Chevening Scholars 2009 - 2010

Congratulations to all of our Chevening scholars from around the region who have been award a scholarship for 2009/2010.
We wish you all every success in the United Kingdom and look forward to hearing about your experiences when you return.

Mexico

 

Chevening / Mexican Ecology Institute Scholars:

Eric Ortega Urita, MSc Local Economic Development, London School of Economics
Ruth Ramos Robles, MSc Management and Implementation of Projects, University of Manchester
Vivian Valencia Figueroa, PhD, Columbia – London School of Economics

Chevening / Mexican Ecology Institute / Brockmann Foundation Scholar:

Carmen Lucía Carmona Paredes, MSc Decision Sciences, London School of Economics

Chevening / Shell / Edinburgh Scholars:

José Antonio Casís García, MSc Integrated Management of Resources, University of Edinburgh
Graciela Reyes Retana de la Torre, MSc Development and Environment, University of Edinburgh

Chevening / Shell / Cambridge Scholar:

Natalia Reyna Bensusan, MPhil Engineering for Sustainable Development, Cambridge University

Chevening / BP Mexico Scholar:

Iván Pineda Pineda, MSc Sustainable Energy, Imperial College London

Chevening / Unilever Mexico Scholar:

Luisa María Arredondo de la Torre, MA Development and Poverty, University of Sussex

Chevening Core Scholars:

Luis Yahir Acosta Pérez, LLM Public International Law, Queen Mary University of London
Pedro Manuel Arcelus Arrillaga, MSc Advanced Chemical Engineering, Imperial College London
Tania Bañuelos Mejía, LLM Public International Law, London School of Economics
Rodrigo Arturo Blancas de Erice, MBA, Manchester University
Alejandro Caballero Lankenau, MBA, Oxford University
Renata Fenton Regan, MA Industrial Design and Engineering. Royal College of Art
Guillermo Hernández Iñíguez, MBA, London Business School
Jorge Eduardo Kim Villatoro, LLM, University of Kent
Emiliano Amauri Ruiz Parra, MA Legal and Political Theory, University College London
Paloma Toscana Aparicio, MSc Theory and Practice of Human Rights, University of Essex