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SERÉ Scholarships Reach a Record High with Nearly 1,300 Beneficiaries and Over €15 Million in Funding

Jan 1, 2026 | Actualidad, Current affairs, Featured, Interview, Portada, Post, Revista Lloseta, Thursday Daily Bulletin, Tradition

The SERÉ scholarship programme has reached its largest scale to date in 2025, with 1,290 beneficiaries and public funding exceeding €15 million, according to the final list published by the Ministry of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with Parliament.

More than 75% of the scholarships are allocated to candidates preparing for the Judicial and Prosecutorial Careers, with 1,074 grants awarded for this purpose. In addition, 174 scholarships support preparation for the Court Clerks Corps, while 42 grants are aimed at candidates for the State Attorneys Corps.

In terms of gender distribution, women account for 78.3% of recipients, compared to 21.5% men. Age data show that the programme primarily benefits young candidates: almost 44% are under 25 years old, and just over 48% are between 26 and 35.

By region, Andalusia leads with nearly 28% of the scholarships, followed by the Valencian Community (12.4%) and Madrid (10%).

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SERÉ Scholarships Reach a Record High with Nearly 1,300 Beneficiaries and Over €15 Million in Funding

Each scholarship provides €12,000 per year, reinforcing a programme that has grown significantly since its launch in 2022. In just three years, SERÉ scholarships have increased tenfold in both funding and beneficiaries, rising from 245 grants and €1.6 million to current levels.

Beyond financial support, the programme also offers personalised academic mentoring through the Centre for Legal Studies, involving active professionals from the judicial and prosecutorial careers, particularly for recipients under the mixed support scheme combining financial aid and in-kind training.

This call further strengthens the institutional commitment to equal opportunities, ensuring that merit and ability remain the sole criteria for accessing the most demanding positions within the Justice Administration. The SERÉ scholarships will be aligned with the National Minimum Wage and legally safeguarded through a bill currently under parliamentary consideration.