Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) and HSBC offer HSBC Chevening Scholarships for postgraduate students in UK. Scholars are able to study for up to 12 months in the UK at postgraduate level. Courses can be at any UK university and in any field, although the bias is towards finance- or environmental-related courses. Local HSBC representatives work closely with British Embassy or High Commission staff to interview and select high quality Scholars that meet HSBC and Chevening criteria. The closing date for receiving applications varies for each country, but the earliest closing date is 1 November 2013.
The students of Argentina, Armenia, Brazil, Chile, China, Egypt, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Jordan, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Libya, Malaysia, Mexico, Occupied Palestinian Territories, Russia, South Africa, and Turkey can apply for these scholarships.
A full Chevening Scholarship award normally comprises:
-Payment of tuition fees
-Travel to and from your country of residence 2. by an approved route for you only
-An arrival allowance
-The cost of an entry clearance (visa) 4. application for you only
-An excess baggage allowance
-A grant for the cost of preparation of a thesis 6. or dissertation (if required)
-A monthly personal living allowance (stipend) 7. to cover accommodation and living expenses
-The wider benefits of a Chevening Scholarship include a tailored engagement programme, creating opportunities for Scholars to network with fellow Scholars and alumni, the FCO, high profile speakers, and select UK organisations. Through this, the Scholarships
provide a unique opportunity for leaders of the future to build a global network of continuing professional significance and to establish social, cultural, academic and commercial partnerships with the UK.
Further information
The students of Argentina, Armenia, Brazil, Chile, China, Egypt, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Jordan, Kazakhstan, South Korea, Libya, Malaysia, Mexico, Occupied Palestinian Territories, Russia, South Africa, and Turkey can apply for these scholarships.
A full Chevening Scholarship award normally comprises:
-Payment of tuition fees
-Travel to and from your country of residence 2. by an approved route for you only
-An arrival allowance
-The cost of an entry clearance (visa) 4. application for you only
-An excess baggage allowance
-A grant for the cost of preparation of a thesis 6. or dissertation (if required)
-A monthly personal living allowance (stipend) 7. to cover accommodation and living expenses
-The wider benefits of a Chevening Scholarship include a tailored engagement programme, creating opportunities for Scholars to network with fellow Scholars and alumni, the FCO, high profile speakers, and select UK organisations. Through this, the Scholarships
provide a unique opportunity for leaders of the future to build a global network of continuing professional significance and to establish social, cultural, academic and commercial partnerships with the UK.
Further information
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