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.
You will be asked about your leadership skills at a job interview, and it’s always a difficult question to answer. Executive Director at the Bseisu Foundation, Jezerca Tigani, shares what leadership means to her: staying true to your values and guiding others with empathy, courage, and integrity.
Chevening scholar Rithiya Sreu is bringing technology to the heart of Cambodia’s media sector, supporting broadcasters, startups, and governments to keep up to date with the latest trends and strategies. We find out more.
Studying in the UK on a Chevening Scholarship is more than a world-class academic experience. It's about joining a global community committed to creating a better future. For inspiration, read Mariwan's story and discover how Chevening opens doors to new and unique opportunities.
Kavya Mukhija, a Chevening scholar from India studying Disability, Design and Innovation at UCL, shares how studying in the UK transformed her perspective on accessibility.
Chevening scholar Alfiana has dedicated nearly a decade of her career to criminal justice reform and international human rights advocacy. She shares her plans for national and global initiatives that uphold dignity, fairness, and the rule of law for all.
Chevening proudly supports scholars from all backgrounds and identities. Sarah, a Chevening scholar studying at the University of Sussex, shares her story of overcoming adversity and using education as a tool to advance transgender rights and inclusion in Thailand and beyond.
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.
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.
