U.K. government pauses Chevening Fellowships for a year over likely budget cuts
The U.K. government has paused several Chevening fellowship programs for the 2027-28 cycle due to budget cuts and capacity constraints. Affected programs include research, cyber security, and journalism fellowships for international professionals.
The U.K. government has paused short-term fellowships offered for mid-career professionals under the prestigious Chevening programme for one year. The Chevening Research, Science and Innovation Leadership Fellowship (CRISP), the Chevening Cyber Security Fellowship, and the Chevening South Asia Journalism Programme (SAJP) have been paused for the year of 2027-28 for varying reasons, including capacity constraints and cost-cutting.
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