August 31, 2026

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British Ambassador Says Goodbye to Eight New Chevening Scholars in Heartfelt Farewell

British Ambassador Says Goodbye to Eight New Chevening Scholars in Heartfelt Farewell

On Thursday, 27 August, the British Ambassador to Argentina, David Cairns, bid farewell to eight Argentine professionals who are set to embark on a transformative journey to the United Kingdom to pursue their master’s degrees through the esteemed Chevening scholarship programme.

Acknowledging Future Leaders

During his address, Ambassador Cairns extended his heartfelt congratulations to the scholarship recipients, highlighting the impressive range of their chosen fields of study, interests, and the diverse universities they will attend. He remarked, “Tonight, we celebrate not only the departure of a new cohort of exceptional scholars, but also the continued growth of a community that connects Argentina and the United Kingdom through education, leadership and lasting friendship.”

This prestigious scholarship programme is designed to support young individuals from Argentina who demonstrate leadership potential, allowing them to undertake a graduate programme at a British university of their choice, with all expenses covered. Applications for the 2027-2028 academic year are currently open from 4 August until 6 October 2026. Interested candidates are encouraged to apply through the Chevening platform in Argentina.

Meet the Scholarship Recipients

The following is the complete list of scholarship recipients for the 2026-2027 academic year:

  • Ezequiel Barnade: MPhil in Criminology – University of Cambridge
  • Fernando Desteffaniz: MSc in Public Policy and Management – SOAS, University of London
  • Joaquin Herrero: MPhil in Digital Policy – University of Cambridge
  • Pilar Moreyra: LLM Master of Laws – King’s College London
  • Iara Mossayebeh: MSc in Media Communications (Data and Society) – The London School of Economics and Political Science
  • Federico Pellegrino: MSc in Political Economy of Late Development – The London School of Economics and Political Science
  • Macarena Santolaria: MPA in Innovation, Public Policy and Public Value – University College London
  • Lucía Wolaniuk: MA in Environmental Humanities – University of Bristol
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These individuals represent a diverse array of academic pursuits, reflecting the rich tapestry of talent and ambition present in Argentina today. Their journeys are set to enhance not only their personal growth but also the collaborative relationship between the two nations.