Archive · 21 Nov 2025
New Initiative Boosts Indian Students' UK Career Prospects
A new organization called INSEC was started to help Indian students in the UK find better jobs after graduation.
They're planning a big event to help students and a study to understand their job situation better.
Indian students in the UK are having trouble finding jobs after graduation because some employers don't want to hire them.
The group INSA UK is trying to get the UK government to help fix this problem.
INSEC launched to improve career outcomes for Indian students in the UK
National Career Roadshow and study on Indian Student Outcomes planned
INSA UK summit discusses key issues faced by Indian students in the UK
Students raise concerns about post-study work visa and employer bias
INSA UK lobbies for government intervention to address employer bias
- Who
- Indian students in the UK, INSEC, INSA UK
- What
- Launched career outcomes initiative, discussed key issues, raised concerns about post-study work visa
- When
- At the India-UK Student Leadership Summit in London
- Where
- UK
- Why
- To improve career prospects for Indian students in the UK
Students' Perspective
Employers' Perspective
Post-Study Work Visa
Students' Perspective
Students fear bias and lack of responses from employers
Employers' Perspective
Employers may have concerns about visa regulations or qualifications
- Estimated Indian students in the UK
- 166,000
- Duration of INSEC's commitment
- 18 months
- Number of universities for National Career Roadshow
- 3 (LSE, UCL, King's College London)
- Study on Indian Student Outcomes release date
- Early next year
- Duration of post-study work visa
- Up to 18 months