Resources for underrepresented students
A curated directory of programmes, scholarships, internships, and career pathways. Discover the work and experiences of those leading the way in shaping more equitable futures.
Ministry of Eco Education
A collaboration of teachers working together to place sustainability at the heart of education, providing free resources for lessons plans and opportunities to get involved.
The Don Lavoie Fellowship
An online, semester-long programme for undergraduate students, recent graduates and young professionals interested in political economy.
Chevening Scholarships
A fully funded scholarship for international applicants to pursue a one-year master’s degree in the UK.
Society of Black Academics
A supportive community where Black Academics and aspiring scholars connect, share insights, and strengthen their career paths.
Nature Youth Connection Education
Empowering young people underrepresented in natural spaces and the environmental sector to get the opportunities they deserve.
New Curators
A paid, year-long curatorial training programme for aspiring curators of contemporary art from lower socio-economic backgrounds.
South Asians for Sustainability
A grassroots campaign dedicated to empowering South Asian communities to lead on climate action, sustainable living, and environmental justice.
SOS UK
A educational charity created in response to the climate emergency and ecological crisis led by students, educators, activists and environmentalists.
Loud Speaker
Supporting young people with workshops on public speaking, confidence building, personal storytelling, teamwork, leadership and more.
SolidariTee
A youth-led charity combining student activism with direct support for grassroots organisations working with refugees worldwide.
Blossoming Beyond Borders
A supportive community of young immigrants and international students navigating post-18 education and apprenticeships in the UK.
The Amos Climate Fellowship
A 12-month programme supporting young women land defenders and climate activists aged 18-35 across Mexico and Central America.
About the Geography for All resource directory
Our Geography for All resources are a curated, searchable collection of opportunities, programmes and initiatives supporting students from underrepresented backgrounds in geography and related fields.
This online hub maps pathways across the social mobility landscape, bringing together scholarships, internships, mentoring programmes, career development opportunities, and other forms of support that can help students before, during and after university.
Developed as part of our Geography for All initiative, the directory aims to make it easier for students, teachers and educators to find clear, practical routes into and through geography, from study to future careers.
The directory also serves as a platform to connect students to wider networks and opportunities beyond the geography community, amplifying the work of organisations already leading in shaping equitable futures.
We will further spotlight both national and community-led initiatives, helping students navigate their options with confidence.
If you know of opportunities you would like to see included, please get in touch at geogforall@rgs.org
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