The research surveyed a range of young people aged 16 to 24 from different religious backgrounds.
Kully Kaur-Ballagan, associate director at Mori, said: "Young people are more positive about race relations in general, but relations could be improved further through education."
The survey found that just over half of young people felt that "parts of Britain do not feel like Britain" because of immigration, while just over three-quarters of Muslims disagreed with this statement.
Shareefa Fulat, director of the Muslim Youth Helpline, said: "These results are less of a reflection of ethnic relations but more of how integrated young Muslims feel and how much they feel they belong to Britain."
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