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UCL in South Asia
鈥�UCL鈥檚 reputation in South Asia is rising and our networks and connections are expanding, helped by our emphasis on high-quality research and underpinned by the Global Engagement Strategy. This will ensure th澳门历史开奖记录 positions itself as 鈥榩artner of choice鈥� in India and beyond in South Asia.
Professor Monica Lakhanpaul
Global Strategic Academic Advisor (India)
MAKING AN IMPACT
UCL community听
There are 713 students from South Asia 澳门历史开奖记录.
UCL has 4,612 alumni in South Asia.
Meet Noorain Inam, from Karachi, Pakistan, studying for a听Master's 澳门历史开奖记录 and winner of this year's Bloomsbury Festival Art Competition.
Find out about Dr Pushpa Arabindoo, UCL Department of Geography, and听her research into urban transformation in Chennai, India.
UCL Engineering student Purvish Thaker,听recognised by Forbes for his South Asian music YouTube channel.
Read about UCL student Sara's time on the International Summer School in New Delhi and subsequent volunteering opportunities in Bharatpur and Gurgaon.
Read the inspiring story of alumna Arifa Aminy, who left her home country, Afghanistan, to come to UCL in pursuit of education.
We're proud of our international and multi-cultural community which counts听713 students from South Asia currently studying 澳门历史开奖记录 and听4,612 UCL alumni in South Asia. Meet some of our students, alumni and academics through the slideshow above.
Research, partnerships and projects听
UCL's first ever Summer School outside of the UK is UCL India Summer School launching in June 2024 at the state-of-the-art campus of The British School New Delhi.
Collective groundwater pumping by millions of farmers in Bangladesh has created vast natural reservoirs underground that rival the world鈥檚 largest dams.
Professor Gareth Williams (UCL School of Pharmacy) has been collaborating with the University of Colombo to develop听smart fabric research capabilities in Sri Lanka.
Researchers and professionals听are developing solutions to address major social and economic challenges facing people of Pakistani origin, wherever they live worldwide.
A UK-India collaboration is changing the way patients are screened for diabetes-related sight loss and helping to reduce the burden of blindness in India.
Two UCL Bartlett alumni, Tanya Khanna and Anika Mittal, launched the Knowledge for a Cause campaign to help the post-pandemic world.
UCL has sent a total of 1,160 breathing aids to India and 130 to Nepal to support the countries鈥� fight against a Covid-19 surge.
To help support and promote activity, UCL has a South Asia Regional Network听补苍诲听补 . Check the slideshow for examples of听how we're delivering impact.
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Current and future partners
Partnership enquiries
We are keen to develop partnerships and collaborations with universities and institutions in South Asia. If you are interested in exploring ways to work with UCL, contact听Senior Global Engagement Manager (South & South East Asia),听Dr Amit Khandelwal.
Existing partners include:
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- (IITD-Madras)
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UCL's Grand Challenge of Cultural Understanding worked on and supported a number of initiatives under the heading India Voices throughout 2017 and 2018.听Through community engaged research, public and academic discourse and policy engagement, the aim of听India Voices听was to effect social impact.
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