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.
Balancing the demands of a master’s degree with the responsibilities of motherhood is no easy feat, especially when pursuing studies in a new country. Chevening scholar Suzan Yumbe shares her experience of raising three children, navigating the ups and downs of student life, and finding strength in her support system.
Scholar Saleck shares his experience of settling into Wales and exploring the UK with the Chevening bucket list.
Viktoriia Neiman’s career is dedicated to supporting Ukraine’s recovery and reconstruction. Her story is a powerful reminder of the impact that a global network, world-class education, and determination can have. We find out more.
A Chevening alumni initiative in Cần Thơ, Vietnam, is empowering secondary school students with hands-on experience in renewable energy, nurturing future sustainability champions.
Negotiation and persuasion are essential skills for career success, whether you’re securing a convincing colleagues of your ideas, collaborating with partners, or securing a pay rise. The ability to communicate persuasively and negotiate effectively can boost your confidence, improve workplace relationships, and help you achieve better outcomes.
We hear from Chevening Fellow Ranga Wimalasuriya about his mission to disrupt mental health care in the UK, and globally.
Congratulations! If you have been invited to interview for a Chevening Scholarship, you have already achieved something impressive. Out of thousands of applicants worldwide, you have made it to the final stage—which is a testament to your leadership, ambition, and potential.
The world around us is constantly evolving—whether it’s in the form of new technologies, shifting political landscapes, or changing societal values. As senior leaders, the need for continuous learning is more crucial than ever.
Marko talks through how to succeed in your Chevening interview. Boost your confidence and increase your chances of success with his first-hand experience and advice.
In Sri Lanka, fewer than 1% of filmmakers behind the camera are women. This reality means many perspectives remain unseen, but Chevening alumna Lanka Bandaranayake is rewriting that script.
