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David Viera / Ramón Machuca
The URJC and the Carolina Foundation have signed an agreement for the 2024-2025 academic year that includes three scholarships for students who do not have residence in Spain and who have the nationality of one of the countries belonging to the Ibero-American Community of Nations or Portugal.
Each of the scholarships will cover 60% of the expenses for formalizing registration, a round-trip plane ticket between Spain and the capital of the scholarship recipient's country of residence and 900 euros per month in aid for accommodation and maintenance. during the face-to-face phase of the master's degree. In addition, the opening of non-pharmaceutical health insurance is included while the beneficiary of this scholarship is studying the master's degree in Spain.
Two of the scholarships are aimed at studying the master's degree in Biodiversity Conservation Techniques and Ecology and the third is for the title of Modern Economic Analysis.
The call to apply for these grants will remain open until March 14. Interested parties can access all the information and process their request on the platform enabled for this purpose at the websites of the foundation. Likewise, a space has been enabled that answers questions in Frequently Asked Questions.
For years, the URJC has maintained this type of agreement with the Carolina Foundation, an institution dedicated entirely to the promotion of cultural relations and cooperation between Spain and the countries of the Ibero-American Community of Nations, particularly in the scientific, cultural and educational fields. higher education.