Mobility Grants for 2027 AUIP Dual Graduate Degree Programs among Ibero-American universities

Becas AUIP

8 July 2026

Becas AUIP 2027 para movilidad en dobles titulaciones de postgrado entre universidades iberoamericanas.The Ibero-American Graduate University Association (AUIP) has opened the call for mobility grants for international Dual Graduate Degree Programs. The application period is now open and shall remain so through October 31, 2027.

This call aims at designing, consolidating, and launching international dual graduate degree programs. It also promotes mobility among universities affiliated with the AUIP.

For this call for applications, up to 10 grants are available (for each one of the dual degree programs). It is open to students enrolled in any of the master’s programs (listed in the call for applications). Students must complete the required coursework at their home university in accordance with the agreement between the institutions. They may then be admitted to study at another university, where they may continue with the established academic program.

Dual programs eligible for these grants:

Master of Administration of Human Resources at the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico and the Master’s in Human Resources Management, Work and Organizations at the Miguel Hernández University of Elche (Spain).

Grant amounts: Each grant awards a maximum of 5,000 euros to cover expenses related to mobility, and more specifically:

– International travel: The grant covers a round-trip airline ticket from the home university to the host university, up to a maximum of 1,250 euros.

– Living expenses and housing: The grant includes a maximum of 625 euros per month to help cover expenses during the stay at the host university, for up to 6 months.

All interested individuals may find further information about this at https://auip.org/es/becas-auip/3092

The AUIP has launched this call for proposals to promote collaboration among higher education institutions in the Ibero-American Knowledge Space (EIC). Its goal is to foster academically significant dual graduate degree programs among partner universities. Institutions offering graduate programs in any field of study are eligible to apply for this initiative.