This is a unified call for applications incorporating grants promoted by Nexus Geographics and the Chair of Information and Computing, the Calonge-Sant Antoni Chair of Gastronomy, Culture and Tourism, the ATL Drinking Water Chair, and the TII/UdG educational funding agreement.

Call for enrolment grants for studying one of the master's degrees at the UdG included in the call.

Eligible applicants: Students enrolling on the first and/or second year of a 60, 90 or 120 ECTS master’s degree at the University of Girona (listed in Annex I of the call), with an average mark of 6.5 or higher in the academic record submitted for admission.In the case of second-year master's degree students, those who have an average academic record mark for the first year of the master's degree equal to or greater than 6.5 will be eligible to apply.

Provision of funding: The maximum amount for each grant will be the total amount corresponding to the enrolment on 60 credits of an official master's degree at the University of Girona for the 2026-2027 academic year.
This amount will be the sum established by the Government of Catalonia in the decree establishing the prices of academic services at public universities in Catalonia for the 2026-2027 academic year (30 credits for students enrolling on the second year of a master's degree of 90 credits)

Application deadline: Applications must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. (Girona local time) on 7 July 2026.

Requirements:

Individuals interested in being beneficiaries of the grants must meet the following requisites, on the end date of the application submission period:

For first-year master's degree students:

• Hold a qualification awarded by a university outside Spain that grants access to the master’s degree.
• Not having a permit to reside in Spain.
• Not being in possession, nor meeting the requirements for obtaining a certificate of the same level or higher, except in cases of a dual bachelor's degree within the framework of an agreement.
• Have completed the pre-enrolment process for one of the official master’s degrees included in Annex I of the call (for new students).The master’s pre-enrolment application must include all required documents, including the Statement of Mark Equivalence issued by the Spanish Ministry of Education, Vocational Training and Sports.
• Having paid the fee for the study of the documentation and academic record for the selection and assignment of the candidacy for the Master's degree, in accordance with the current price decree for the academic services of Catalan public universities.
• To have been accepted on the master's degree for which the applicant pre-enrolled.
• Having an average grade on the academic record for the course providing access to a master's degree equal to or higher than 6.5.
• Not having received this grant in previous calls.

For second-year students in a master's degree programme of 90 or 120 recognised credits:

• Have an average grade in the first year of a master's degree equal to or greater than 6.5.
• Having passed 100% of the credits in the first year of the master's degree.
• Not having received this grant more than once in previous calls.

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Call for enrolment grants for studying one of the master's degrees at the UdG included in the call.

Recipients: students who wish to enrol on an official master's degree programme at the UdG and meet the academic progress requirements established in the terms and conditions of the call by the day of the application deadline.

To apply for these grants applicants must be pre-enrolled on a master's programmes included in the call and have an average grade in their bachelor's degree, pre-EHEA degree or diploma academic transcript equal to or above 6.5.

REQUIREMENTS:

For first-year master's degree students:

• Being in possession of a university degree or certificate substituting a degree that gives access to the master's degree issued by a university in the Spanish university system or having the official recognition or declaration of equivalence by the corresponding Ministry of a university degree issued by a foreign university.
• For students who have studied at the UdG, they must have passed 240 credits of bachelor's degree studies by the deadline for submitting applications.
• Being a resident of the European Union.
• Having an average grade on the course providing access to a master's degree equal to or higher than 6.5.
• Not be in possession of or meet the requirements for obtaining another official master's degree.
• Having pre-enrolled on any of the official master's degrees listed in Annexe I of the call.
• Having paid the fee for the study of the documentation and academic record for the selection and assignment of the candidacy for the Master's degree, in accordance with the current price decree for the academic services of Catalan public universities.
• Pre-enrolment on the master’s degree must be completed with all the required documentation.
• Not having received this grant in previous calls.

For second-year students in a master's degree programme of 90 or 120 recognised credits:

• Have an average grade in the first year of a master's degree equal to or greater than 6.5.
• Having passed 100% of the credits in the first year of the master's degree.
• Not having received this grant more than once in previous calls.

Amount of the grant: The maximum amount of each grant will be determined by the Government of Catalonia in the decree establishing the prices for academic services at public universities in Catalonia for the 2026-2027 academic year.The grant will cover a maximum of the amount of the academic tuition fees for 60 credits of an official master's degree course at the University of Girona for the academic year 2026-2027 (30 credits for students enrolling in the second year of a 90-credit master's degree course).