Setting the Standard for the World.
The International Society of Automation (ISA) is a globally recognized, non-profit professional organization dedicated to advancing industrial automation. Founded in 1945, ISA brings together engineers, researchers, and industry leaders to shape the future of automation while promoting safety, efficiency, and performance through globally accepted standards. Known for its vendor-neutral approach, ISA develops widely adopted standards in areas such as cybersecurity, human-machine interfaces, alarm management, and enterprise integration. Through flagship certifications like CAP® and CCST®, along with publications, training, and global conferences, ISA supports professional growth and innovation. In India, ISA's regional and student chapters actively promote skill development, technical learning, and industry engagement, bridging global expertise with local talent.
Why ISA Membership Matters
Explore the official programs that fast-track your career. Click any card to learn more on the global ISA website.
Scholarships
ISA awards thousands of dollars annually to student members who demonstrate potential in automation, covering tuition and research costs.
Certifications
Gain global recognition with programs like the Certified Control Systems Technician (CCST). Stand out to employers before you graduate.
Mentorship
Connect with seasoned industry veterans. Get career advice, resume reviews, and technical guidance from experts worldwide.
Technical Resources
Access over 2,500 technical papers, 50+ standards (like ISA/IEC 62443), and exclusive webinars not available to the public.
Bringing Global Excellence to Nirma University.
As an official student chapter, ISA ITNU serves as the direct link between Nirma University students and this massive global network. We don't just teach automation; we connect you to the people defining it.
✓ Local Access, Global Reach
Attend international summits and regional competitions (like AGAEM) right from campus.
✓ Industry Ready
We organize workshops on PLCs, SCADA, and Arduino that go beyond the university curriculum.