The Chevening community extends to all corners of the globe. Here is the latest news on what is going on in the Chevening network, and blogs from members of our community.
A Chevening Scholarship can help future leaders turn lived experience into scalable climate solutions. Discover how Janarthanan Venkatachalam is developing sustainable cooling technologies to address rising heat stress in vulnerable communities.
Siddharth Sinha’s journey spans engineering, government, and technology, culminating in the Chevening CRISP Fellowship at Oxford.
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For Chevening scholar Ahmed, construction has always been about more than buildings and roads, it's about people. We find out how he's applying his UK experience to build a more sustainable future.
After graduating from Chevening in 2015, Dr Venkatesh Sarvasiddhi has moved into global leadership roles in science and research policy. We explore how he has leveraged his Chevening Fellowship to advance his career and drive change at scale.
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‘Documentary filmmaking transformed my approach to storytelling. Ultimately, Chevening revealed my true potential and demonstrated exactly what I am capable of achieving.’
Chevening scholar Alfonso shares his plans to bring sustainability to the heart of Paraguay’s industrial sector through the skills he’s developing during his studies at the University of York.
Chevening scholar Jamila Falak is growing her global network and developing key skills at the University of Leeds, so that when she returns home she can support the wellbeing and resilience of her local community in Jamaica.
Niharikaa Naresh is using the knowledge and networks she's gaining at the University of Warwick to strengthen national nutrition policy in rural India, improving both the health and livelihoods of people in rural communities. We find out more.
