The British Government’s British Chevening Scholarships are the most prestigious awards available to international students for study in the United Kingdom. There are over 2,200 new Chevening scholarships globally each year. These scholarships, which are named after Chevening House in Kent, the official country residence of the Foreign Secretary, are available in more than 150 countries, including Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Chevening scholarships offer an ideal opportunity for young professionals not only to study their chosen subject, but also to meet and network with their peers in the unique learning atmosphere that the UK provides.  The ultimate objective is to benefit their countries upon their return.

The British Foreign and Commonwealth Office each year offers a number of scholarships for one year full time postgraduate study in the United Kingdom. So far, more than 80 young Bosnians have received their diplomas from acclaimed UK institutions.

All courses of study are conducted in English.

The programme is managed by the British Council, on behalf of the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO).

The Scholarships are intended for people who have the capacity to be leaders in their field.

The type offered in Bosnia and Herzegovina covers all the costs of the course of study in the UK, including international travel to and from the UK, academic fees and living costs.

There is no age limit, but you must be a resident in Bosnia and Herzegovina when you apply.

They are intended for study at a United Kingdom university in:
law
economics
international relations
EU integration
media studies

NB high academic achievers in other subjects will also be considered, along with good candidates for newer universities offering non-traditional subjects.

HOW TO APPLY?

THE APPLICATION PROCESS FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 20010/2011 IS NOW OPEN!

Candidates applying for Chevening scholarships for 2010/11 will need to apply online. Any application form, sent to the British Council by e-mail or other means will not be considered.
After submitting the form, applicants will receive an e-mail confirmation note along with the individual application number sent to the e-mail address provided in the form. Applicants who do not receive a confirmation note by at least one working day after submitting their form are required to contact the British Council BiH by e-mail.


Deadline for 2010/11 registration is 04 JANUARY 2010. Any application submitted after 04 January 2010 at 1700 will not be considered.

Short-listed candidates will be invited to attend an interview in second half of January 2010
Candidates who are successful at interview will be told that they have been recommended for a scholarship, subject to a suitable course of study being found for them and funds being available.

Bookmark sa: