The Fellowship is structured into three components
The Internship
TAMID Fellows come from a range of backgrounds, including business, marketing, computer science, and liberal arts. What they have in common is a strong track record, inside and outside the classroom, and a desire to tackle and complete substantive business projects that will contribute to their company’s growth. Past projects addressed challenges such as pricing strategy, supply chain, market research, digital marketing, web development, beta testing, competitor analysis, financial modeling, and more.
The Program
Fellows learn about Israel’s dynamic startup ecosystem by attending speaking events and participating in workshops led by Israeli business leaders and entrepreneurs in high-tech, venture capital, and private equity among others. In addition, Fellows engage in discussion groups to address TAMID-related challenges back on campus and share best practices between chapter to help foster their broader TAMID network.
Exploring Israel
Most nights and weekends throughout the summer are free for Fellows to discover Israel on their own terms. Whether it’s to hike in the Golan, eat their way through the Jerusalem shut, or simply relax on the beach, there are ample opportunities for Fellows to create their own plans and explore Israel in personally meaningful ways.