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Universidad Pontificia Comillas PhD Scholarships 2026 in Spain – Fully Funded

International students can study a doctorate in Spain with full funding thanks to the Universidad Pontificia Comillas PhD Scholarships 2026. Two four-year PhD places in important areas like economics, digitalization, sustainability, and social transformation are offered by the School of Economics and Business.

Comillas University, a prominent university in Madrid, is renowned for its academic prowess, international partnerships, and steadfast dedication to moral and environmental principles. Through professional supervision and a global learning environment, the program fosters the growth of creative researchers.

Candidates who want to contribute to important research while receiving top-notch academic experience in Europe may apply for this fellowship.

Eligibility Criteria :

Academic Requirements:

  • possess both a master’s degree (MA/MSc or MRes) and a bachelor’s degree (BA/BSc).
  • have earned at least 300 ECTS credits.

Proficiency in Language:

  • Show that you are proficient in C1 (Effective Operational Proficiency) English.
  • Although not required, knowing Spanish is beneficial.

Academic Prominence:

  • Provide solid academic transcripts from both undergraduate and graduate programs.

Study Proposal:

  • Send in a unique, self-written research proposal that is in line with the specified research fields.
  • AI-generated proposals are not approved.

Spain is the host nation.

Program Level: PhD; Host University: Comillas Pontifical University; Subjects of Study: Business, Economics, Sustainability, Innovation, and Regional Competitiveness

International students are eligible; funding is fully funded.

Benefits :

  • €23,463.30 (gross) per year
  • 90% waiver of tuition
  • Health insurance via the public system in Spain
  • A laptop and a separate office space are offered.
  • Access to free fitness centers and a canteen
  • More money for international research stays, conferences, and data collecting
  • Four years of full-time job (37.5 hours per week)

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