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.
No, you can only choose a one year course. Chevening will not support a course that is longer than 12 months in any form.
No. It is not possible to make any changes to your application after it has been submitted. You must receive an unconditional offer from one of your courses by the deadline. Please note, if there are factors outside your control that lead to your course options not being available, you will be able to discuss […]
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 […]
Yes, accept the offer made to you by your chosen university unless it requires a financial commitment. You must be able to withdraw at a later date if you are not selected for Chevening. If the university asks for a deposit, please let them know that you are applying to Chevening and will know whether […]
Please make sure the course you are looking for meets our eligibility requirements. If you’re sure the course meets our eligibility requirements and you still can’t find it in the database, please complete this form.
No. There is no upper age limit to be eligible for a Chevening Award.
Yes, however you must wait five years after finishing your scholarship before you can apply for a fellowship.
No. You cannot apply for a Chevening Scholarship if you have previously received funding from another UK government scholarship programme to study in the UK. However, if you have previously studied under a UK Government-funded scholarship (including Chevening), you may be eligible to apply for a Chevening Fellowship five years after the completion of your […]
You must contact your local British embassy or high commission to discuss this directly. It is at their discretion to agree alternative courses that may better reflect your new career focus.
No, you must contact the universities directly. It is your responsibility to ensure you receive an unconditional offer by the deadline.