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.
Growing up in Bihar, India, Anas Khan saw how unequal access to education could affect people’s futures. Today, as a Chevening scholar, he's exploring how AI can support students and teachers around the world. We find out more.
Discover five free courses to help the Chevening community better understand global challenges and explore how to build more resilient societies.
Discover how Chevening alumna Buhle Phiwe Hlatshwayo is advancing Africa's voice in AI governance, diplomacy, and leadership while giving back to the Chevening community.
A curated selection of five free online courses for Chevening scholars, alumni, and applicants covering human rights, data-driven policymaking, gender and environment, water governance, and urban development.
Rupsa shares how the Chevening South Asia Journalism Fellowship helped her tackle misinformation, inform policy, and create lasting impact in the public health space.
Chevening Scholar Sodiq Usaefat is using his MSc at Imperial College London to advance sustainable infrastructure materials research, helping reduce the carbon impact of construction in Nigeria and across Africa.
For Chevening applicants, scholars, and alumni looking to strengthen their understanding of sustainability, climate action, and global development, these five free online courses offer practical learning across energy systems, environmental policy, and sustainable business.
Before joining Chevening, Sofia Aroca advised Chile's Ministry of Finance on how nature is reflected in economic policy. Now, she is exploring new ways to help policymakers better understand environmental change and ensure that nature is valued as part of economic decision-making.
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.
