El plazo de admisión de solicitudes de becas para la realización de prácticas profesionales se cerró el 30 de Abril de 2021 con un total de total de 463 participaciones; 414 procedentes de escuelas españolas y 49 procedentes de escuelas portuguesas de arquitectura. Del total, hubo 34 candidatos que participaron por modalidad concurso, 325 en modalidad expediente y 55 por ambas modalidades. En la esta convocatoria se inscribieron un total de 175 candidatos hombre (37,8%) y 280 candidatos mujer (60,5%). La participación de estudiantes sigue siendo mayor, con 340 participantes estudiantes (73,4%) y 123 arquitectos (26,6%).
The deadline for scholarship applications for professional internships was 30 April 2020 with a total of 395 entries; 367 from Spanish and 28 from Portuguese schools of architecture. Out of the total, there were 26 candidates who participated in the contest modality, 315 in the academic record option and 19 in both modalities. A total of 169 male (42.8%) and 226 female (57.2%) candidates applied for this call. Student participation continues to be higher, with 275 student participants (69.6%) and 120 architects (30.4%).
The deadline for scholarship applications for professional internships was 30 April 2019 with a total of 501 entries; 470 from Spanish and 31 from Portuguese schools of architecture. Out of the total, there were 86 candidates who participated in the contest modality, 315 in the academic record option and 69 in both modalities. A total of 228 male (46%) and 261 female (52%) candidates applied for this call. Student participation keeps being on the rise, with 367 student participants (78%) and 112 architects (22%).
The deadline for scholarship applications for professional internships was 30 April 2018 with a total of 468 entries from Spanish and 28 entries from Portuguese schools of architecture, amounting to 496 entries (309 for the Academic Record option, 112 for the Contest modality, and 75 for both modalities). A total of 234 male (47.2%) and 262 female candidates (52.8%) registered for this call.
There was a total of 571 entries, of which 541 corresponded to Spanish and 30 to Portuguese schools of architecture (of the total, 384 entries were in the academic record option, and 187 entries in the contest modality), amounting to a total of 496 participating candidates: 353 Spanish and 19 Portuguese students, and 115 Spanish and 9 Portuguese architects.
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was 5 May 2017 with a total of 754 registrations. Out of the 581 considered valid, 124 belonged to the Contest modality, 355 to the Academic Record option, and 102 to both modalities.
There was a total of 683 entries (457 entries were in the academic record option, and 226 entries in the contest modality), corresponding to 581 participating candidates: 435 students (363 to a single modality and 72 to both modalities) and 146 architects (117 to a single modality and 29 to both modalities).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was April 30, 2016 with a total of 764 valid registrations, of which 470 belong to the Academic Record option, 170 to the Contest option and 124 to both modalities. A total of 356 male candidates (46.6%) and 408 female candidates (53.4%) registered for this call.
There were, therefore, 888 entries (594 entries per file and 294 entries per contest), corresponding to 764 participating candidates: 558 students (466 to a single option and 92 to both options) and 206 architects (174 to a single option and 32 to both).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was April 30, 2015 with a total of 981 valid registrations of which 664 belong to the Academic Record option, 185 to the Contest option and 132 to both modalities. A total of 473 male candidates (48.2%) and 508 female candidates (51.8%) registered for this call.
There were, therefore, 1,113 entries (796 entries per file and 317 entries per contest), corresponding to 981 participating candidates: 737 students (639 to a single option and 98 to both options) and 244 architects (210 to a single option and 34 to both).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was April 30, 2014 with a total of 954 valid registrations of which 532 belong to the Academic Record option, 112 to the Contest option, 98 to both modalities and 212 blank. A total of 361 male candidates (49%) and 375 female candidates (51%) registered for this call.
There were, therefore, 834 entries (621 entries per file and 213 entries per contest), corresponding to 736 participating candidates: 540 students (468 to a single option and 72 to both options) and 196 architects (170 to a single option and 26 to both).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was April 30, 2013 with a total of 904 valid registrations of which 503 belong to the Academic Record option, 213 to the Contest option and 188 to both modalities. A total of 360 male candidates (51.2%) and 343 female candidates (48.8%) registered for this call.
There were, therefore, 811 entries (548 entries per file and 263 entries per contest), corresponding to 703 participating candidates: 508 students (445 to a single option and 63 to both options) and 195 architects (150 to a single option and 45 to both).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was April 30, 2012 with a total of 934 valid registrations, of which 417 belong to the Academic Record option, 322 to the Contest option, 192 to both modalities and 3 blank registrations. A total of 351 male candidates (49.2%) and 361 female candidates (50.8%) registered for this call.
There were, therefore, 827 entries (487 entries per file and 340 entries per contest), corresponding to 712 participating candidates: 541 students (453 to a single option and 88 to both options) and 171 architects (144 to a single option and 27 to both)
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was April 30, 2011 with a total of 856 valid registrations, of which 274 belong to the Academic Record option, 382 to the Contest option, 179 to both modalities and 21 blank registrations. A total of 334 male candidates (54%) and 286 female candidates (46%) registered for this call.
There were, therefore, 730 entries (372 entries per file and 358 entries per contest), corresponding to 620 participating candidates: 450 students (378 to a single option and 72 to both options) and 170 architects (132 to a single option and 38 to both).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was 30 April 2010 with a total of 719 valid registrations. A total of 345 male candidates (48%) and 374 female candidates (52%) were registered for this call, corresponding to 498 students and 221 architects.
There were, therefore, 688 entries (376 entries per file and 312 entries per contest), corresponding to 563 participating candidates: 410 students (307 to a single option and 103 to both options) and 153 architects (119 to a single option and 34 to both).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was 30 April 2009 with a total of 1,262 valid registrations. A total of 505 male candidates (50%) and 509 female candidates (50%) were registered for this call, corresponding to 498 students and 221 architects.
There were, therefore, 914 entries (613 entries per file and 301 entries per contest), corresponding to 762 participating candidates: 544 students (432 to a single option and 112 to both options) and 218 architects (178 to a single option and 40 to both).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was 30 April 2008 with a total of 795 valid registrations. A total of 337 male candidates (57%) and 313 female candidates (43%) were registered for this call, corresponding to 401 students and 90 architects.
There were, therefore, 549 entries (409 entries per file and 138 entries per contest), corresponding to 491 participating candidates: 410 students (363 to a single option and 38 to both) and 90 architects (79 to a single option and 11 to both).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was 30 April 2007 with a total of 502 valid registrations. A total of 246 male candidates (43%) and 185 female candidates (43%) were registered for this call, corresponding to 353 students and 78 architects.
There were, therefore, 306 entries (246 entries per file and 60 entries per contest) corresponding to 288 participating candidates: 273 students (261 to a single option and 12 to both) and 15 architects (10 to a single option and 5 to both).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was 30 April 2006 with a total of 697 valid registrations. A total of 364 male candidates (63%) and 212 female candidates (37%) were registered for this call, corresponding to 455 students and 121 architects.
There were, therefore, 458 entries (255 entries per file and 203 entries per contest) corresponding to 395 participating candidates: 319 students (265 to a single option and 54 to both) and 76 architects (67 to a single option and 9 to both).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was 30 April 2005 with a total of 544 valid registrations. A total of 271 male candidates (60%) and 181 female candidates (40%) were registered for this call, corresponding to 366 students and 86 architects.
There were, therefore, 439 entries (255 entries per file and 184 entries per contest) corresponding to 375 participating candidates: 305 students (251 to a single option and 54 to both options) and 70 architects (60 to a single option and 10 to both).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was 30 April 2004 with a total of 519 valid registrations. A total of 267 male candidates (59%) and 186 female candidates (41%) were registered for this call, corresponding to 348 students and 105 architects.
There were, therefore, 426 entries (300 entries per file and 126 entries per contest) corresponding to 390 participating candidates: 301 students (269 to a single option and 32 to both) and 89 architects (85 to a single option and 4 to both).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was 30 April 2003 with a total of 509 valid registrations. A total of 264 male candidates (61%) and 172 female candidates (39%) were registered for this call, corresponding to 343 students and 93 architects.
There were, therefore, 425 entries (269 entries per file and 156 entries per contest) corresponding to 376 participating candidates: 303 students (262 to a single option and 41 to both options) and 73 architects (66 to a single option and 7 to both).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was 15 May 2002 with a total of 487 valid registrations. A total of 255 male candidates (52%) and 176 female candidates (48%) were registered for this call, corresponding to 366 students and 86 architects.
There were, therefore, 401 entries (282 entries per file and 119 entries per contest) corresponding to 431 registered students (375 were submitted to a single option and 56 to the two options).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was 8 May 2005 with a total of 464 valid registrations. A total of 263 male candidates (57%) and 177 female candidates (43%) registered for this call.
There were, therefore, 446 entries (352 entries per file and 94 entries per contest) corresponding to 405 participating students (364 were submitted to a single option and 41 to both options).
The deadline for scholarship applications for European Architectural Studies internships was 10 May 2000 with a total of 544 valid registrations. A total of 271 male candidates (60%) and 181 female candidates (40%) were registered for this call, corresponding to 366 students and 86 architects.
There were, therefore, 439 entries (255 entries per file and 184 entries per contest) corresponding to 375 participating candidates: 305 students (251 to a single option and 54 to both options) and 70 architects (60 to a single option and 10 to both).
