University of Bedfordshire
Study at the University of Bedfordshire with a fully funded Chevening Scholarship.
With two campuses located in the heart of England, the University of Bedfordshire is a dynamic and forward-thinking institution. Established in 2006, the university has quickly earned a reputation for its innovative teaching methods, modern facilities, and strong connections with industry. Bedfordshire’s central location offers students easy access to Luton Airport, as well as London, which is just a short train journey away.
With a focus on employability, Bedfordshire provides students with plenty of opportunities to grow both academically and professionally. There are also a number of student societies and clubs on offer, which contribute to the university’s vibrant, inclusive atmosphere.
Why choose the University of Bedfordshire as a Chevening scholar?
For Chevening scholars, the University of Bedfordshire provides a dynamic and forward-thinking environment, perfect for postgraduate study. With a range of master’s degrees to choose from, you will benefit from practical real-world teaching. Bedfordshire’s close ties to industry will provide additional opportunities for internships, networking, and career development.
As a long-standing Chevening partner, Bedfordshire offers the perfect environment for scholars who are ready to take the next step in their academic journey. Whether you’re carrying out research or gaining hands-on experience, Bedfordshire provides the support you need to thrive.

What can you study?
With a Chevening Scholarship, you can study any Chevening-eligible course at the University of Bedfordshire.

Did you know?
The University of Bedfordshire owns Putteridge Bury, a Victorian country house on the borders of Bedfordshire. Completed in 1911, it was built in the style of Chequers, the country home of the Prime Minister, and designed by architects Sir Ernest George and Alfred Yeats. King George V often visited Putteridge Bury with the Prince of Wales. In fact, on 1 December 1926 the King planted an oak tree in the lawn to the south of the house. Today it is used for conferences and events, including many summer graduation ceremonies.

How to apply
If you’re interested in studying at the University of Bedfordshire with a fully funded Chevening Scholarship, our application guidance takes you through everything you need to know.