University Living, a student housing managed marketplace, and the National Indian Students and Alumni Union UK (NISAU), an organization for the welfare of Indian students, have announced a strategic partnership aimed at supporting Indian students pursuing higher education in the United Kingdom.
Through this partnership, both organisations will combine individual domain expertise to enhance and further support Indian and the wider international student community, by providing timely and authentic guidance and support around accommodation, addressing students’ queries, helping them in building close knit communities, so that students feel at home away from home. They will also create awareness about various scholarships to help students make informed decisions. Additionally, University Living’s Cost of Living calculator will be a valuable tool for students to manage their expenses effectively.
NISAU & University Living will collaborate to aid in the provision of safe and secure housing for Indian students during their education journey in the UK. Through this engagement University Living & NISAU are aiming to benefit 1 million students by 2030. Notably, student housing has become a cause of concern in key destination markets due to high demand and spiralling living costs.
Saurabh Arora, Founder & CEO of University Living, speaking about the collaboration said: ” University Living and NISAU are dedicated to shaping a brighter future for Indian students studying in the UK. Together, we stand committed to providing unparalleled support, resources, and tailored solutions to ensure a seamless transition for Indian students as they embark on their academic journey in the UK.”
Sanam Arora, Founder and Chair of NISAU, echoed this sentiment, saying, “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 students’ journey, and NISAU continues to act as the primary point of contact for Indian students in UK who need information on how to find safe and affordable housing. Through our partnership with UL, we are able to help them better with access to this critical information and make informed choices.”
