Best Master's thesis
Award for the best master's thesis · 2025
Ángel Manuel Sánchez Zarco
- €600 and certificate
- Industrial Electronics Engineering · UGR
Edition II · Jury deliberation in progress · end of October 2026
Awards for Excellence in Industrial Electronics Engineering
Every year we award the best bachelor's degree project and the best master's thesis in Industrial Electronics at the University of Granada, at the ceremony for the Faculty of Science's patron saint, St Albert the Great.
Winners 2025 Edition I · 13 November 2025
Best Master's thesis
Best Bachelor's project
Award for the best bachelor's degree project · 2025
Alfredo de Córdoba Gozalvez
- €400 and certificate
- Industrial Electronics Engineering · UGR
All editions An award every year since 2025
2026 call
About the call
To mark the feast of St Albert the Great, patron saint of the Faculty of Science, ATISoluciones is holding the Awards for Excellence in Industrial Electronics Engineering, in partnership with the Faculty of Science and the Department of Electronics and Computer Technology of the University of Granada.
Awards for the Best Bachelor's Degree Project (TFG) and the Best Master's Thesis (TFM) in Industrial Electronics.
Submitting an application for these awards implies express acceptance of these rules, which all participants must read and accept.
Likewise, personal data (full name and project reference) will be processed solely for the purpose of managing this call. You can read our full policy in the privacy policy.
Documentation
Competition rules
Summary of the key points. The full rules document is the one that governs the call.
Eligibility requirements
- Have defended their bachelor's or master's project between 1 July 2025 and 30 September 2026.
- Have obtained a grade of 9.0 out of 10 or higher, or a Distinction with Honours (Matrícula de Honor), in accordance with the University of Granada's official grading system for bachelor's degree projects and master's theses.
- Submit a summary technical report (up to 5 pages including the cover page, in PDF format).
- Not have taken part in previous editions.
Assessment criteria
- Degree of innovation and originality (25%)
- Technical quality (25%)
- Applicability, technology transfer potential and entrepreneurial capacity (40%)
- Results achieved and functional development (10%)
Jury composition
- 1 representative of ATISoluciones (external expert).
- 1 representative of the Department of Electronics and Computer Technology.
- 1 representative of the Faculty of Science.
- 1 lecturer from the Industrial Electronics bachelor's degree.
- 1 lecturer from the master's degree in Industrial Electronics.
Prize money
- Award for the winning bachelor's degree project: certificate, prize money of €400 and the possibility of an internship at ATISoluciones.
- Award for the winning master's thesis: certificate, prize money of €600 and the possibility of an internship at ATISoluciones.
Key dates
- Publication of the rules: July-October 2026
- Application period: 1 September to 15 October 2026
- Jury decision: end of October 2026
- Awards presentation: official St Albert the Great ceremony (November 2026)
How to apply
- Applications must be sent to the official awards email address: premios@atisoluciones.com.
- Notifications will be sent to the same email address provided by the participant.
- Only one email per person and participant will be accepted between 1 September and 15 October 2026; no applications will be accepted outside these dates.
2026 call
Call timeline
Important dates you need to know to take part in the awards.
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Publication of the rules
July-October 2026
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Applications received
1 September to 15 October 2026
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Jury decision
End of October 2026
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Awards presentation
Official St Albert the Great ceremony, November 2026
Categories
Awards and recognition
We recognise academic excellence and innovation in the field of industrial electronics.
Best Master's Thesis (TFM)
600 €
- Cash prize of 600 €
- Certificate of recognition
- Opportunity to do an internship at ATISoluciones
Best Bachelor's Degree Project (TFG)
400 €
- Cash prize of 400 €
- Certificate of recognition
- Opportunity to do an internship at ATISoluciones
Taking part
How to take part
The application period for the 2026 call has now closed. In each edition, applications are sent to premios@atisoluciones.com with this documentation.
Documentation
A summary technical report of no more than 5 pages in PDF format, including the author's full name and the project title.
Contact
Include a contact email address, the official code of the bachelor's or master's project registered with the University of Granada and a link to the full work.
Technical summary
Submit a technical summary highlighting the relevant aspects according to the assessment criteria, including the project's innovation and applicability.
Assessment
Jury composition
An expert panel will assess all the projects submitted.
University of Granada
Representative of the Faculty of Science and the Department of Electronics.
ATISoluciones
R&D&I experts from the organising company.
External expert
A recognised professional from the industrial electronics sector.
Assessment
Assessment criteria
Projects will be assessed according to the following criteria.
Innovation
We assess creativity, novelty of approach, the contribution of unconventional solutions and the use of emerging technologies.
Technical quality
Assessment of rigour in development, precision in design and documentation, correct use of tools and technical grounding.
Applicability
We analyse the project's real-world usefulness and its capacity to be transferred to industry or to become an entrepreneurial venture.
Degree of completion
We assess the degree of completion and development achieved, as well as the specific results obtained and their alignment with the objectives.
Institutions
In partnership with
The awards are organised with the Faculty of Science and the Department of Electronics and Computer Technology of the University of Granada.
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University of Granada
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Faculty of Science
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Organised by
2026 applications closed
The jury will reach its decision by the end of October 2026 and the awards will be presented at the ceremony of St Albert the Great, November 2026.
