1. Estar admitido en uno de los programas de master oficiales que se impartirán en la Universidad de Navarra en el año académico 2022-2023. 

2. Que la renta familiar per cápita del ejercicio 2020 sea inferior a 20.000 € (25.000 € en algunos casos).

3. Haber obtenido una nota media superior a 7 en los estudios de Grado que le dan acceso al máster, con excepción de algunos programas para los que no existe este requisito.

4. Confirmada la participación en el Plan de Incentivación, al alumno se le indicará el importe de la matrícula total del Programa Máster.

5. Todos los ECTS matriculados en primera y segunda convocatoria serán abonados con la tarifa asignada al alumno, actualizada con arreglo a un porcentaje que determine la Universidad próximo al IPC en el segundo curso.

6. Las asignaturas que tengan como calificación «suspenso», «no presentado» o «renuncia de convocatoria» se consideran no superadas. En los créditos repetidos no se aplica el Plan de Incentivación. Esas asignaturas no superadas se abonarán al importe ordinario correspondiente, al igual que el resto de alumnos.

7. El importe incentivado de la matrícula únicamente podrá ser bonificado mediante el descuento Alumni o el descuento por pronto pago.

8. El Plan de Incentivación no es acumulable a ninguna bonificación, a excepción de las mencionadas en el punto anterior. En caso de que se pudiera aplicar alguna bonificación, ésta siempre será la más beneficiosa para el estudiante. 

9. El Plan de Incentivación es compatible con la Beca Santander Máster Universidad de Navarra y las becas públicas.

Aquellas personas que estén interesadas deberán solicitar la admisión en el portal miUNAV, aportando la documentación requerida para el Estudio de Coste y Becas. 

La resolución del Estudio de Coste y Becas, que dará acceso al Plan de Incentivación, se comunicará en los plazos previstos para la resolución de la admisión.

Si desea más información puede ponerse en contacto con la Oficina de Financiación de los Estudios del Servicio de Admisión a través de email (becas@unav.es) o por teléfono (+34 948 42 56 14).

• You will need to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). We will use the information from your FAFSA to assist in determining your eligibility for a Direct Subsidized Loan and/or a Direct Unsubsidized Loan.

1. You may complete the FAFSA electronically via the FAFSA.

2. To complete the FAFSA electronically, you must have a Federal Student Aid username and password. To apply for a FSA username and password, visit the Federal Student Aid website.

3. After the Department processes your FAFSA, you will receive a Student Aid Report (SAR).  Please retain the SAR for your records and be prepared to provide it to us if we ask.
In addition to completing a FAFSA, you will need to be accepted on to a degree-granting program (bachelor, master, doctorate) at our school on at least a half-time basis and meet other eligibility requirements such as maintaining Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) and being within the borrowing limits for Direct Subsidized Loans and Direct Unsubsidized Loans. Online or partially online programs are not eligible.

IMPORTANT: Once you have filled out the FAFSA and have been accepted in an eligible program, send us an email to directloans@unav.es.

After we determine your eligibility for a Direct Subsidized Loan and/or a Direct Unsubsidized Loan, we will notify you of the loans and amounts for which you are eligible. Depending on your status, we may also include information about a Direct PLUS Loan award for which you or your parent may be eligible.  (If you are a graduate/professional student, you may be eligible for a Direct PLUS Loan; if you are a dependent undergraduate student, your parent may be eligible for a Direct PLUS Loan.)

• Direct Loan MPN Completion

You must complete a Direct Loan Master Promissory Note (MPN). Although you may have previously signed an MPN to receive FFEL or Direct Loan Program loans, these MPNs cannot be used to make Direct Loans at our school.

The MPN is the legal document through which you promise to repay your Direct Loans and any accrued interest and fees to the Department. It also explains the terms and conditions of your loans.  You will need to complete a new Direct Loan MPN each academic year that you receive a Direct Subsidized Loan and/or a Direct Unsubsidized Loan at our school.

1. You may complete a Direct Loan MPN electronically via the website.

2. To complete a Direct Loan MPN electronically, you must have a Federal Student Aid PIN.  This is the same PIN used to complete the FAFSA.

3. After you complete your MPN, you will be able to print and retain it for your records.  You do not need to provide us with a copy; we will be notified electronically of your completion.

• Direct Loan Entrance Counseling Completion

If you are an undergraduate or graduate/professional student and have not previously received a FFEL Stafford Loan, Direct Subsidized Loan, or Direct Unsubsidized Loan, you must complete Direct Loan Entrance Counseling before you can receive a Direct Loan.

1. You may complete Direct Loan Entrance Counseling electronically via the StudentLoans.gov website.

2. To complete Direct Loan Entrance Counseling electronically, you must have a Federal Student Aid PIN.  This is the same PIN used to complete the FAFSA.

3. After you complete entrance counseling, we will be notified electronically.

• Consolidating FFEL Program Loans into the Direct Loan Program

If you already have FFEL Program loans and will now be receiving Direct Loans, consolidating your FFEL and Direct Loan program loans together into a Direct Consolidation loan may make loan repayment easier. If you consolidate, you will have just a single monthly payment. Consolidating your FFEL Program loans into a Direct Consolidation Loan may also allow you to take advantage of certain benefits that are offered only in the Direct Loan Program, such as Public Service Loan Forgiveness and the Income Contingent Repayment Plan.
To learn more about when you may consolidate, the pros and cons of doing so, and the application process, visit this website or call 1-800-433-3243.

• For general information for international students (including housing and immigration procedures), please visit the University of Navarra International Student Center.

• For information on application to degree-seeking programs and cost of tuition please visit Admissions.

• Regulations regarding:

• Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)

• Code of conduct

• Emergency protocol (TBC)

• Return to Title IV Funds

• Career Services 

• Students with disabilities

Para conocer las formas de pago de la matrícula consulta esta web.
La información está disponible en el apartado Guía de Matrícula punto Precio de la matrícula, bonificaciones, descuentos y modos de pago.