Applicants must be interviewed by the Embassy or High Commission from the awarding country. Where necessary and practical, interviews can take place online for those applying for awards. In 2020, interviews successfully took place online in many countries and we are confident that we can provide applicants with a fair and smooth interview process in […]
No. The interview will be competency-based.
Yes, applicants can list ongoing academic courses or training in their Chevening application.
No. Applications are considered by an independent reading committee each year, and therefore results from previous years will not be taken into account.
Yes. All scholarship candidates will be notified about the outcome of their interview from early June. Fellowship candidates can find out more information about when they will receive interview results by checking the fellowship timeline that is relevant to their chosen programme.
If you have been selected as a reserve candidate, it means that you may be able to take up an award should another applicant withdraw or if further funding becomes available. Although we are unable to confirm whether you will receive an award at this stage, Chevening Scholarship applicants must submit their unconditional offer letter […]
If you have received an email to say that you’ve been conditionally selected for an award, congratulations! Your programme officer will be in touch shortly with your Conditional Award Letter (CAL). However, there may be a slight delay between when you receive the email and when your programme officer contacts you, so please be patient. […]
Interview slots are available on a first-come-first-served basis. We therefore suggest you book your interview as soon as possible.
Applicants are expected to cover the full costs of attending the interview including travel and overnight accommodation if necessary.