University of Granada - UGR Scholarships for Undergraduate Students from Czech Republic, Romania, Poland, Slovak Republic

UGR Eastern Europe bilingual-section scholarship

You will receive a funding package worth approximately 2,240 EUR per academic year for your Bachelor’s degree (Grado) at University of Granada in Spain. It consists of several components: a one-off lump sum for materials amounting to 240 EUR, a living allowance of 2,000 EUR, paid in two instalments of 1,000 EUR each, one meal per day in the university canteens throughout the year, and an exemption from the standard public tuition fees for the credits you need to complete your degree. The University of Granada is funding this as part of its own scholarship programme. The scholarship is valid for one academic year and may be renewed annually, provided you continue to meet the conditions. In total, the university awards 17 new scholarships and 24 renewals in the participating countries.

Who can apply

• Degree level: You are starting the first year of your Bachelor’s degree at the University of Granada.
• Field of study: Any subject.
• Your school: You completed secondary education in your home country in the 2025/2026 year as part of a bilingual Spanish programme. If you are from Ukraine, you have attended a specialised Spanish-speaking school that enables access to university.
• Nationality: You come from Bulgaria, Slovakia, Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, Romania or Ukraine.
• Admission: You have been admitted to the University of Granada and are enrolling for a full academic year with the corresponding credits.
• Financial need: Your family income will be assessed against the thresholds set for your country. The lower the income, the higher the score.
• Grades: Your high school average counts. A stronger record scores higher.

How to apply

Submit the official application form at your bilingual school section, your specialized school, or the Spanish Embassy's education office in your country. The deadline is 16 July 2026. A selection committee, which includes the Embassy's education office, scores all applications on family income and grades, ranks them, and proposes who is awarded.