The University of Seville's Own Research and Transfer Plan (VII PPIT-US) is a fundamental tool that promotes knowledge generation within the institution, defining its research and transfer strategy. This plan benefits doctoral students by integrating their needs within various branches of knowledge and the current context, offering predoctoral contracts and specific funds for attracting strategic talent: https://investigacion.us.es/secretariado-investigacion/plan-propio

Doctoral students at the University of Seville can benefit from various internal mobility grants that allow them to undertake academic and research stays at other universities, both national and international. These opportunities include general international mobility programs, options for international dual degrees, Erasmus+ projects facilitating short stays and participation in training events, and especially mobility grants for research, which cover everything from co-tutelle theses to brief stays at prestigious institutions like the University of California, significantly broadening their training and collaborative experience: https://www.us.es/estudiar/becas-ayudas/becas-y-ayudas-de-movilidad/propias

Thanks to its affiliation with the Real Colegio Complutense at Harvard, the University of Seville offers its teaching and research staff (PDI), doctoral students, and graduates the possibility of applying for scholarships to undertake research stays or pursue a postgraduate degree at Harvard University. Among the programs of the Real Colegio Complutense, those related to various research grants and aid, and postgraduate study scholarships, hold a preferential place: https://edwww.us.es/internacional/movilidad/rcc-harvard

Doctoral students at the University of Seville can access a variety of external mobility grants that allow them to enrich their training and research experience abroad. These aids, offered by various institutions, foundations, and international organizations such as the British Council, Fundación Carolina, AUIP, or Fullbright, cover opportunities ranging from training courses and short research stays at foreign universities, to dual degree programs, thus facilitating the internationalization of their academic career and the expansion of their contact networks in the global scientific field: https://www.us.es/estudiar/becas-ayudas/becas-y-ayudas-de-movilidad/externas