PostHog for Students
Curated events for the builders on campus*
PostHog for Students brings our team (and special guests) to your campus for talks, mixers, and networking. Learn how products and companies are built and connect with the people behind them.
- In-person mixers each semester with a PostHog team member
- Talks, Q&A, and 1:1 mentorship on building products and companies
- $2,000 in cash and merch to run a campus event
You're a Bay Area or a University of California student
You or your student org apply to host an event
We pair you with a PostHog team member and schedule your event
We cover food and merch, you bring the builders
What we bring to campus
PostHog for Students isn't a limp online course ending in a LinkedIn certificate nobody cares about. It's a curated series of IRL events we'll help you run on campus, in partnership with a club or student org, unique to your interests. Each semester we'll bring PostHog team members to talk about building products and companies, then follow up for a Q&A later in the semester. It's about learning how things actually get built and meeting the people who do the building.
On campus
In-person mixer
A PostHog team member gives a talk on a specific topic about building AI tools, shipping product, or starting a company. Food, drinks, and merch on us.
On campus or Remote
Ask us anything
Gather your group for an AMA with us. It can cover anything from career advice to demos. Whatever is most useful for you.
Get invited to Startup School
A few times a year we bring students together in SF at Hogpatch, our space normally reserved for YC founders. Want in? Apply below.
Bring PostHog to your campus
We love meeting students when we can. Host our events for the builders at your school and we'll back you: a $1,000 cash grant for food and drinks, $1,000 in PostHog merch to give away, and a PostHog team member to speak and hang out.
The best organizers usually already run something. A CS club, a founder community, an AI society, hackathons. Sound like you? Apply below and tell us what you'd put on.