1. Study in Valencia (SIV) ScholarshipsAvailability: ? No dedicated SIV scholarships currently advertised.At present, the official Study in Valencia website does not list any merit-based, need-based, or automatic scholarships specifically funded by Study in Valencia for international students. However, SIV may provide: Guidance on available external scholarships. Information about promotional tuition offers (when available). Advice on payment plans. Support in identifying funding opportunities.2. University of Valencia ScholarshipsSome programmes offered through SIV are delivered in collaboration with the University of Valencia (Universitat de València). Students enrolled in eligible official university programmes may be able to apply for scholarships administered by the University of Valencia, subject to programme eligibility. Examples include: University of Valencia Scholarships Tuition Fee Assistance Financial Support Programmes Residence Scholarships (selected programmes) International Cooperation ScholarshipsThe Generalitat Valenciana (Valencian Government) offers scholarships for students enrolled in eligible universities within the Valencian University System.Examples include: Tuition Fee Exemption Scholarships Academic Excellence Grants Manuela Solís Grants Completion Scholarships GV Talent Scholarships EligibilityGenerally, applicants must: Be enrolled in an eligible official university programme. Meet academic performance requirements. Satisfy financial eligibility criteria (where applicable). Meet nationality or residency conditions specified in each call.4. Spanish Government ScholarshipsInternational students may also explore scholarships offered by the Spanish Ministry of Education and other national bodies, depending on the programme and student status.These may include: General University Scholarships Tuition Fee Assistance Academic Merit Awards Research Grants Mobility Scholarships5. Erasmus+ ScholarshipsStudents enrolled in eligible partner institutions may have opportunities to participate in Erasmus+ mobility programmes.Potential benefits include: Study exchange opportunities. Internship funding. Mobility grants. International academic exchange. Eligibility depends on: Programme participation. Partner institution agreements. Academic standing. Availability of Erasmus+ funding.6. University of Valencia – AUIP ScholarshipsThe University of Valencia, together with the Association of Ibero-American Postgraduate Universities (AUIP), offers scholarships for selected official master's programmes.BenefitsThese scholarships may include: Tuition support. Financial assistance for study. Support for eligible postgraduate students. EligibilityTypically intended for: Students from Latin American universities that are members of AUIP. Applicants admitted to eligible official master's programmes. Students meeting academic admission requirements. 7. Fundacion Carolina ScholarshipsStudents applying to eligible postgraduate programmes in Spain may also consider Fundación Carolina Scholarships, one of Spain's best-known international scholarship programmes.These scholarships generally support: Master's degrees. Doctoral studies. Academic mobility. Professional development.8. MAEC-AECID ScholarshipsInternational students may also explore MAEC-AECID Scholarships, funded by Spain's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.These scholarships are commonly available for: Master's programmes. Research. Academic cooperation. International development studies.General Eligibility RequirementsWhile each scholarship has its own criteria, applicants commonly need to meet the following requirements: Admission to an eligible programme. Valid passport. Good academic record. Required educational qualifications. Supporting academic documents. Proof of language proficiency (if applicable). Motivation letter or statement of purpose (for some scholarships). Letters of recommendation (where required). Compliance with nationality or residency rules specified by the scholarship provider. Submission before the published application deadline.Required DocumentsApplicants may be asked to provide: Completed scholarship application form. Passport copy. Admission or offer letter. Academic transcripts. Degree certificates. Curriculum Vitae (CV). Motivation letter. Recommendation letters. Proof of language proficiency (if required). Financial documents (for need-based awards). Additional documents requested by the scholarship provider.What Scholarship Funding May CoverDepending on the scholarship, funding may include: Full or partial tuition fees. Registration fees. Monthly living allowance. Accommodation assistance. Travel expenses. Health insurance. Research or study materials. Mobility grants for exchange programmes.Important Notes for International Students Study in Valencia does not currently guarantee scholarships for international students. Scholarship availability depends on the programme, partner institution, and annual funding calls. Many government-funded scholarships have nationality, residency, or academic eligibility requirements. Students should apply for scholarships as early as possible because funding is competitive and application deadlines are often several months before programme commencement. Applicants are encouraged to contact the SIV admissions office for the latest information on available funding opportunities and eligibility.