CHEVENING ROLLS-ROYCE SCIENCE AND INNOVATION LEADERSHIP FELLOWSHIP (CRISP)

To be eligible for a Chevening CRISP Fellowship, you must

1. Be a citizen of India or Sri Lanka and currently live in the country.
2. Return to your country of citizenship at the end of the period of the fellowship.
3. Have a postgraduate level qualification (or equivalent professional training or experience in a relevant area) at the time of application.
4. Have at least seven years’ work experience before applying.
5. Have a demonstrable commitment to innovation, and the experience and aptitude to contribute to the programme.
6. Have an excellent academic background in science, engineering or technology, or considerable experience working in such fields and good working knowledge of English (to be assessed by a qualified English language assessor).
7. Not hold British or dual British citizenship.
8. Agree to adhere to all relevant guidelines and expectations for the fellowship. Successful individuals may have significant experience as
9. Executives of service companies, manufacturing businesses, or state-owned companies.
10. Entrepreneurs and individuals who serve and fund the entrepreneurial community.
11. Research scientist.

Stated amount: Not Available ​​​​​​​

1. Full programme fees.
2. Living expenses for the duration of the fellowship.
3. Return economy airfare from India or Sri Lanka to the UK. The number of Fellowships is subject to availability for more please visit the

1. First All the application form will be evaluated.
2. After evaluation, eligible candidates will be shortlisted for the scholarship.
3. Shortlisting of candidates will be done by authorities. Other Info The main academic strands of the twelve-week CRISP Fellowship include science, innovation, leadership and management, as well as wider issues including global challenges, politics, and international relations. The modules aim to:
4. Develop an understanding of the UK science field and a range of innovation management processes.
5. Explore the interactions between research, innovation, and economic development.
6. Research and present a business plan based on individual interests and experience.
7. Visit a wide range of UK institutions, research institutes, and businesses, and start building professional networks.
8. Take part in a varied cultural programme, and explore potential insights from the arts to the working environment.