IMPORTANT about the initial identification of the candidate, which may involve additional procedures:
This form will be active until July 27th, 2026 at 14:00, when neither modifications nor sending will be allowed.
Once the applicant identifies himself/herself for the first time, the initiated draft form will be saved and may be retrieved, modified and/or extended at any time within the above period.
It is important that, if modifications are made, the application is validated and submitted again, up to the last screen, and a proof of registration is obtained. Changes that are not validated, submitted and signed are not considered as changes.
If more than one application is submitted, only the last one will be taken into consideration.
The candidate must agree the submission of this application with her/his thesis supervisor. A single thesis supervisor may sponsor only one application for an IFUdG grant, or two applications for IFUdG-AE grants. If two or more IFUdG applications, or three or more IFUdG-AE applications, list the same thesis supervisor, all will be excluded.
Much of the information required to fill in the form must be selected from the data provided by the document itself, which originates from the various databases of the UdG. If an error is detected, or an error message appears in the automatic data that will be displayed, you should notify recerca@udg.edu so that it can be clarified/corrected and continue with the form. In some cases it will be because the GERIÓ will not have the information (SGR, project, agreement...) and it will be necessary for the applicant or the thesis supervisor to provide it previously to the OTRiT. For this reason we recommend confirming the data you have entered in the GERIÓ and/or starting the application as soon as possible.
This call for applications uses inclusive language and does not discriminate on the basis of gender. Following the recommendations of the UdG Guide for an egalitarian use of language, the generic masculine has been used - as unmarked gender - when it has been considered that the clarity and intelligibility of the text made it advisable.