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.
Whether you’re feeling excited, nervous, or both, here are practical, experience‑driven tips from Mame Codou Ndiaye to help you prepare and deliver your very best during your Chevening interview.
Raka shares the importance of mind maps and manifestation to increase your chances of success with his first-hand experience and advice.
To celebrate Women's History Month, Chevening scholars visited the Pankhurst Museum. For Nancy Yeri, the event deepened her passion for an equitable, fair world for women.
We’ve compiled a list of UK university courses, as recommended by current scholars, for aspiring Cheveners who are committed to making an impact in the education sector.
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.
Share your expertise with a world-leading cultural institution with a Chevening British Library Fellowship.
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.
Olesia Kompaniiets returned to Ukraine after her Chevening Scholarship during a critical period of conflict and reform. Over the past decade, she has used her UK education and connections to strengthen Ukraine’s resilience, support governance reform, and advance Ukraine's ambitions to join NATO. We find out more.
'To fellow Chevening scholars, past present and future, I encourage you to remain open to the unexpected.'
Winifred wants to use her Chevening scholarship to strengthen environmental compliance and climate risk management.
