The Lifelong Learning Centre and the University have agreements with companies and other institutions that provide students with grants for postgraduate studies. If you would like to know whether the course you have selected has been assigned any funds for grants, go to the course description and consult the section Observations.

If there is no grant option for your course or you wish to find out about other options, we advise you to consult the section on grants at the website. This site provides information about grants provided by both local and foreign administrations, and also grants from private and business.

If you work, you may be eligible for grants provided by the Tripartite Foundation for Training in Employment as part of the project to encourage individual training leave. If your company believes that it is in their interests to increase your knowledge, you may be able to obtain subsidies for worker training. You apply for the subsidy and your company pays the matriculation fee and makes you available during the working day. The cost will be refunded. All the conditions can be consulted at the Tripartite Foundation’s website.

Every year, the Spanish Agency for International Cooperation provides foreign students with grants for postgraduate studies. For further information, see Becas MAEC. What is more, the Ministry of Education and Science subsidises 70% of the interests.

For foreign students from the United States can opt for Fullbright grants.