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.
To celebrate National Volunteers' Week we interviewed Chevening scholars, Trishaa Bhattacharya and Mariana López Zaldivar to reflect on their experience volunteering and giving back during their Chevening Scholarship.
We hear from volunteering organisations about the positive impact Cheveners had had in communities and charities across the UK during their scholarship year.
Chevening has no upper age limit and proudly welcomes scholars from all stages of life. Tiffany Tivasuradej shares her journey of returning to academia with Chevening after seven years in the corporate world.
Chevening scholar Maria Angela Maina's work to challenge gender inequality in Kenya has been internationally recognised. We find out more about how a Chevening Scholarship is helping her achieve even greater impact.
Technology is evolving at an incredible pace, shaping industries, careers, and the way we live our daily lives. Whether you're in finance, healthcare, marketing, or business management, understanding AI, cybersecurity, and cloud computing is becoming essential—not just for tech professionals but for anyone looking to stay competitive in their field.
Studying in the UK as a Chevening Scholar can be both exciting and challenging - especially if you’ve been away from academia for a while. In this blog, one of our Social Media Ambassadors, Sofia, shares the practical tips that helped her thrive academically during her time at the University of Bristol.
Chevening offers more than a degree - it’s a chance to change direction. For 2023 scholar Samarjeet Thapa, it meant moving from international development into business through a hands-on MBA at the University of Bath. With support from the Chevening community and real-world experience, Samarjeet’s year in the UK was a bold step toward a new future.
Learning doesn't end when you complete your studies. Find out how to make the most of emerging technologies and lead with innovation.
Eika Banerjee has a deep passion for teaching people the skills to build resilience and lead happier, healthier lives. After completing a Chevening Fellowship in 2018, Eika founded EIKAM, a nonprofit organisation that sets out to improve people’s quality of life through a holistic approach to wellbeing.
Chevening scholar Uwakmfon Archibong Nsa’s mission is clear: to build a resilient network of skilled women in Nigeria who not only overcome the barriers they face but also become catalysts for change in their own right. We find out more.
