The Chevening-Leicester Partner Scholarship 2025 is an innovative program that the University of Leicester is thrilled to introduce. For exceptional people interested in studying a one-year taught Master’s course within the College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities or the School of Geography, Geology, and the Environment, starting in September 2025, this esteemed program offers two fully financed scholarships.
The University of Leicester is a renowned research-intensive university in the UK that is renowned for its innovative teaching methods, diverse student body, and cutting-edge facilities. Established in 1921, the institution provides an extensive array of undergraduate and graduate degrees, with highly esteemed classes in science, engineering, law, and the arts. The university is well-known for finding the remains of King Richard III and for placing a high priority on student assistance and employability. Leicester, which is in the centre of England, draws students from more than 100 nations with its energetic, welcoming campus culture.
Host Country: UK
University: University of Leicester
Opportunity Type: Masters
Opportunity Focus Areas: Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities, Geography, Geology, Environmental Science
Eligibility Country: International Students
Financial coverage: Fully Funded
Eligibility Criteria:
- Must be citizens of Chevening-eligible countries (excluding India).
- Possess a strong academic background and relevant professional experience.
- Exhibit a high level of English language proficiency.
- Fulfil the standard Chevening requirements as specified on their website.
Benefits:
- Complete Tuition Fee Waiver: Take advantage of total tuition coverage, which frees up your time to focus entirely on your studies.
- Return Airfare: Take a hassle-free trip with a round-trip ticket to and from the UK.
- Generous Stipend: Receive a sizable stipend to help with living expenses so you may participate completely in Leicester’s lively community.
- Extra Allowances: Get access to additional money to help with your personal needs as well as your academic endeavours.
Deadline: 5 November 2024
