Centre for Nepal Studies UK (CNSUK) is an organization registered in England and Wales under the Companies Act 1985. The aim of CNSUK is to carry out research and provide consultancy services in the issues related to ethnic minority; community cohesion; population and migration; labour market; health; education; gender; religion and culture; conflicts; British Gurkha; community, rural and international development; and environment in the UK and elsewhere. CNSUK is founded and run by a team of high-level professionals, trained from reputed UK and other international universities, and have significant research experiences, including in the United Nations and other international institutions. Furthermore, the organisation benefits from a range of skills and experiences of well established university professors, who act as the advisors of CNSUK.

In 2008 CNSUK, in collaboration with NRNUK (and with the support from various Nepalese community organisations, community leaders and individuals) conducted a large scale survey (popularised as Census) of Nepalese ethnic minority in the UK.  Since October 2009, CNSUK is working in partnership with Oxford University for a study on "Vernacular Religion: Varieties of Religiosity in the Nepalese Diaspora.” CNSUK has also been working in partnership with Britain Nepal Academic Council and various other academic institutions in the UK.

Currently, the organisation is led by a team, comprising of Executive Director Dr. Krishna Adhikari, and Board of Directors: Dr Raju Shrestha (Secretary), Dr. Chnadra Laksamba, Mr Ananda Bhandari, Mr Lokendra Dhakal and Dr Govinda Dahal. Dr Dahal and Dr. Laksamba are the founder Executive Director and Co-ordinator respectively. Dr. Sondra Hausner, Mr Shree Baral and Mr Achut Gautam are members. More information on CNSUK can be obtained from www.cnsuk.org.uk.