Nika Gujejiani Scholarship: Study creativity in Madrid

FAQ Nika Gujejiani Scholarship

Who can apply to the Nika Gujejiani Scholarship?

The Nika Gujejiani Scholarship is open to Georgian citizens (up to 30 years old, included) with previous university studies who want to continue their creative education at Miami Ad School Madrid.

Applicants do not need to come from an advertising, design or creative degree background, but they must be able to show creative potential through their portfolio, personal projects, previous work, ideas or experiments.

Professional experience is not mandatory.

Which programs can I choose from?

You can choose between Art Direction, Copywriting or AI Creative.. All this programs are full-English.

You do not need to make the final decision immediately. The selected student will be able to choose their program closer to the start date, with guidance from the Miami Ad School Madrid admissions team.

Can I do internships in Spain?

Yes. After the 9-month program in Madrid, students may access up to 6 months of internships in Spain, depending on their profile, availability, visa situation and internship agreements.

These internships are designed to help students gain real industry experience and continue developing their portfolio in a professional environment.

How can I get the visa to study in Madrid?

Thanks to Miami Ad School Madrid's agreement with Euneiz University, Students can apply for a study stay authorization / student visa to study in Spain.

Miami Ad School Madrid will provide the selected student with the enrollment letter required for the visa application process. This document will need to be presented to the relevant Spanish embassy or consulate, together with the rest of the required documents.

The selected student can begin this process around 3 months before the program starts.

What is the difference between starting in September vs January?

Both intakes follow the same academic standard and lead to the same final goal: building a strong creative portfolio and presenting it at the Portfolio Review in September.

The main difference is the calendar and the experience during the year.

Students who start in September follow the full academic year in Madrid and benefit from a more active award season, with more opportunities to work on projects for creative award shows and industry competitions.

Students who start in January also complete the program, but they will need to take the summer trimester remotely.

Their final Portfolio Review will still take place in September, together with the rest of the students.

The September intake is usually the strongest option for students who want the full in-person Madrid experience and more exposure to award-show briefs during the year. The January option reduces accommodation costs and gives students more flexibility.