Rice University
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Rice University

Rice University is an academic institution with 1 startup funding programme on startupfunds. Browse every opportunity below, with eligibility, amounts and how to apply.

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Quick answer

Rice University runs 1 startup funding program listed on startupfunds, spanning competition funding up to ₹15.8L. 1 is accepting applications right now.

Programs listed
1 (1 open now)
Funding types
Competition
Funding amount
Up to ₹15.8L
Provider type
Academic institution
Geography
Startups registered in India
Equity-free
Some programs take no equity

About Rice University

Houston's top research university, home to the Rice Alliance — one of the world's leading startup accelerator programs.

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Frequently asked questions

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How many funding programs does Rice University offer?
Rice University currently lists 1 startup funding program on startupfunds, of which 1 is open to applications right now. New cohorts are added as Rice University announces them.
What type of funding does Rice University provide?
Rice University backs startups through competition funding, and some of its programs are equity-free (no equity is taken in return). Funding is typically up to ₹15.8L.
How much funding can a startup get from Rice University?
Rice University's programs offer up to ₹15.8L. The exact amount depends on the specific program, stage and your startup's needs.
How do I apply to Rice University programs?
Pick the Rice University program you're interested in from the list below to see its eligibility, funding amount, deadline and step-by-step how-to-apply guide. Applications are submitted through Rice University's official channels; you can also reach their official site from the top of this page.

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