University Living, NISAU alliance to support Indian Students in UK

National Indian Students and Alumni Union UK (NISAU) has partnered with University Living to provide vital information and housing assistance to Indian students while the students pursue their higher education in the UK.

Study in UK: University Living has strategically collaborated with the National Indian Students and Alumni Union UK (NISAU) to support Indian students with vital information and assistance in housing while they study in the United Kingdom.

NISAU India UK Education Conference 2024 in London saw the formation of this partnership. Under the agreement, the University Living and NISAU will work jointly to ensure safe and secure housing for Indian students in UK.

While highlighting the importance of this partnership, Saurabh Arora, Founder and CEO of University Living said, "Cultivating a global community starts with breaking down barriers and fostering inclusivity. We are pleased to announce our partnership with NISAU to empower Indian students pursuing their dreams in the UK."

"NISAU is excited to join forces with University Living to provide timely and authentic guidance and support around accommodation to Indian students. Finding safe and comfortable housing is one of the most important parts of a student’s journey. NISAU continues to act as the primary point of contact for Indian students in the UK who need information on how to find safe and affordable housing," she added.

More Details of Strategic Alliance

Due to the increasing cost of living and high demand for housing, the housing shortage has become a major concern in the UK. The strategic alliance is expected to support 1 million Indian students by 2030. The university is also offering dual occupancy offering.

The university's message on X said, "Experience the best of student living with our dual occupancy options! Share your space, split the cost, and make unforgettable memories together."

Apart from accommodation support, the partnership will also build close-knit student communities to increase awareness about the different scholarships available. The university is also providing a Cost of Living calculator to help students manage their expenses while they study in the UK.

The UK is among the top choices for study abroad for Indian aspirants. According to data from the UK Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA, during the 2023 academic year, more than 108,000 Indian students were enrolled in UK universities, up by 8% from the previous year.

Such collaboration can be highly beneficial for the Indian student community in UK.

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