Congratulations on being selected as a reserve candidate for a Chevening Scholarship! This means that, should a place become available, you may be offered a Chevening Scholarship. While we cannot confirm your award at this stage, being placed on the reserve list speaks to the strength of your application and interview. Read further information about […]
Yes. All scholarship candidates will be notified about the outcome of their interview from early June. Fellowship candidates can find out more information about when they will receive interview results by checking the fellowship timeline that is relevant to their chosen programme.
All scholarship candidates will be notified about the outcome of their interview from early June. Please note that results are released gradually, so you may receive your results sooner or later than others and this does not reflect the status of your application. Fellowship candidates can find out more information about when they will receive […]
No. Applications are considered by an independent reading committee each year, and therefore results from previous years will not be taken into account.
Yes, applicants can list ongoing academic courses or training in their Chevening application.
No. Extensions will not be granted under any circumstances.
No, Chevening does not require university transcripts to be translated. However, some UK universities may require a certified translation of your transcript documents. Please check with them directly.
You can only submit one Chevening Scholarship application during each application period. If both fellowships and scholarships are available in your country, you can apply for both in the same application cycle. However, you should refer to your country page for more information on the options and decide which one is more relevant to your […]
No. You must submit online through the online application system.
If you are applying for an Chevening Award from an ODA-eligible country, you must be resident in an ODA-eligible country. This does not have to be the country of citizenship. For example, you could apply for a Chevening Scholarship as an Egyptian citizen while living in Brazil (an ODA-eligible country), but you would be expected […]