Partners
Cowrie Scholarship Foundation is delighted to work in partnership with UK universities, charities and educational organisations to develop the next generation of Black British students.
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Newcastle University
A university which harnesses academic excellence, innovation and creativity to provide benefits to individuals, to organisations and to society as a whole.
University of Southampton
A founding member of the Russell Group and ranked among the top 100 universities worldwide.
southampton.ac.uk
University of Liverpool
Founded in 1881 as the original ‘red brick’, the university is one of the UK’s leading research-intensive higher education institutions.
liverpool.ac.uk
The University of Edinburgh
A globally recognised university for research, development and innovation, providing world-class teaching for more than 425 years.
ed.ac.uk
Queen Mary University of London
One of the UK’s leading research universities, committed to achieving the previously unthinkable.
qmul.ac.uk
With Insight Education
Mentoring black state school pupils into leading universities.
BARDO Inclusive Living
Building cultures of inclusion and compassion, as the key to growth in the workplace and harmonising society.
Blackbullion – Financial Education
On a mission to improve outcomes for millions of young people globally.
Jolly Good Communications
A social enterprise providing a full range of communications, public relations and related services for charities, social enterprises and other not-for-profit organisations.
Aqua Law Solicitors
Aqua Law Solicitors comprise lawyers who previously worked for the world’s leading law firms including the Magic Circle firms. They take on commercial, employment, family, trusts and immigration matters, and are committed to upholding justice, including fairer access to higher education for socio-economically disadvantaged British students, from African and Caribbean ethnicities.
Target Oxbridge
Target Oxbridge is a free programme that aims to help Black African and Caribbean students and students of mixed race with Black African and Caribbean heritage increase their chances of getting into the Universities of Oxford or Cambridge (known collectively as Oxbridge). Since launching in 2012, Target Oxbridge has helped over 200 students to secure Oxbridge offers.
Reach Society
Reach Society, founded in 2010, encourages, motivates and inspires young people, especially Black boys and young Black men, to realise their potential and make viable transitions to adult life.
