‘in-nutshell’ profile on Engineers for Social impact…Gr8 wrk..seriously
Anyways myself Gaurav from NIT warangal…an avid blogger and budding entrepreneur with GaufireSpeaks.com coming up as ma new venture.Hey i am finding my self bigtime interested for this E4si.org opportunity..perhaps i was looking for this kind of Chance only…So may i have some tips from you on how to go about applying for it.
Will be eagerly waiting for reply.Cya
Gaurav,
Great to hear of your interest.
I’d encourage you to apply. Instructions are available at http://www.e4si.org/apply. You would need to submit a copy of your CV and answers to 2 questions.
The internships will be diverse in nature, from marketing to technology assignments. It would be a good idea to read the immersion briefs (to be uploaded soon) well before starting off on your answers.
Since you are an avid blogger, I’d urge you to blog about E4SI - and share information about this opportunity.
In NIT-W, E4SI will be partnering with your entrepreneurship club.
Good luck.
its quite ashamed that this event is only confind to d students of iits and nits only
i am from a prestigious govt eng college but unable to participate in this event ;
kindly pay attention towards it and make it open for all so that the true talent may come in d picture ………..
Amit,
Thanks for your comment.
The decision to restrict applications to 10 partner schools is equally strategic, as much as it is driven by logistics for a young volunteer initiative. This will be reviewed in the next edition.
E4SI is a highly selective program — with 5 Fellows being selected — and we believe that the pool of 15,000+ students at 10 premier universities can present the true talent you refer to.
Best,
Nitin
Founder - Engineers for Social Impact
Hey Nitin, are you the founder of engineers for social impact? its great .. I am from NITK ECE
Hi all!
The entire concept of E4SI is very interesting and exciting.
But its disappointing to see Delhi College of Engineering not being a part of the program in spite of being one of the premier engineering schools of the country.
I’m sure that including DCE would no doubt add to the pool of talent that is being looked for.Kindly look into the matter as there are many here like me who will be more than interested in this wonderful opportunity.
Saksham Agarwal
1st Year,Computer Engineering
Delhi College of Engineering