Contact our Indian ambassadors
Our designated student ambassadors from India are here to answer your questions and provide advice about studying at Kingston University:
- General ambassador: Sundeep Sareen
- Science ambassador: Harika Chintala
- Computing, information systems and mathematics ambassador: Bhanu Chawla
More about Sundeep Sareen
Hometown: Meerut
Course: Management in Construction MSc (graduated 2009)
Profile: Sundeep is a qualified civil engineer. He worked as an assistant manager at Williamson Tea Assam Ltd and later as a business development manager for Landmark Hotels and Indus Valley Promoters before deciding to join Kingston’s Management in Construction MSc.
What is Kingston like?
"It’s beautiful, and very safe! Plus there are a lot of part-time jobs for students."
How would you describe living and studying in London?
"It has been excellent. Living in London has been great, and it's also been nice to make friends with students from different parts of the world."
Get in contact: Email Sundeep at indianstudentambassador@kingston.ac.uk and he'll get back to you soon.
More about Harika Chintala
Hometown: Hyderabad
Course: Pharmaceutical Science MSc
Profile: Harika graduated from her Bachelor of Pharmacy in 2009 from HITS College of Pharmacy (affiliated to JNTU) and carried out her project work at USP labs. She chose to continue her education at Kingston University due to its London location, the scholarships on offer and the popularity of the University amongst fellow Indian students, which made her feel comfortable with her choice.
Harika was awarded an international scholarship of £3,000 as a result of her strong academic performance.
Get in contact: Email Harika at scienceindianambassador@kingston.ac.uk and she’ll get back to you soon.
More about Bhanu Chawla
Hometown: New Delhi
Course: Information Systems with Management Studies MSc
Profile: Bhanu completed his bachelors degree in computer applications in 2010 at Vivekananda Institute of Professional Studies (affiliated to GGSIPU). He has always had a keen interest in the field of IT and chose Kingston because of the quality of its teaching and services. Bhanu was awarded a scholarship of £1500.
Get in contact: Email Bhanu at cismindianambassador@kingston.ac.uk and he'll get back to you soon.
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