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Ramon Llull University-La Salle - La Salle Scholarships

Ramon Llull University-La Salle €9,618

Quick facts

Institution

Ramon Llull University-La Salle

Program

La Salle Scholarships

Amount

€9,618

Last verified: 14 August 2026

About this scholarship

What you get

You will receive 10% off your tuition fees for the first year of a Bachelor’s degree programme at La Salle Campus Barcelona (Universitat Ramon Llull) in Spain. The value is 9,618 EUR. The exact amount depends on which degree programme you choose, and the scholarship is reviewed annually. La Salle Campus Barcelona awards this scholarship to students who attended a La Salle school prior to commencing their studies. You may continue to receive funding from other organisations or a student loan. This scholarship cannot be combined with other La Salle scholarships.

Who can apply

  • Your old school: Before starting your degree, you attended a La Salle school (not a La Salle university) anywhere in the world.
  • Level: You’re starting a bachelor’s degree – your first bachelor’s degree.
  • Field of study: Every bachelor’s degree programme on campus, including engineering, AI and data science, architecture, business administration, multimedia, digital art, animation, philosophy and applied mathematics.
  • Where you study: You enrol at La Salle Campus Barcelona in Spain.
  • Nationality: Applicants of any nationality are welcome to apply. The only requirement is that you have completed your secondary education at a La Salle school.

How to apply

Start the online application for La Salle Campus Barcelona and apply for the scholarship directly as part of this application. The admissions process involves an entrance test and a personal interview before you can be admitted and secure your place on the course.

How realistic are your chances?

This funding is aimed exclusively at former pupils of La Salle schools, meaning that the pool of eligible applicants is significantly smaller than for an open scholarship. There is neither a minimum grade requirement nor an upper limit on the number of scholarships awarded, and almost half of the new students on campus receive funding. If you attended a La Salle school and pass the entrance test and interview, your chances are good.

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