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Amman, Aug. 9 (Petra) — The UK government has opened applications
for the 2026 Chevening Scholarship program, offering fully funded
study opportunities at British universities. Applications will be
accepted until Oct. 6.
The British Embassy in Amman said the prestigious program offers
one-year, fully funded master’s degrees to candidates with the
potential to become future leaders, decision-makers and opinion
leaders and to make a lasting contribution to their communities and
beyond.
Scholarship recipients will join a global network of emerging leaders
and gain access to British academic and professional networks,
knowledge and shared values, supporting their efforts to address
global challenges and contribute to sustainable development, the
embassy said.
British Ambassador to Jordan Philip Hall said Jordanian youth have
considerable talent, adding that Chevening gives some of the
country’s promising young people the opportunity to pursue
internationally recognized degrees in the UK.
“If you are ready to take the next step and make a real difference,
we look forward to seeing your applications,” Hall said.
The embassy said candidates are selected not only on the basis of
their achievements, but also for their leadership potential, ability
to build meaningful relationships and commitment to creating lasting
impact in their communities and globally.
By providing access to UK education, professional networks and
expertise, the program seeks to give future leaders the skills and
connections to work together on common international challenges,
according to the statement.
Prospective applicants were encouraged to consider Chevening’s vision
and objectives and assess how their experience and aspirations
correspond with the impact sought by the program’s global community.
Applications can be submitted through the Chevening website at
chevening.org/apply. Candidates are advised to review the program’s
vision and available resources before applying and to assess their
readiness to submit a competitive application.
Since its launch in 1983, more than 60,000 professionals have
benefited from Chevening in developing their careers, according to
the statement.
Chevening is the UK government’s global scholarship program, funded
by the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and
partner organizations. It supports one-year master’s degree programs
at British universities.
Chevening alumni come from more than 140 countries and territories,
with more than 60,000 graduates forming a global network, the
statement said.
//Petra//WH