FAQs
Who is on the interview panel?
The interview panel will include representatives from the British embassy/high commission.
What documents do I need to take with me to my interview?
You will need to take your passport or another form of ID. In your invitation to interview, you will be told whether you have any missing references that you should also bring to your interview in addition to your passport.
Do I have to prepare a presentation for the interview?
No. The interview will be competency-based.
I recently attended an interview but feel I did not perform as well as I could have. Can I schedule another interview?
No. Applicants can only attend one interview.
Can I apply for a Chevening Scholarship to study for an undergraduate degree, PhD, or DPhil?
No. Chevening Scholarships are available for taught master’s degrees only.
I have not yet been accepted onto a university course. Can I still apply for a Chevening Scholarship?
Yes. Scholars can choose any university for their Chevening Scholarship, even if applications are not yet open at their chosen university, or they have not yet been accepted onto a course. We are aware that some universities do not process new applications until the autumn but please be assured that they can be included as […]
When will I get my cash card?
You will receive your cash card prior to your departure for the UK. Your embassy or high commission will contact you with information on how you will receive this when it is ready. Please read the user guide for detailed instructions on how to use your cashcard. What happens if I lose my cash card? A replacement […]
Can I apply for a part-time course?
No. Chevening Scholarships cover full-time courses only.
Can I apply for a course that is longer than 12 months and pay any additional costs myself?
No, you can only choose a one year course. Chevening will not support a course that is longer than 12 months in any form.