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Discover how Chevening scholar Abdallah Ramadan is exploring AI and data science to build stronger, more responsible healthcare systems.

A Chevening Scholarship at Oxford is helping Flavia Martinez Tarazona deepen her understanding of public policy, build an international network and apply new ideas to tackling gender-based violence and expanding opportunities for young people in Peru.

Chevening alumni in the Philippines are working with communities, civil society and public institutions to transform drug education and promote more informed, compassionate and rights-based approaches to substance use.

Through Chevening’s global network and Lloyd’s Register’s industry expertise, Edson Casimiro is building the knowledge and connections needed to shape a safer, more inclusive future through technology.

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.

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.

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.

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.

For Chevening Fellow Dr Sreedevi Devireddy, leadership isn’t just about awards or titles, it’s about the people whose lives you change and the communities you strengthen.

With the support of a Chevening Scholarship, Jessica Neves completed her master’s at the University of Bedfordshire. Now she’s using what she learnt to make a lasting impact back home.