Life outside of lectures at a UK university
Life at a UK university consists of more than just studying. We hear from Fiona Mehta, a student at Brunel University about what there is to do outside of the classroom while studying in the UK.
News and blogs
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.
Why study cyber security on a fully funded Chevening Scholarship?
Advances in technology are changing the way we live, work and play. But as technological advances accelerate, so too does the need for cyber security experts.
How to keep yourself busy and entertained during quarantine
If you're arriving in the UK from a country on the UK government's "red" or "amber" list, you will need to quarantine upon arrival for 10 days. Chevening programme officers have come up with some ideas to help you pass the time effectively and enjoyably, keeping boredom levels to a minimum!
What is university quarantine like for international students coming to the UK?
I arrived the University of Warwick Lakeside accommodation on 2 October 2020, ready to begin studying for a master’s degree in International Development Law and Human Rights.
What’s hotel quarantine like for international students coming to the UK?
International students arriving in the UK from "red-list" countries currently need to quarantine for 10 days in a managed quarantine hotel. What's it like? How can you prepare yourself? Chevening Fellow Eduardo tells us about his experience about arriving from Brazil.
A year in the life at Goodenough College
Former Chevening Scholar Sibulele Ngomane tells us about her experience of living at Goodenough College and the opportunities it's afforded her
Chevening Alberto Benavides de la Quintana scholarship for Peruvian students is renewed for two years
The Chevening - Alberto Benavides de la Quintana partner scholarship for Peruvian students has been renewed for two years following an agreement between the British Embassy in Lima and the Los Andes de Cajamarca Association (ALAC).
Five ways scholars have been taking a break from their dissertation
With postgraduate students finishing their exams, and lockdown restrictions coming to an end, scholars have been keen to get out and explore the United Kingdom!
Chevening climate hero: Agustin Reboursin and the power of plants
Meet Agustin, a Chevening Alumnus from Argentina. Agustin recognised that what we eat can make a difference to the planet. He recognised a demand for sustainable food and took action. That’s why we’ve made him our first Chevening Climate Hero.
University of Edinburgh hosts Chevening Conference 2021
This year’s Chevening Conference gave scholars the chance to learn about and discuss the idea of leadership with their peers, and hear from leading Edinburgh University academics on the subject.
