Building Connection, Belong, Be Heard
Students from every corner of the globe are now exploring, learning and growing together. At Nilai University, our community is inclusive, supportive and empowering. Clubs, events, the student council and other exciting activities are in place to allow students to build meaningful relationships and let their ideas be heard.
Students’ Representative Council
The Students' Representative Council (SRC) is made up of 6 council members, each representing a different faculty at the University. These members are elected through a democratic election that takes place annually in June or July. The SRC is organised into 5 main portfolios: Academic Affairs, Campus Affairs, International Student Affairs, Clubs and Sports, and Events and Publicity. Together, these portfolios work towards achieving the primary goals of the Council.
What do they do?
As Council members, they provide a link between students and the management to source for any request, problem or need that rises from students. They also strive to aid the management in improving the University’s service for the welfare and benefits of students. They also plan events that are able to encourage better relations among other students as well as to promote positive culture to encourage greater student participation in co-curricular activities. Their other responsibilities include providing moral support and providing assistance to all clubs and societies.
Where can you find them?
If you have any suggestions, ideas, inquiries, requests, or complaints, feel free to visit the SRC Office anytime between 10am and 5pm on regular weekdays (excluding examination week or the days leading up to it).
Fencin Christo Aabha John
President
Jeff Sia Yu Heng
Vice President
Foysal
Secretary
Heerini D/O Murugan
Treasurer
Umar Sharafee
Club and Society / Academic Affairs
Tadiwanashe Gwatinyanya
International Student Representative
Clubs and Societies
Nilai University actively promotes a healthy lifestyle and seeks to provide a ‘Total Student Experience’. The numerous clubs and societies is one way in which this aim is achieved. There are currently 35 active clubs on campus with many more still being formed each semester. They provide students with an outlet for creativity, networking and event participation. A resume filled with extra-curricular participation will definitely make the student more marketable.
Student in Action
Students here are constantly achieving incredible things, and now it’s your turn to be a part of it. Make the most of your student life by getting involved today!
The Department of Student Affairs is here to support you in having an amazing university experience.
Visit us at the Resource Centre to learn more.
Volunteerism
We run a huge number of student-led weekly volunteering projects and one off events helping people in the local community. When you find a project that interests you, all you need to do is head on over to the DSA to get in contact with the societies organizing these events and take part. It’s that simple!
Homeless People: Helping out in giving out meals
Environmental: Recycling campaigns, cleaning the campus
Children: Visiting orphanages, helping clean pre-schools
People with Learning Disabilities: Volunteering to read to disabled children
Societies
At Nilai University, we believe there’s a club or society for everyone. With a variety of religious, cultural, academic, sports, and recreational groups, you’ll have no trouble finding your fit. And if you don’t see what you want, why not create it yourself?
It’s simple to join, and a fantastic way to connect with others who share your interests while making the most of your university experience.
- Badminton Club
- Chess & Board Games Club
- Dodgeball Club
- Basketball Club
- Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Club
- Chinese Cultural Society
- Indian Cultural Society
- Christian Fellowship
- Islamic Student Society
- School of Accounting and Finance Club
- Aviation Society
- Hospitality Society
- MyHR Club
- Nursing Students Association
- Business Student Society
- Jarvis Technology Club
- Adventure Club
- Music & Dance Club
- International Student Club
- Rotaract Club
- Taekwondo Club
- Fun Club
- Futsal Club
- Football Club
- H20 Club
- Leo Club
- Life Science Society
- Scholar's Club
Who can I talk to?
We’re always on the lookout for volunteers to join our projects. To find out more, please head over to our Department of Student Affairs office or drop us an email.
What do I need to do?
Depending on the project, we can offer you advice on how to go about it. So contact your project leader who can help with this. Go to their Contact Page so you know who to ask.
