National Indian Students and Alumni Union UK - NISAU

No communication from us should be construed as legal, or immigration advice in any shape or form. The National Indian Students and Alumni Union UK is an umbrella organisation representing the UK university students & alumni of Indian heritage. NISAU was created in 2011 to provide a unifying voice for students with Indian heritage (whether home-grown or international) and promote, educate and cel

ebrate Indian culture with people of all communities. NISAU aims to bring together all Indian student societies and alumni in the UK on one platform. NISAU works with a number of organisations including official agencies to achieve our aims. The definitive reason for our existence is to represent Indian students. We are 'By students and For students'. "NISAU is not just an organisation, it is a movement. A youth led movement that will forever change the way India and its culture is viewed in the United Kingdom. A movement that unifies the voice of Indians in the UK, through our students and alumni" – Sanam Arora, President, NISAU UK

Vision:
Positive contribution to the UK, to India and the Indo-British relationship via youth of Indian origin living in the UK. The first and the foremost aim of the National Indian Students and Alumni Union UK is to represent Indian students from Universities and Higher Educational Institutions across the United Kingdom. Secondly, we are a portal for Indian students and alumni, both from India and the diaspora for all their needs while in the UK. We aim to become the voice of Indian students in the UK, developing the future leaders of tomorrow. NISAU is the umbrella body of Indian and India-related societies at various university societies, across the UK. NISAU aims:
(a) To become the representative voice of Indian students studying at educational institutions in the UK
(b) Support Indian students during their higher education in the UK - academic, professional and personal (pre, during and post studies). (c) To develop future leaders, role models and ambassadors in the UK and in India. (d) To further the Indo-UK relationship
(e) To promote British Higher education in India and increase student exchange between both countries. (f) To develop a system where UK educated Indian students are able to share their global knowledge and experience in India on a large scale. (g) To promote and celebrate Indian culture in the UK, upholding its core principles: ‘truth always prevails’, ‘unity in diversity’ and ‘the world is a family’.