Spanish Studies Abroad has awarded over $230,000 in scholarships since 2001 via its two scholarships, the Merit-Based Scholarship and the Diversity Scholarship, for academic programmes in Spain, Puerto Rico, Cuba, and Argentina.

More information can be found here: https://spanishstudies.org/

The Fulbright Program offers grants to qualified U.S. students and young professionals to pursue independent research in Spain.

More information can be found here: https://us.fulbrightonline.org/about/fulbright-us-student-program

CIEE’s need-based grants offer support to students who face financial barriers to studying abroad. The application processes for these grants all require proof of Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Estimated Family Contribution (EFC), as displayed on the applicant’s FAFSA Student Aid Report (SAR). That’s because the CIEE awards need-based grants based on students’ EFCs and program selection.

More information can be found here: https://www.ciee.org/go-abroad/college-study-abroad/scholarships/how-apply?utm_source=gooverseas&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=study&utm_content=spain-scholarships-article

http://www.becas-santander.com/

Grant from the Latin-American Postgraduate University Association (AUIP)

This association offers various programmes such as the Movilidad entre Universidades Andaluzas y Latinoamericanas (Mobility between Andalusian and Latin-American Universities) and the Movilidad Académica entre Instituciones Asociadas a la AUIP (Academic Mobility between Institutions associated to the AUIP).
More information can be found here: http://www.auip.org/index.php/es/becas-auip

These are aimed at Spanish emigrants whose spouses and children live abroad and wish to pursue university studies in Spain, and do not have the financial resources.
More information can be found here: http://www.mecd.gob.es/portada-mecd/

In terms of loans, please note that bank loans are a common means of financing postgraduate study in Spain. Banks to look at: Banc Sabadell, BBVA, CatalunyaCaixa, La Caixa. However, you may look into the option of applying for a loan in their home country first as many bank loans require evidence of Spanish residency or a long-standing relationship with that bank. You will need to obtain an NIE (Spanish residence permit) for applying for a Spanish loan or other financial activities, such as opening a bank account. Many loans require monthly payments during the study period.

Accepted students must confirm their enrolment by paying a non-refundable enrolment deposit within four (4) weeks of receiving the acceptance letter. The enrolment deposit is deducted from the total tuition fees for the programme.

The following list outlines the enrolment deposit fees for each programme:

On Campus Programmes Enrolment Deposit: 3.800€

On Campus

Postgraduate Programmes Enrolment Deposit: 2.800€

On-line Programmes Enrolment Deposit: 2.800€

There are two ways to submit a payment for your fees:

1. International bank transfer

Bank: CaixaBank

Account number: 2100 5000 54 0200037560
IBAN (electronic format): ES5121005000540200037560
IBAN (paper format): ES51 2100 5000 5402 0003 7560
SWIFT/BIC: CAIXESBBXXX
Holder : Institut d’Arquitectura Avançada de Catalunya
Address: Calle Aribau, 185 08021 Barcelona

Note: Make sure that the bank transferring SUBJECT or CONCEPT is the applicant’s name, and not the person who orders the transfer. Also make sure to select the SWIFT instructions code “OUR” when ordering the bank transfer. This means that you have to pay the transfer charges.

2. Flywire

Accepted students can also submit payment via the Flywire platform using their credit card or other methods of payment supported by the platform.

You can access IAAC´s Flywire portal at: iaac.flywire.com

Some accepted students may be required to take preparatory courses before the start of the academic year. Pre-courses are introductory intensive courses offered to accepted applicants who may need to refine their proficiency in the software and tools central to the IAAC curriculum.

Pre-course fees for the MAA, MAEBB, MaAI, MaCT, MRAC and MDEF programmes

Upon acceptance, applicants will receive a list of mandatory, or recommended, modules along with the
corresponding fees:

• If three (3) mandatory modules are assigned by the Academic Committee, the total fee is €1200. Applicants may choose up to two (2) additional modules at €300 per module.
• If two (2) mandatory modules are assigned by the Academic Committee, the total fee is €1200. Applicants must select one (1) additional module from the list at an extra cost of €400. Applicants can choose a fourth and fifth module at €300 each.
• If one (1) mandatory module is assigned by the Academic Committee, participation in the pre-course is recommended. Applicants can choose two (2) additional modules at an extra cost of €400, making the total fee €1200. They may also choose a fourth and fifth module at €300 each.
• If no mandatory modules are assigned by the Academic Committee, attendance to the precourses is optional. Applicants wishing to participate in the pre-courses can select up to three (3) modules for a total cost of €1200. Additional fourth and fifth modules can be added for €300 each.

Pre-course fees for the 3DPA programme

The total cost for all three (3) modules in the 3DPA Pre-course is €500.
Note: Applicants cannot add, remove, or change modules in the 3DPA pre-course.

Pre-course fees for the MaCAD programme

The fees for the MaCAD pre-course modules are as follows:

• 1 module: 200€
• 2 modules: 300€
• 4 modules: 400€