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...does their work filter into communities and mainstream religious spaces? Renowned academics Amina Wadud, Ziba Mir-Hosseini and Suhraiya Jivraj come together to discuss for International Women’s Day. Chaired by Latifa...
...Reuters journalists in Burma she represents – and how to shine a global spotlight on the vital necessity of media freedom pic.twitter.com/iwFtGDx86F — Jeremy Hunt (@Jeremy_Hunt) March 4, 2019 As...
...the UK and North Macedonia would continue in areas where the two countries have common interests, such as creativity, education, and youth issues. Ambassador Rachel Galloway said that the visit...
Congratulations on reaching the interview stage of your Chevening application! It’s a significant achievement and a crucial step towards becoming a Chevening Scholar. Here, we provide you with practical information...
...a preparatory committee to represent the voices of alumni members. Among these was Itsushi Tachi, the leader of the preparatory committee and a 1986/1987 alumnus who completed his MSc in...
...new health and safety roles, which may become the norm in many companies. Chevening data shows that even before the pandemic, the most popular degree types among Chevening scholars in...
Selecting the master's courses that are right for you is a critical step in your Chevening journey. Here’s everything you need to know to make informed choices.
...that the question no longer applied only to the assumed low-income countries and their no-to-low-income groups, but to all. I argued we were all affected by the housing crisis. It...
future ventures! The Chevening Community Volunteering and Outreach Programme aims to support, encourage and document Chevening Scholars’ engagement with their UK communities throughout their time in the UK. Scholars can...
...the small sample sizes; to better mental health research we need more statistical power. We are using technology to design, create and deliver research tools that allow us to combat...
