Eighty-seven scholars are joining QMUL from over fifty different countries, studying courses as diverse as Regenerative Medicine, Public Policy, Comparative and International Dispute Resolution, Banking and Finance, and Sustainable Energy Systems. Twelve of the scholars are studying the Economics and Finance Degree at QMUL.
The Chevening is the UK government’s international awards scheme aimed at developing global leaders. Every year, Chevening Scholarships support outstanding emerging leaders from across the world to pursue one-year master’s degrees in any subject and at any of the UK’s leading universities.
QMUL hosts one of the largest communities of Chevening scholars of any UK university. For 2017-18, the university hopes to welcome even more scholars, by contributing over £500,000 towards their support.
In addition to the QMUL-Chevening Scholarships for 2017-18, the university will offer 17 QMUL-Chevening Partner Awards, co-funded by QMUL and the UK government, eligible for certain courses and nationalities across academic schools and institutes.
Professor David Sadler, Vice-Principal (International) said: “QMUL is proud to host one of the largest groups of Chevening scholars of any UK university – a fact that we believe is testament not only to the high quality of our master’s courses, but also to the international character of the QMUL community and to our commitment to embed an international dimension in all QMUL activities.”.”
Applications for 2017-18 QMUL-Chevening Scholarships and QMUL-Chevening Partner Awards are now open. More information about the awards and the application process can be found here.