Winner of the UN Award for Intercultural Innovation, our leadership development programme equips aspiring leaders at university with the skills, experiences and networks they need to advance their careers.

On this year-long programme, which runs alongside undergraduates' academic study, groups of students of different faiths and beliefs are mentored by MPs and Peers and create social action and community empowerment projects with support from leading NGOs. Participants on the programme also receive training and attend events that widen their professional and social networks. We welcome applications from students who identify with a particular faith or belief (religious or not) and aspire to be political or community leaders.

Since 2007 around 150 students and 32 parliamentarians have taken part in this programme.