Since 2008, the British Office has been cooperating with the Delta Electronics Foundation to set up Chevening-Delta Climate Scholarships. Each year, two youth leaders devoted to Taiwan's environmental protection are sponsored to go to study in the UK.

The scholarship receivers have to return to Taiwan after their studies and contribute what they have learned to relevant issues of environmental protection and climate change. The scholarship applicants have the freedom to choose any major to study. They, however, are required to submit a proposal about the application of professional knowledge and skills to the practical application on issues of environmental protection and climate change.

Applications for Chevening Scholarships to study in the UK will be open until 1 November 2021, with applications to be submitted via the Chevening application page.

Winners list:

2022
邱雅翎 (Computing and Information Technology, University of St Andrews)
倪茂庭 (Laws, King's College London)

2021
Yu-Yao Zhan (Environmental technology, Imperial College London)
Pei-Ru Li (Advanced chemical engineering, University of Birmingham)

2020
Cheng-Cheng Wu (Environmental change and management, University of Oxford)
Shin-Yun Wu (Ecological design thinking, Schumacher College)

2019
Ying-Hsiu Lin (Sustainability and business, University of Leeds)

2018
Han-Yun Li (Sustainable cities, University of Leeds);
Liang-Yu Huang (Human rights, University of Essex)

2017
Shih-Ying Ho (Clinical and public health nutrition, University College London);
Shun-Te Wang (Environment politics and society, University College London)

2016
Yi-Lin Cheng (Public administration, University College London);
Chih-Hsiang Tang (MBA, University of Cambridge)

2015
Yen-Ru Liu (Emergency relief, University of Leeds);
Jing-Ru Kuo (Environmental human rights, Queen Mary University of London)

2014
Hui-Ju Hsu (Translation, University of Surrey);
Wen-Yu Weng (Development studies, London School of Economics and Political Science)

2013
I-Chieh Chou (Human rights law, London School of Economics and Political Science)

2012
Huei-Ling Lai (Environment studies, University College London);
Ying-Hsuan Wu (Public health, University of Edinburgh)

2011
Yu-Tian Wu (Ecological museum, University of Leicester);
Hsin-Chun Hu (Translation, University of Edinburgh)

2010
Yao-Ting Huang (Carbon management, University of Glasgow);
Hsin-I Lo (Illustration and animation, Kingston University London)

2009
Chung-Han Yang (Environmental criminology, University of Cambridge)

2008
Yi-Yi Chen (Technology policy, University of Cambridge)