Research-driven
We explore Ayurveda and health-related topics through student research before turning ideas into action and publication.
Ayurveda Campus, Kirtipur · Student club · Research and awareness
Welcome to SEARCH Students' Club
SEARCH Students' Club is a student-led organization at Ayurveda Campus, Kirtipur, Kathmandu. We promote health awareness, publish research, and create a supportive academic community for Ayurveda students.
- ResearchAyurveda-focused topics
- AwarenessHealth and outreach
- GrowStudent learning & collaboration
About SEARCH
Ayurveda students building a research, awareness, and support community in Kirtipur.
Who we are
Welcome to SEARCH Students' Club—Students Enriching Ayurveda Research and Convenient Health, the student-led club of Ayurveda students at Ayurveda Campus, Kirtipur, Kathmandu. We bring together students who want to learn, research, and work for better health awareness and academic growth.
Our focus is on research publication, health awareness, student collaboration, and building a supportive club culture that helps Ayurveda learners grow beyond the classroom.
Non-political and Non-profitable initiative of Students of Ayurveda Campus, helping to enrich in Ayurveda and Convenient Health, established in 2011 A.D.
What we do
How SEARCH turns student energy into awareness, research, and service.
Student collaboration
We work together across batches and interests so members can learn, contribute, and lead club activities.
Community-minded
We are a non-profit, student-led club centered on service, support, and shared growth.
Service-oriented
A full pipeline: learn → research → share → serve with the wider Ayurveda community.
Domains of focus
We prioritize Ayurveda student learning and health-oriented outreach in areas that matter for our community.
Health awareness
- Student-led awareness programs
- Public health education
- Community engagement
Education
- Academic support for Ayurveda students
- Workshops, talks, and peer learning
Research and publication
- Student research support
- Publication and presentation culture
Student community
- Club activities and mentorship
- Events that strengthen belonging
Our objectives
Core work we optimize for—and supportive programs that grow SEARCH culture.
Primary — core focus
- Research
- Study Ayurveda-related topics, health issues, and student interests to create meaningful club output.
- Publication
- Publish academic guides, past year question (PYQs) Collection, and educational resources to support students.
- Build
- Run student-led activities that strengthen learning, teamwork, and community participation.
Secondary — supportive
- Events — Health camps, health awareness programs, exams, and many more.
- Awareness — Programs on health, Ayurveda, and student engagement.
- Education — Resources for learning, mentorship, and peer support.
Benefits
Why students show up—and what SEARCH gains when members learn together.
For students
- Real-world, portfolio-building experience through research, events, and club responsibility.
- Leadership, teamwork, and communication skills through roles and activities.
- Mentorship and networking with faculty, alumni, and the broader Ayurveda community.
- Lower barriers for beginners through guided participation and peer support.
For Nepal
- Stronger student participation in health awareness and service.
- More research visibility and academic collaboration.
- A supportive club culture that connects students across batches.
NewsLetter
Monthly newsletters, updates, and highlights from SEARCH Students' Club.
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Events & workshops
Health camps, health awareness programs, exams, and many more.
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Gallery
Photos and videos from SEARCH activities, outreach, and student events.
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Team & leadership
Executive committee and advisory board guiding SEARCH.
Executive Committee
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Advisory Board
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Resources
Study materials, guides, and helpful resources curated for Ayurveda students.
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Contact
Collaborate on a problem space, propose a workshop, or ask how to contribute.