Nordic Centre in India

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The Nordic Centre in India (NCI) was established in April 2001 at the University of Oslo as a consortium effort by 14 academic institutions in Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden to support and organize study in India, together with the Nordic Institute of Asian Studies. It is based in Uppsala University Sweden with another office in Delhi.

It took until November 2004 for NCI to gain permission from the Indian Government to operate in India. Formal relationships are being developed with Jawaharlal Nehru University in Delhi and with ISEC (Institute for Social and Economic Change) in Bangalore.

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