✨ Should I Apply for University of Valencia Luisa Cardona Scholarship?
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75%
Eligibility Match
50%
Win Probability
7/10
Difficulty
6/10
Reward Score
30–45 hrs
Time Required
Low
Competition
🌍 Overview
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Award Amount
Approximately €600 to €1,000 monthly plus tuition coverage
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Duration
1 academic year (renewable for 2-year programs)
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Deadline
May (Annual)
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Fields
All official Master's programs offered by the University of Valencia
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Awards/Year
Varies (Approximately 20 per call)
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Study Country
Spain
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Provider
Universitat de València (University of Valencia)
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Acceptance
Check official website
The Luisa Cardona program is a specific initiative by the University of Valencia to support students from developing countries in pursuing postgraduate education. It specifically targets those who intend to use their acquired knowledge to improve the social and economic conditions of their home nations.
👥 Who Should Apply
Must be a national of a developing country as defined by the ODA, hold a degree that allows access to Master's studies in Spain, and not be a resident in Spain prior to the call.
🏛️ Host University
Universitat de València
🤝 Sponsor
Universitat de València - International Relations and Cooperation Service
🌐 Fields of Study
All official Master's programs offered by the University of Valencia
✨ Key Benefits
Covers full tuition fees for official Master's studies and provides a monthly allowance for living expenses during the academic year.
🎯 Target Students
International students from ODA recipient countries
Must be a national of a developing country as defined by the ODA, hold a degree that allows access to Master's studies in Spain, and not be a resident in Spain prior to the call.
This scholarship covers: Covers full tuition fees for official Master's studies and provides a monthly allowance for living expenses during the academic year.. Coverage may vary — check the official website for exact details.
The deadline is May (Annual). Always verify with the official website as dates may change annually.
Competition level: Low. Acceptance rate: Check official website. Strong academic record and clear motivation are essential.
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Typically required: academic transcripts, passport, Varies by program (Spanish proficiency B1/B2 usually required for most programs), Varies by specific Master's program recommendation letters, CV, personal statement/motivation letter. Check official website for the complete list.