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BRITISH CHEVENING SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMME
Helping Indian students study in the UK

Richard Stagg CMG, British High Commissioner to India This year we are celebrating 25 years of Chevening. The Chevening programme was launched in 1983, and is now the UK’s second largest scholarship programme globally. The Chevening India programme started in 1987 and has, over the years, given a unique opportunity to over 2,000 talented Indians to study in Britain and develop their skills. As the application period for the new batch opens, we are, as ever, looking for exceptional Indian graduates from diverse backgrounds. We hope that India’s leaders of the future will apply to be part of the programme, including from the private sector and civil society. Chevening scholars continue to make immense contributions to their home countries. When I worked in Eastern Europe, two of the region’s Prime Ministers were Chevening alumni. I see the Chevening Programme as a passport to success whether in politics, business, academia or the media.

Richard Stagg CMG, British High Commissioner to India

The Chevening Scholarship scheme offers exceptional Indian candidates the opportunity to undertake postgraduate study at leading universities in the UK. It is aimed at future leaders, opinion formers and decision-makers.

For more details on the Chevening Scholarships Programme click here.

Annually, the Chevening programme supports around 2000 individuals from across the globe to study in the UK. Up to 100 Indian professionals receive financial assistance for the duration of their studies each year.

We are looking for exceptional Indian graduates with strong leadership potential from all backgrounds, whether public or private sector, or from the NGO field.

Applications closed for 2009

For detailed eligibility criteria and a quick guide on how to apply click here.

This scheme primarily offers funding for Long-term academic taught masters. Candidates must apply directly to a UK institution for a place to study a Masters or postgraduate course before applying for a Chevening Scholarship.

We provide scholarships for a wide range of disciplines ranging from Economic Governance, Finance and Public Administration to Sustainable Development and Science & Innovation.

For details on the subjects covered in the programme click here.

The Chevening Gurukul’ is a unique 12-week advanced leadership programme, created specifically for India’s future leaders, by the renowned London School of Economic and Political Science (LSE). It was launched in 1997 to mark 50 years of India’s independence and since then has become a prestigious name, attracting high-calibre applicants.

Each year twelve exceptional Indian men and women are selected to participate in an intensive programme which addresses the issues faced by leaders in all fields.

For details on Chevening Gurukul Scholarship for Leadership and Excellence click here.

To know about the selected candidates for Chevening 2009 10 programme click here.


Applications closed for 2009

For general information on the British Chevening Scholarship Programme, please log on to: www.chevening.com

Applications closed for 2009

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