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.
After joining WWF-Pakistan in 1997 as a Senior Environmental Officer, Chevener Hammad Naqi Khan climbed its career ladder to become Director General. We find out how he got to the top.
An interview with Grace Malera, Chevening Alumna and Ombudsman of the Republic of Malawi, on how she got to where she is today and what advice she has for Cheveners seeking to pursue a similar career path.
Since his Chevening year in 2002, alumnus Marlon Rawlins has built a global career at the World Bank. We find out Marlon’s top tips for any Chevener looking to achieve success in the financial sector.
This International Women's Day, Chevening is celebrating the women in our community doing inspiring work across the globe to empower women and girls. Discover how 2013 Chevening Alumna, Deepti Ameta, is making a difference in India.
Introducing effective policies to protect Colombia's environment requires an intricate understanding of the socio-political and economic challenges that underpin the country's environmental challenges. This is where Chevening Alumna Verónica Robledo Vallejo comes in.
As a Chevening Alumnus, Kourosh Ziabari is helping to raise awareness about the impact of climate change, and he is an important voice in the fight against this global emergency. We find out more.
Years of conflict have left their mark on Syria's historic cities, some of the oldest in the world. We hear about the achievements of Chevening Alumnus Ali Esmaiel in restoring and protecting the remarkable world heritage sites in Syria.
Wadi Ben-Hirki is a Chevening Alumna from the Class of 2021 and works across Nigeria to impact the lives of the marginalized and disadvantaged through humanitarianism and advocacy. Discover more about her work here.
2019 Chevening Alumna Mirza Nikšić gained a promotion shortly studying in the UK with the Chevening Western Balkans Fellowship. We find out how he leveraged his new knowledge and networks to achieve his career goals.
Gender based violence has never before been explored like this in Bhutan. We speak with Chevening Alumnus Yangchen Dolkar Dorji to find out more.
