The Chevening Scholarship is one of the UK’s most prestigious and competitive fully funded scholarships, offering outstanding professionals from around the world the opportunity to study a one-year master’s degree at leading UK universities.

Funded by the UK Government (FCDO) and partner organisations, Chevening is designed for future leaders who have the ambition, capability, and commitment to create positive change in their home countries. At [Your Consultancy Name], we support aspiring Chevening candidates at every stage—from course selection to interview preparation.

 

Why Choose the Chevening Scholarship?

Chevening removes the financial barriers to studying in the UK and provides access to a powerful global network of leaders and professionals.

The scholarship covers:

• Full tuition fees at any UK university
• Monthly living allowance
• Return economy airfare
• Visa application fees
• Arrival and departure allowances
• Access to exclusive Chevening events and networking opportunities

With over 55,000 alumni worldwide, Chevening scholars join an influential global community that includes policymakers, CEOs, academics, and social leaders.

 

Who Should Apply?

Chevening is ideal for professionals who:

• Have a strong academic background
• Demonstrate leadership potential
• Possess clear career goals linked to their home country’s development
• Are motivated to build international networks

Applicants come from diverse fields such as engineering, business, public policy, law, education, health, media, and technology.

 

Chevening Scholarship Eligibility Requirements

To apply for Chevening, you must meet the following criteria:

1. Citizenship

You must be a citizen of a Chevening-eligible country and intend to return after your studies. You can check your country and the programs available through this link.

2. Academic Qualification

You must hold an undergraduate degree equivalent to a UK 2:1, enabling entry into a UK master’s programme.

3. Work Experience

A minimum of two years (2,800 hours) of work experience is required. This may include:

• Full-time or part-time employment
• Voluntary work
• Paid or unpaid internships

4. UK University Applications

Applicants must apply to three eligible UK master’s courses and secure at least one unconditional offer by the Chevening deadline.

5. Leadership & Networking Potential

Strong evidence of leadership, influence, and professional impact is essential.

6. Return Requirement

You must commit to returning to your home country for at least two years after completing your degree.

 

Chevening Application Timeline (Typical Cycle)

Planning early is critical for success. Below is the usual annual timeline:

🔹 August – September

• Chevening applications open
• Begin drafting essays and shortlisting UK courses

🔹 October – Early November

• Final submission deadline
• Complete application form, essays, and referee details

🔹 November – February

• Application review and shortlisting

🔹 February – April

• Interviews conducted at British embassies or high commissions

🔹 April – July

• Conditional results released
• Submission of university offers and documents

🔹 July – August

• Final award confirmation
• Visa application and pre-departure planning

🔹 September – October

• Arrival in the UK and course commencement