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Submit Applications for International Scholarships Programme (Slovakia)

Issued by Chevening Scholarship for Slovakia · via fundsforNGOs — grants & funding calls

Published
20 Sept 2026
Closes
6 Oct 2026, 23:59 UTC
Reference
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Location
Slovakia
Sector
Education & Training

Details

Deadline: 06-Oct-2026

The Chevening Scholarship for Slovakia supports outstanding Slovak professionals and future leaders who want to pursue a fully funded one-year master’s degree at a UK university. The scholarship covers major study and living expenses, including tuition fees, monthly financial support, travel, visa costs, and allowances, while scholars are expected to return to Slovakia for at least two years after completing their studies and use their knowledge and experience to contribute to their country’s development. The Chevening Scholarship is part of the UK Government’s International Scholarships Programme and is designed to support talented professionals with leadership potential and a commitment to creating positive change. The Slovakia scholarship provides an opportunity to study for a one-year master’s degree in the United Kingdom in any eligible subject at an eligible UK university. The programme also aims to build long-term academic, professional, and personal connections between scholars and the UK while supporting development in areas of shared priority. The Chevening Scholarship provides comprehensive financial support for successful scholars.

The scholarship package includes:

This funding allows successful applicants to focus on their postgraduate studies and professional development without having to independently cover the main costs associated with studying in the UK. Chevening scholars from Slovakia can pursue a one-year master’s degree in any eligible subject at an eligible UK university. Applicants should select courses that are relevant to their academic background, professional experience, career objectives, and future contribution to Slovakia. Applicants for the Chevening Scholarship for Slovakia must meet the programme’s eligibility requirements.

Applicants must:

The programme is intended for professionals who can demonstrate the potential to contribute to positive change in Slovakia after completing their studies. Certain applicants are excluded from the Chevening Scholarship. In general, applicants may be ineligible if they: Applicants should carefully review the official eligibility rules before submitting an application because additional conditions and exceptions may apply. Applicants should prepare their academic, professional, and course information before beginning the application process.

Key application steps include:

Applicants should pay particular attention to the following requirements: Applicants can strengthen their preparation by: The scholarship provides Slovak professionals with access to postgraduate education in the UK while supporting their long-term professional development. Beyond financial assistance, the programme gives scholars opportunities to develop international academic and professional networks. The requirement to return to Slovakia also connects the scholarship to the broader objective of applying the knowledge and experience gained in the UK to future work and development in Slovakia. The Chevening Scholarship for Slovakia is a UK Government-funded scholarship that enables eligible Slovak professionals and future leaders to pursue a fully funded one-year master’s degree at an eligible UK university. Yes. The scholarship provides funding for tuition fees, monthly living expenses, travel to and from the UK, specified allowances, one visa application, and a travel grant for eligible Chevening events. The scholarship supports a one-year master’s degree at an eligible UK university. The programme allows eligible applicants to pursue a one-year master’s degree in any subject, provided the selected course and university meet Chevening requirements. Applicants must have at least two years of work experience. Applicants must apply to three different eligible UK master’s courses. Applicants must eventually receive an unconditional offer from at least one eligible UK course by the required deadline. Yes. Successful scholars are expected to return to Slovakia and remain there for at least two years after the scholarship ends. British citizens are generally not eligible, subject to the programme’s specified exceptions. The scholarship covers tuition fees, a monthly living allowance, travel to and from the UK, an arrival allowance, a homeward departure allowance, one visa application, and a travel grant for eligible Chevening events. The Chevening Scholarship for Slovakia offers eligible Slovak professionals the opportunity to complete a fully funded one-year master’s degree in the UK while developing their academic knowledge, professional networks, and leadership experience. With comprehensive financial support and a requirement to return to Slovakia after the scholarship, the programme is designed to help scholars use their UK education and experience to contribute to their country’s future development. For more information, visit Chevening.

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