We warmly welcome 31 scholars across a range of music and dance programmes who will receive support from Trinity College London in the 2026/27 academic year.
The 2026/27 Trinity College London scholars are Angadmeet Saini, Ángela Torres Garcia, Aseem Pawaskar, Balaji Velmurugan, Elizabeth Groves, Enzo Gonzalez, Geethu Manoj, Gretna Van der Merwe, Hojabr Shishehgar, J Neya Zen Jeyarani, James Fletcher, Jamile Costa Destro, Jessica Baynes, Jimmy Waltman, Kaivalya Krishnan, Kavi Yazhini A, Lea Kozokaro, Luis Daniel Romero Monteagudo, Luqi Jin, Mahoor Pourmoghadam, Mar Elena Mitrovic Campos, Marcus Johnstone, Max Lamprecht, Nainika Cheema, Nayan Bhupatiraju, Nika Ulbl, Parth Agrawal, Pixie Rachon, Sage Talwar, Sasha Puller and Tom Gaddes.
Trinity College London’s scholarships provide life-changing opportunities for students at Trinity Laban, whose potential might otherwise be hindered by financial pressure. We are proud of our close association and deeply grateful for Trinity College London’s continued support. Through its generous support, Trinity College London has enabled individual excellence in the performing arts, providing opportunities for talented performing artists to benefit from specialist conservatoire training.
Professor Anthony Bowne, Principal of Trinity Laban commented: “Trinity College London and Trinity Laban have a significant shared history. To recognise this, Trinity College London supports a range of generous scholarships for our students. This has a considerable impact on many young people being able to take up their places here. I am immensely grateful to the Board of Trinity College London for their continued commitment to our special relationship and for its support of performing arts education.”