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Criteria for eligibility

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  • be a permanent resident of the People's Republic of China and not currently be working or studying overseas and Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan at the time of application
  • not be in receipt of any other scholarships or award for the academic year
  • hold a first degree in a related subject which is recognized by UK institutions
  • Academic IELTS test score at least 6.5 overall with no individual band less than 6.0.
  • be mid-career staff (with a minimum of 3 years work experience) who has managerial, policy-influencing or decision-making responsibilities. Applicants from government, state enterprises and NGO are welcome to apply
  • not staff, spouses, children or parents of staff from FCO, British Council and partner organisations
  • not have in the past three years received a British Government funded scholarships

Possess the following 'Chevening' qualities:

  1. must have ambition and drive
  2. have leadership potential
  3. show a commitment to change and organisational development
  4. be flexible and adaptable
  5. be innovative and creative
  6. have an ability to adapt to rapidly changing circumstances;

Following subject areas will be given priority:

  • Public Policy
  • Foreign and Defence Policy  
  • Law enforcement and Law
  • Economics and Finance
  • Trade & Investment
  • Science and Technology
  • Environment and Sustainable Development
  • Energy and Climate Change
  • Media
  • Social Development especially health care, education policy, human rights, legal reform
                               

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