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Call for Applications: Chevening Scholarship Program (Gibraltar)

Issued by Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office · via fundsforNGOs — grants & funding calls

Published
25 Aug 2026
Closes
6 Oct 2026
Reference
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Sector
Education & Training

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Deadline: 06-Oct-26

The Chevening Scholarship Gibraltar offers eligible Gibraltar citizens the opportunity to pursue a fully funded one-year taught master’s degree at any eligible UK university. The scholarship is designed to develop future leaders who can create positive change in Gibraltar, particularly in areas such as climate action, economic prosperity, and conflict recovery. What Is the Chevening Scholarship Gibraltar? The Chevening Scholarship is the UK Government’s flagship international scholarship programme, funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office and partner organisations. The programme supports outstanding professionals from eligible countries and territories to undertake postgraduate study in the UK while developing leadership skills, professional networks, and international experience. For Gibraltar, the scholarship aims to support future leaders who can contribute to their communities and strengthen long-term relationships between the UK and Gibraltar. What Does the Scholarship Cover? The Chevening Scholarship provides comprehensive financial support for a one-year taught master’s degree.

The scholarship covers:

- Full tuition fees. - Monthly living allowance. - Travel costs to and from the UK. - Additional grants for essential expenditure. - Other applicable allowances provided under the programme. This support allows successful scholars to focus on their academic studies, leadership development, and professional networking without having to fund the main costs of studying in the UK themselves. What Subjects Can Gibraltar Applicants Study? Applicants can apply for an eligible one-year taught master’s programme in a wide range of academic disciplines. The chosen course should support the applicant’s professional background, leadership ambitions, and plans to contribute to Gibraltar. Areas of particular relevance may include: - Climate action and environmental sustainability. - Economic development and prosperity. - Conflict recovery and resilience. - Public policy and governance. - Business and economics. - International relations. - Technology and innovation. - Education. - Health and social development. - Law and public administration. Who Is Eligible for the Chevening Scholarship Gibraltar? Applicants must satisfy the programme’s eligibility requirements.

They must:

- Be a citizen of Gibraltar. - Hold an undergraduate degree that qualifies them for admission to a UK master’s programme. - Have at least two years of work experience. - Apply to three different eligible UK master’s courses. - Receive an unconditional offer from at least one eligible UK course by the specified deadline. - Commit to returning to Gibraltar for at least two years after completing the scholarship. Applicants should also demonstrate leadership potential and the ability to create meaningful positive change. Who Is Not Eligible?

Applicants may be ineligible if they:

- Hold British citizenship, unless they qualify as a British Overseas Territory citizen under the applicable rules. - Have refugee status in a non-eligible country. - Have previously studied in the UK on a UK government-funded scholarship. Applicants should check the current Chevening eligibility rules for all applicable exceptions and conditions before applying. Why the Chevening Scholarship Matters The scholarship provides more than financial assistance for postgraduate study. Successful scholars gain opportunities to develop: - Advanced academic knowledge. - Leadership capabilities. - International professional networks. - Knowledge of UK policies and practices. - Cross-cultural experience. - Professional connections with future leaders from around the world. For Gibraltar, these skills and networks can help scholars contribute to areas of shared priority, including environmental action, economic development, and community resilience. How to Apply for the Chevening Scholarship Gibraltar Applicants should begin preparing their university and scholarship applications early.

Step 1: Check Your Eligibility

Confirm that you meet the citizenship, academic qualification, work experience, and post-study return requirements. Also check that you are not covered by any of the Chevening programme’s ineligibility provisions.

Step 2: Research Eligible UK Master’s Courses

Identify suitable one-year taught master’s programmes at UK universities. Consider whether each course aligns with your: - Academic background. - Professional experience. - Leadership objectives. - Career plans. - Intended contribution to Gibraltar.

Step 3: Apply to Three Different Courses

Chevening applicants must apply to three different eligible UK master’s courses. University applications should be submitted early enough to allow time for the admissions process.

Step 4: Submit the Chevening Application

Complete the Chevening application with accurate information about your education, work experience, leadership achievements, career objectives, and future plans. Strong applications should provide specific examples of professional achievements and community or wider impact.

Step 5: Obtain an Unconditional Offer

You must receive an unconditional offer from at least one eligible UK master’s course by the specified deadline. Applicants should track university admission deadlines separately from Chevening deadlines.

Step 6: Complete the Selection Process

Applications are assessed through the Chevening selection process. Successful candidates will receive scholarship confirmation and can prepare for their postgraduate studies in the UK.

Step 7: Return to Gibraltar

After completing the master’s degree, scholars must return to Gibraltar for at least two years and use their knowledge, skills, and networks to contribute to their home community. What Makes a Strong Chevening Application? Meeting the minimum eligibility criteria does not automatically guarantee selection.

A strong application should demonstrate:

- Clear leadership potential. - Professional achievements.

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