If I opt for two courses, will I get a scholarship for one of them to manage other expenses in UK for a Master's?

If you are hoping to stretch one scholarship across two courses in the UK, the direct answer is no. Your scholarship, whether it is Chevening, Commonwealth, or a university award, is tied strictly to the single program named in your award letter, and UK student visa rules do not allow you to study two full-time degrees at once.

How Your Scholarship Funds Are Locked

Your Better Options

• Look for a structured dual degree or Integrated Master's offered as a single package by the university, budgeted and evaluated as one path.
• Complete one master's degree first, then apply for a second later, checking whether Chevening or alumni discounts support a subsequent qualification.

My Advice

Before you assume you need two separate courses, ask your target university's international office whether they offer a dual degree or Integrated Master's that combines both interests into one funded package. If a true dual degree does not exist, budget for your primary course now and revisit the second one after you graduate, when alumni funding often becomes available.