UK opens application for Chevening scholarships

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    The United Kingdom has officially opened applications for the 2025/2026 Chevening Scholarship program, offering fully funded master’s degrees to aspiring leaders from around the world, including Nigeria. The application window runs from August 5 to October 7, 2025, and successful candidates will have the chance to study at any UK university. According to the British High Commission in Abuja, the Chevening programme is highly competitive, selecting only the most outstanding candidates from across the world.

    The Chevening Scholarship is more than just a scholarship; it’s a gateway to a global network of leaders, innovators, and changemakers. British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Richard Montgomery, urged Nigerians with leadership potential to take advantage of this opportunity. “Chevening is more than a scholarship — it is a gateway to a global network of leaders, innovators, and changemakers,” he said. The scholarship offers a unique opportunity to pursue a fully funded master’s degree in the United Kingdom, advancing knowledge and skills in various fields.

    To be eligible for the Chevening Scholarship, applicants must have at least two years of work experience, an undergraduate degree that qualifies them for a UK master’s program, and apply to three different eligible UK university courses. Interested applicants can start their application process at (link unavailable) and review available guidance at (link unavailable) to determine their readiness for the competitive application process.

    The Chevening Scholarship covers tuition fees, living allowance, travel costs, and other essential expenses, providing scholars with a stress-free experience as they study in the UK. Since its launch in 1983, the Chevening programme has supported over 60,000 professionals from over 160 countries and territories, demonstrating the UK’s commitment to nurturing future global leaders. Chevening Alumni use their world-class education, global networks, and confidence gained in the UK to create meaningful, lasting change when they return home.

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