Chevening Scholarships at Lancaster University

1. Lancaster describes itself as a highly ranked university on a 578-acre parkland campus in north-west England, with a community from more than 120 countries. chevening
2. Chevening scholars at Lancaster join Graduate College, a dedicated postgraduate college with tailored support and postgraduate accommodation options.
3. With a Chevening Scholarship, you can study any Chevening-eligible course at Lancaster.
4. Lancaster also offers free careers support for life.

The following comes from Chevening’s general terms, not from Lancaster:

1. Full tuition fees.
2. A monthly living stipend.
3. Economy return airfare, plus departure, arrival and travel top-up allowances.
4. Visa fees and £75 for tuberculosis tests where applicable

1. Be a citizen of a Chevening-eligible country or territory.
2. Commit to returning to your home country for at least two years after the scholarship ends.
3. Have at least two years (2,800 hours) of work experience. This can include full-time or part-time work, voluntary work and internships. Experience gained during mandatory employment for your degree doesn’t count.
4. Have completed all the requirements of an undergraduate degree needed to enter a Master’s programme.
5. Apply to three different eligible UK courses and receive an unconditional offer from at least one by the deadline.
6. You are not eligible if you are an employee, close relative of an employee, or recent former employee of a UK government department, the British Council or a partner UK university. The same applies if you have previously studied in the UK on a UK government-funded scholarship.
7. Having a Master’s degree doesn’t stop you applying for a second UK Master’s, if you can explain how it supports your career goals.