Miranda Brawn Diversity Leadership Scholarship
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🏢 Provider: Miranda Brawn

📍 Who it’s for: This scholarship is open to any full-time student in the UK, regardless of nationality, race or background, who has a genuine interest in diversity and the ambition to become a future diversity leader.

💰 Value: The scholarship provides personal funding for your education and career, paid on completion of the programme in Q4.

📅 Deadline: 30th June at 5pm (GMT)

🎓 Level: Scholarships are available for full-time studies ranging from GCSE to doctorate levels. ​

👉 Visit the Miranda Brawn website for full details


ℹ️ About the scholarship

The Foundation awards annual scholarships to future diversity leaders in full-time study at a UK educational institution. The scholarship supports your own education and career ambitions, funding is personal and cannot be used to fund another organisation or event. Awards are paid upon completion of the scholarship programme in September.

Scholars also benefit from exclusive mentoring from leaders in their fields and work experience opportunities, subject to availability. ​


💷 Funding Details

Winners receive funding to support their own education and career ambitions, paid upon full completion of the scholarship programme in Q4. In addition, scholars benefit from:

  • Exclusive mentoring from leaders in their fields
  • Work experience opportunities (subject to availability)
  • Reverse mentoring
  • Networking opportunities
  • VIP attendance at leadership lecture events

Eligibility

To be eligible, applicants must meet all of the following criteria:

  • Be enrolled or enrolling as a full-time student at a UK educational institution
  • Be a new applicant — previous scholarship winners are not eligible
  • Meet all entry requirements for their chosen course
  • Have a strong academic record or clear ambitions to achieve academically
  • Be able to commit the time and effort required to complete the scholarship programme
  • Have a genuine and demonstrable interest in diversity

Extra Info

Scholarships are available across a wide range of fields for the 2026/27 academic year, aligned to your future career aspirations. The following categories are currently available:

Law — sponsored by international law firm Hogan Lovells

Finance & Business — supported by Goldman Sachs, with mentoring included

STEAM — covering Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics

Multi-sector — open to all other industries; applicants can indicate their preferred sector

Kidney Healthcare — supported by Kidney Research UK, for future leaders interested in bridging the kidney health gap, or students on dialysis or kidney transplant recipients

Disability and Neurodiversity — sponsored by international law firm Reed Smith; this category is also open to part-time students who are unable to study full-time due to a disability.

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About the information on StudyKin

About our scholarship information: We update scholarship information as new details are announced by universities and scholarship providers. Scholarships for 2027/28 may be marked **TBC** where details have not yet been confirmed. Closing dates and eligibility can change, and some scholarships may reopen each year. Always check the official scholarship provider’s website for the latest information before applying.

How we calculate the student demographics
Our demographic data uses the latest HESA and publicly available data for UK-domiciled students, usually from the previous academic year. Figures are rounded to whole numbers, and ethnicity is self-identified by students, so figures are indicative. HESA’s “Mixed” category includes all mixed ethnic backgrounds, including mixed Black backgrounds.

What is the Race Equality Charter? The Race Equality Charter (REC) helps universities identify and address racial inequalities. Universities can be REC members without holding an award. Members can work towards Bronze, Silver or Gold awards, which recognise progress towards racial equality.