u/GyozaLuvr

Hi everyone,

I’m posting to see if anyone has received any notice from their university regarding whether they were successfully or unsuccessfully selected for the Chevening in Europe Scholarship.

I know we were originally expecting to hear around the end of July/early August, so I’m wondering if anyone has received an update yet, or if anyone has heard anything about when we might expect to be notified.

Would love to hear if anyone has any information! 😊

Hi everyone,

I’m posting to see if anyone has received any notice from their university regarding whether they were successfully or unsuccessfully selected for the Chevening in Europe Scholarship.

I know we were originally expecting to hear around the end of July/early August, so I’m wondering if anyone has received an update yet, or if anyone has heard anything about when we might expect to be notified.

Would love to hear if anyone has any information! 😊

Hello 👋🏽
I recently accepted my offer to York, and as an “older” student (27) I am looking for a quiet, clean apartment.

Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks in advance!

Hi everyone,

I was notified on Friday that I was nominated as a candidate for the Chevening in Europe scholarship, the deadline was today at 11am. I wanted to see if anyone else has applied for this particular scholarship, heard back, or has been invited to the next stage?

Thanks again!

Hi everyone - I just received my acceptance to the above mentioned program. Are there any current or former students in this course? Would love to hear from you or anyone about this specific course. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I’m currently applying to Human Rights master’s programs and would love some advice on the reputation of these universities/programs within the human rights field.

So far I’ve applied to:
University of York
University of Stirling
University of Essex
University College Dublin

I’m an EU/American dual national and am mainly trying to understand which programs are viewed most strongly academically and professionally.
Would really appreciate any insight — thank you!

Hi everyone,

I’m currently applying to Human Rights master’s programs and would love some advice on the reputation of these universities/programs within the human rights field.

So far I’ve applied to:
University of York — MA Applied Human Rights
University of Stirling
University of Essex
University College Dublin

I’m an EU/American dual national and am mainly trying to understand which programs are viewed most strongly academically and professionally.
Would really appreciate any insight — thank you!