The NSAC Team

The NSAC Team consists of four sub-teams, The Presidency, and The Board. Each team has one to two Director(s) and Organisers who oversee a particular area of the organisation’s work.

Typically the Team consists of around 30 ambitious and enthusiastic students who help put together our annual conference, our workshops, our newsletter and everything else the organisation does.

The Team is open to applications in December every year – be sure to sign up to the newsletter to stay informed!

Presidency

The Presidency Team of NSAC is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the organization. Guided by our mission, we focus on fostering internal coherence and team spirit, ensuring that our community thrives from within. Externally, we work to strengthen partnerships, expand our reach, and uphold the values of NSAC.

Laura is currently pursuing a Master of Arts (Honours) in International Relations and Philosophy at the University of St Andrews, where she is an active member of a student-led think tank and the philosophy society. 

Before university, Laura graduated from Sankt Annæ Gymnasium and spent a summer at the University of Oxford studying International Relations. Having faced the challenges of applying to UK universities post-Brexit, she is passionate about helping others navigate the complexities of pursuing higher education abroad.

University & Partner Relations

Louise is a first-year Computer Science student at the University of Copenhagen with a deep curiosity for seeking global connections and new learning experiences. Passionate about studying abroad and exploring new cultures, Louise hopes to help open doors for others to pursue international opportunities as well.

Krista is currently taking a gap-year, and apart from working, reading and travelling, she is applying to universities in England for entry. Having experienced how meeting other helpful and enthusiastic students at last year’s conference strengthened her own university application, she is eager to contribute to NSAC’s goal of making information about going abroad more accessible to Nordic students.

Admission & Outreach

Corporate & Finance

Cecilie studies Business, Economics, and Social Studies at Trinity College Dublin. Going abroad and choosing a less traditional path can be challenging, but with NSAC’s support she has already learned much. She’s passionate about helping other Nordic students follow the academic path that feels right for them and explore new perspectives – even when it means stepping off the beaten track. As part of NSAC, she hopes to make this experience more accessible for others.

Operations

The Operations Team is the backbone of our digital presence, managing and optimizing our website to ensure it remains up-to-date and efficient. The Operations Team is responsible for collecting valuable stories and resources through the Roadmap and website, making study-abroad information more accessible and actionable.

Carlo is in his second year studying Engineering Physics at Politecnico di Milano, in Italy. He finished high school in Boston in 2023, an experience that gave him a unique perspective on studying in different countries. Having joined the NSAC team this year, Carlo looks forward to helping students explore their opportunities abroad.

Board

The Board of the Nordic Study Abroad Community is appointed at the annual general meeting in November and is responsible for ensuring that the organisation acts in accordance with its bylaws. The Board also gives valuable input on NSAC’s vision and long-term strategy.

Inspired by life abroad and a lifelong dream of living the college life, I am now attending the University of Pennsylvania in lovely Philadelphia. Currently, I’m part of the Vagelos Scholars Program in Molecular Life Sciences, planning to major in biochemistry and biophysics – but this might change. Outside of school, I am part of an Entrepreneurship Fraternity and several clubs.