22 Bangladeshis awarded UK’s Chevening Scholarship 

BSS
Published On: 08 Sep 2025, 19:56
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DHAKA, Sept 8, 2025 (BSS) – A total of 22 young professionals from Bangladesh have been selected for the highly prestigious UK Government Chevening Scholarships for the 2025-‘26 academic year, enabling them to pursue one-year master’s degrees at leading universities in the United Kingdom.

British High Commissioner to Bangladesh Sarah Cooke formally handed over the award letters to the recipients at a ceremony in Dhaka today, said a press release issued by the British High Commission here. 

“My heartfelt congratulations to the 22 brilliant Cheveners from Bangladesh about to embark on this life-changing journey in the UK,” she said.

Cooke added that the Chevening programme symbolizes the enduring partnership between Bangladesh and the United Kingdom, founded on shared values. 

“When these scholars return from their studies in the UK, they will be equipped with knowledge, confidence and purpose to make real change in their communities,” she noted.

The Chevening Scholarship, established in 1983, is the UK Government’s flagship international scholarship scheme, funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and partner organisations. 

It provides fully funded opportunities for individuals with outstanding academic backgrounds and leadership potential.

Applications for the 2026-27 Chevening Scholarships are now open and will close on October 7, 2025. Interested candidates may apply through the official website: www.chevening.org/apply

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