Student Clubs

AU United Cultural Club at Andhra University is a dynamic hub of creativity and innovation, continuously organizing an extensive range of activities and events, including debates, elocutions, essay writing competitions, micro tales, fests, flash mobs, music-dance workshops, technical and cultural events, and more. Beyond these cultural and technical pursuits, the club focuses on fostering social awareness, cyber security, and social responsibility, all of which contribute to the holistic personality development of its members. Moreover, AU United Cultural is deeply committed to post-disaster relief efforts and community engagement, actively participating in relief camps after natural calamities.

This club embodies Andhra University's dedication to nurturing well-rounded individuals who are academically accomplished, socially conscious, innovative, and responsible global citizens. Join us to explore, create, innovate, and make a positive impact on the world around you.

KALAW, situated at Dr. B.R. Ambedkhar College of Law, Andhra University, stands out as one of the most prominent student councils within the university. The Student's Chronicle, a periodical magazine published by KALAW, showcases interviews and works of legal luminaries, offering valuable insights into the legal world and council activities. KALAW has a rich history of organizing diverse programs, including innovative events like "food without fire," art and craft exhibitions, Decathlon games, and human library sessions.

Notably, the council annually conducts model constituent assembly and Youth parliaments, with members role-playing parliamentarians to discuss critical issues and introduce bills. In keeping with the digital age, KALAW has expanded its reach by establishing a YouTube channel, providing solutions for legal queries, career guidance, and subject-specific lectures. B. KALAW is a cornerstone of legal education, leadership, and innovation at Andhra University, fostering a nurturing environment for future legal luminaries.

GITA, based at AU College of Engineering, has emerged as a leading student council dedicated to enriching the technical knowledge of students through an online platform. Since its inception, GITA has been at the forefront of organizing tech talks, offering insights into career opportunities, skill development, hands-on training, and awareness of the latest trends and soft skills. The council has successfully conducted a series of online workshops covering diverse aspects, including entrepreneurship, space exploration, relationship building, and realizing entrepreneurial dreams. Notably, GITA has arranged tech talks on Micro Electronics - Technology Advances, the role of youth in building an Aatma Nirbhar Bharat, E-content creation, the role of science and technology in nation-building, youth engagement for disaster risk reduction, and health promotion through breath. Moreover, the council has taken the initiative to organize international webinars addressing herbal remedies for chronic disorders, the application of space technology in our daily lives, defense communication systems, global trends in digital transformation within the financial sector, and even blood donation drives in the spirit of Swachata-hi-seva. GITA epitomizes a commitment to excellence in technical education and continues to provide students with a platform for limitless learning and growth.

Andhra University Student Activity Centre (AUSAC) – Yuva Prabha at AU College of Pharmaceutical Sciences stands as a cornerstone for research promotion and student guidance. The active periodical magazines, AUSHADHI and Yuva Prabha, provide a platform for students to showcase their innovative work. SAC also plays a crucial role in mentoring students, offering career guidance, and providing training for competitive examinations like GPAT. It sharpens technical skills through the use of various software tools like CANVA. Beyond academics, Andhra University student councils, including SAC, serve as vibrant mediums to foster leadership qualities and engage in co-curricular activities. SAC's involvement in anti-ragging committees and addressing student complaints highlights its commitment to student well-being, ensuring active communication with university administration to address grievances. AUSAC acts as a bridge between university authorities and the student community, contributing to a holistic and supportive environment within the university.

Girl Up Club is a beacon of hope and empowerment, aligning with a mission that resonates globally. Established on December 19, 2011, following the United Nations General Assembly's declaration of October 11 as the International Day of the Girl, this club stands as a testament to the commitment to recognizing girls' rights and addressing the unique challenges they face worldwide. Under the theme "Invest in Girls' Rights: Our Leadership, Our Well-being," the club embodies the spirit of girls breaking boundaries and confronting issues like child marriage, education inequality, violence, climate justice, and inequitable healthcare access.

The Girl Up Campaign, initiated by the United Nations Foundation in 2010, has now evolved into a global movement with over 3,500 clubs in more than 120 countries. The club's overarching goal is to support comprehensive programs that provide girls in developing nations with equal opportunities for education, health, social and economic empowerment, and a life free from violence. With the motto "together for girls," the Andhra University Girl Up Club is dedicated to fulfilling the mission, values, and objectives of both the University and The Girl Up organization, fostering a global network of regional affiliates that impact 200,000 girls and youth leaders in 152 countries and all 50 U.S. states. Notably, this club holds the distinction of being the first-ever Girl Up Club in Visakhapatnam, with Andhra University as its foundation, solidifying its commitment to championing girls' rights and creating a more inclusive world.