Since 2008, Delta has cooperated with the British Office to offer Chevening Delta Climate Scholarships. Chevening Scholarship itself is the UK government's global scholarships programme, which enables outstanding emerging leaders from all over the world to pursue one-year master's degrees in the UK with fully-funded incentives. Delta supports the funding and operation of the scholarship in Taiwan to urge youths to further their studies in the UK. Like Delta Netherlands Environmental Scholarship, the scholarship is not tied to any specific subject, and applicants are required to submit a proposal of how to apply professional knowledge and skills to addressing climate issues. 

Until 2023, a total of 28 applicants have been awarded and are working in government, NGOs, businesses, and research institutions.

The awardee list:

2023
LIN, FANG-YI (University of Westminster, Fashion Business Management)
HUANG, QI (University of Cambridge, LLM)

2022
QIU, YA-LING (Computing and Information Technology, University of Saint Andrew)
NI, MAO-TING (Laws, King's College London)

2021
ZHAN, YU-YAO (Environmental Technology, Imperial College London)
LI, PEI-RU (Advanced Chemical Engineering, University of Birmingham)

2020
WU, XIN-YUN (Ecological Design Thinking, Schumacher College)
WU, CHENG-CHENG (Environmental Change and Management, University of Oxford)

2019
LIN, YING-XIU (Corporate Sustainability, University of Leeds)

2018
LI, HAN-YUN (Sustainable Cities, University of Leeds)
HUANG, LIANG-YU (Social Anthropology, SOAS University of London)

2017
HE, SI-YING (clinical and public health nutrition, University College London) 
WANG, SHUN-DE (environment, politics and society, University College London)

2016
ZHENG, YI-LIN (Economics and Policy of Energy and the Environment, University College London)
TANG, ZHI-XIANG (Business administration, University of Cambridge)

2015
LIU, YAN-RU (Management, Leeds University)
GUO, JING-RU (Environmental Management, LLM, Queen Mary University)

2014
XU, HUI-RU (Business Interpreting in Chinese and English, University of Surrey)
WENG, WEN-YU (Development Studies, London School of Economics)   

2013
ZHOU, YI-JIE (Human Rights, London School of Economics and Political Science)

2012
LAI, HUI-LING (Environment Studies, University College London)
WU, YING-XUAN (Public Health, Edinburgh University)

2011
HU, XIN-ZHUN (Translation Studies, University of Edinburgh)
WU, YU-TIAN (Museum Study, University of Leicester)

2010
HUANG, YAO-TING (Carbon Management, University of Glasgow)
LUO, XIN-YI (Illustration, Kingston University London)

2009
YANG, ZONG-HAN (Environmental criminology, University of Cambridge)

2008
CHEN, YI-YI (Technology Policy, University of Cambridge)