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.
Coming to the UK with a Chevening Scholarship means that you are opening doors to many opportunities. There are many places you could visit and thousands of activities to keep you entertained.
From lecture halls and libraries, to outdoor cinema screens and social clubs, read what the student campus at Leeds University has to offer
Once you complete your Chevening year you can join the alumni network and discover all the different Chevening groups and institutions you can connect with. Here, we tell you all about the CAA.
Nasser Hassane, Class of 2020, has gone from his Chevening Scholarship to LEEP, an NGO working to eliminate lead paint across the globe, and now to the FCDO in Niger. Discover his work and journey.
You’ve just finished your year abroad with Chevening and now you’re heading back home to continue your career. How should you frame your year abroad to employers?
John Shen is a Chevening Alumnus from the Class of 2017 and a prominent LGBT rights activist in China. Read all about his work and journey since he returned from his year of study in the UK.
Discover more about living in the UK from a Chevening Scholar’s perspective. Korng Sok is a 2021/22 Chevening Scholar from Cambodia studying Educational Leadership at The University of Birmingham.
The UK is a diverse and inclusive country, and the Chevening scholarship programme is proud to support talented individuals from all backgrounds. Read on to find out more about the wide-ranging support services available at UK universities.
Do you know any famous British movies or series? We have some recommendations for you to watch before you come to the UK!
Chevening Alumni India (CAI) have been running a series of events focused on tackling sexism. We caught up with Deepti Ameta, a member of CAI, to find out more.
