Master’s Degree Financial Aid Scholarship

For students with financial need. These scholarships are based primarily on your family’s income level and satisfactory academic performance. 

Scholarships for up to 40% of tuition are awarded.

To be able to apply for a scholarship, the student must have already been accepted to
study at IQS.

The guiding criteria for the assessment of the IQS Master’s Degree
Financial Aid Scholarship are:

• Having completed the pre-registration process for an IQS master’s
  degree.
• The sum of the amounts of the tax bases of the income of the reporting members, divided by the number of members of the household, must be less than €20,000 per member of the household.

To be able to apply for a scholarship, the student must have already been accepted to study at IQS.

• To apply for an IQS Master’s Degree Financial Aid Scholarship, you must fill in the information requested before the indicated deadlines, when they request that the documents be submitted.
• Once the scholarship has been awarded, you have seven days to make the pre-enrolment fee payment.
• A student can only hold one scholarship at a time.

Documents Required

To apply for an IQS Master’s Degree Financial Aid Scholarship, you must fill in the information requested before the indicated deadlines, when they request that the following documents be submitted:

• Official academic transcript with the grades obtained in your undergraduate degree.
• European Currículum Vitae format. 
• Letter of intent indicating the degree you wish to study or are studying, addressed to the President of the Scholarship Committee. The student must state the reasons justifying the scholarship application, the family's situation and personal circumstances, as well as any additional information deemed necessary.
• Cohabitation certificate of the individuals living in the same household as the applicant, with a maximum date of 6 months.
• Document corresponding to the electronic filing of the tax return for the last financial year. In case of an individual tax return, a copy of the tax returns of both parents must be submitted. In case of separation or divorce and, with guardianship and shared custody by the spouses, the income tax returns of both parents must be submitted.
• If you do not have to file your income tax return, you must provide:
  
  • a) Certificate that you do not have to file your income tax return.
  • b) Work history certificate.
  • c) Income and withholding statement of all members of the active family unit.
  • g. Salaried employee documentation: Copy of the last pay stub of the parents and relatives (siblings, partner, etc.) who work and live with the student.
• Entrepreneur and self-employed individuals documentation: Entrepreneurs or self-employed individuals must enclose a document accrediting the results of their activities (corporate taxes or income tax on economic activities from the last year, the last four quarterly VAT statements, the annual VAT statement, etc.), and the investee companies.
• Separation or divorce ruling and governing agreement, if necessary.
• Benefits: Certification of household income from unemployment and pensions (widowhood, disability, orphan, etc.) or proof of not receiving these benefits, if applicable. A copy of the time period of unemployment or any other benefits must also be submitted, if applicable.