Chevening Fellowship (UK Government)
Opportunity Overview
Opportunity Details
Funding Type
Verification & Key Dates
Verification Date
Deadline
Source Organization
Official Application Link
Eligibility
- Citizen of South Sudan (or another Chevening-eligible country/territory)
- A mid-career professional (Fellowships are aimed at those further into their careers than Scholarship applicants, though exact work-experience requirements vary by individual programme)
- Meets the specific entry requirements of the individual fellowship programme you apply to — these vary, so check each programme listing on the "Find a programme" page
- General Chevening eligibility rules apply (e.g. not a dual British citizen, not currently benefiting from another UK-government-funded award)
Because requirements differ by programme, always confirm eligibility on the specific programme's own page before applying.
Benefits
Varies by programme, but Fellowships are generally funded (fully or partially) and can include a short, intensive, non-degree course, research placement, or professional development programme at a UK host institution, alongside the wider Chevening network and UK experience. Check the individual programme listing for exact benefits (funding coverage, duration, stipend, travel).
Application Process
1. Browse the "Find a programme" page on chevening.org to identify a fellowship that matches your profession and goals
2. Review that specific programme's eligibility, dates, and application instructions (these are set by the host institution/programme, not a single central process)
3. Apply directly through the process described on that programme's page before its individual deadline
4. Complete any interviews or additional steps the specific programme requires
Required Documents
Varies by programme — refer to the specific fellowship programme's own listing on the "Find a programme" page for its exact document requirements.
Important Notes
Unlike the Chevening Scholarship, Fellowships are a collection of separate, independently timed programmes rather than one single annual competition, so there is no single deadline to track. Interested applicants should regularly check the "Find a programme" page on chevening.org, since new programmes and windows open throughout the year. This listing summarises publicly available information from chevening.org as of August 9, 2026; always verify current programmes and dates directly on the official Chevening website before applying.
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