NISAU / NISAU Talks
2012 — 2026 · FIFTEEN YEARS
The conversations worth remembering. Big ideas. Real journeys. Voices that stayed with us. Explore NISAU’s collection of interviews, conversations and moments from 15 years of connecting Indian students and alumni with opportunity.
Syed Adnan Akhtar explores international partnerships, industry-academia collaboration and how universities can contribute to innovation, opportunity and national development.
Nawabzada Mohammed Asif Ali reflects on international exposure, student-centred learning, equitable access and why education must evolve for a new generation.
Dr Annie Jacob explores women in STEM, employability, innovation, entrepreneurship and how technical education can prepare students for the future of work.
Anthony Lee explores ethical student mobility, agent accountability, international student outcomes and how global education is moving beyond transactional recruitment.
Professor Amanda Broderick discusses how universities can connect education, employability, innovation and industry while creating opportunities for talent to thrive.
Halima Holland explores university partnerships, joint degrees, employability, student mobility and the evolving education relationship between the UK and India.
Prof. T. G. Sitharam explores internationalisation, entrepreneurship, AI, research and how India can build a more innovative and inclusive higher education system.
Prof. Helmut Kern explores different models of higher education, the value of international students, reciprocal mobility and the future of global university partnerships.
Hugues Boiteau discusses student mobility, academic and scientific partnerships, alumni opportunities and the evolving education relationship between India and France.
Dr. Subaji Mohan discusses global university partnerships, student and faculty mobility, international standards and collaborative models for higher education.
Sandeep Nanduri discusses Knowledge City, global university partnerships and why education, research, industry and employability need to develop together.
Mark Crossey explores how universities can connect education with careers, industry experience, research and long-term partnerships in India.
Rohit Kumar discusses the University of York's growing presence in India, its Mumbai campus, local relevance and the importance of long-term UK-India education partnerships.
Lil Bremermann-Richard explores how international education can become more accessible, collaborative and closely connected to careers, industry and entrepreneurship.
Sushmita discusses how student societies can create belonging, celebrate South Asian culture and support the wellbeing and welfare of international students.
Piyush Chaudhary reflects on a cross-sector career spanning engineering, government and policy, and why embracing new challenges can create wider impact.
Sorav Jain discusses building a career in digital marketing, why practical experience matters and how authenticity shapes a powerful personal brand.
Harsha Pandya explores Bournemouth University's creative strengths, international student experience, wellbeing, India partnerships, sport and entrepreneurship.
Dr Arun Prasad reflects on his journey from surgical training in India and the UK to pioneering advances in laparoscopic, bariatric and robotic surgery.
Dr Abhishek D. Garg reflects on purpose-driven cancer research, the global potential of immunology and why scientific understanding matters in conversations around vaccines.
Asma Khan on being told who she was supposed to be, leaving a PhD in Law for a kitchen, and building a career on her own terms.
Syed Adnan Akhtar explores international partnerships, industry-academia collaboration and how universities can contribute to innovation, opportunity and national development.
Nawabzada Mohammed Asif Ali reflects on international exposure, student-centred learning, equitable access and why education must evolve for a new generation.
Dr Annie Jacob explores women in STEM, employability, innovation, entrepreneurship and how technical education can prepare students for the future of work.
Anthony Lee explores ethical student mobility, agent accountability, international student outcomes and how global education is moving beyond transactional recruitment.
Professor Amanda Broderick discusses how universities can connect education, employability, innovation and industry while creating opportunities for talent to thrive.
Halima Holland explores university partnerships, joint degrees, employability, student mobility and the evolving education relationship between the UK and India.
Prof. T. G. Sitharam explores internationalisation, entrepreneurship, AI, research and how India can build a more innovative and inclusive higher education system.
Prof. Helmut Kern explores different models of higher education, the value of international students, reciprocal mobility and the future of global university partnerships.
Hugues Boiteau discusses student mobility, academic and scientific partnerships, alumni opportunities and the evolving education relationship between India and France.
Dr. Subaji Mohan discusses global university partnerships, student and faculty mobility, international standards and collaborative models for higher education.
Sandeep Nanduri discusses Knowledge City, global university partnerships and why education, research, industry and employability need to develop together.
Mark Crossey explores how universities can connect education with careers, industry experience, research and long-term partnerships in India.
Rohit Kumar discusses the University of York's growing presence in India, its Mumbai campus, local relevance and the importance of long-term UK-India education partnerships.
Lil Bremermann-Richard explores how international education can become more accessible, collaborative and closely connected to careers, industry and entrepreneurship.
Sushmita discusses how student societies can create belonging, celebrate South Asian culture and support the wellbeing and welfare of international students.
Piyush Chaudhary reflects on a cross-sector career spanning engineering, government and policy, and why embracing new challenges can create wider impact.
Sorav Jain discusses building a career in digital marketing, why practical experience matters and how authenticity shapes a powerful personal brand.
Harsha Pandya explores Bournemouth University's creative strengths, international student experience, wellbeing, India partnerships, sport and entrepreneurship.
Dr Arun Prasad reflects on his journey from surgical training in India and the UK to pioneering advances in laparoscopic, bariatric and robotic surgery.
Dr Abhishek D. Garg reflects on purpose-driven cancer research, the global potential of immunology and why scientific understanding matters in conversations around vaccines.
Asma Khan on being told who she was supposed to be, leaving a PhD in Law for a kitchen, and building a career on her own terms.
