Virtual Exhibition

Updated on: Friday, May 27, 2011

All those who intend to go to the UK for higher studies, the British Council India is presenting a Virtual Education UK Exhibition where visitors can access and download information about the different courses from 25 participating UK universities, admission procedures, accommodation details, fee structure, student alumni information and more. Visitors can also have a live chat with delegates of the participating universities. Apart from this there will be subject specific webinars during the event.

The Virtual Education UK Exhibition will be on till 10 June 2011 at www.edukvirtualexhibition.com It began on 20 May and so far more than 30 chat sessions have been conducted by the university delegates. Students are interacting with the university delegates to get answers to their queries which range from finding suitable courses to finding the right accommodation. Aston University, University of Birmingham, Brunel University, University of Liverpool are some of the universities that are participating in the event.

The Virtual Exhibition has been planned to provide an opportunity to showcase education UK to the public and key influencers online. It also helps provide information to the target audience who are considering a UK education but are geographically dispersed.

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