Education fair on February 9

Updated on: Monday, January 30, 2012

Edwise is organising the 12World Education Fair at The Lalit on February 9, Thursday (10.30 am-5 .30 pm). Delegates from several universities will be present at the event with on-the-spot offers, interactions , admissions, scholarships and application fee waivers. Some of the UK universities attending the fair will include Aberystwyth , Anglia Ruskin, Birkbeck, Birmingham City, Coventry, De Mont Fort, Glasgow Caledonian , Liverpool John Moores, Manchester Metropolitan, Southampton Solent, Brighton, Essex, Glamorgan, Leicester, Plymouth, Salford and St Andrews.

The universities from the US include Hult International Business School, Kent State, San Francisco State, Long Island, James Madison, University of Massachusetts ( Boston), University of Massachusetts (Dartmouth ), University of Massachusetts (Lowell ) and Western Kentucky.

While on the one hand, Centennial College , Fanshawe Humber, Fraser International College, International College of Manitoba , Niagara and Thompson Rivers from Canada will be participating at the event, the Australian universities include Curtin Sydney , Blue Mountains International Hotel Management School, Newscastle, University of Western Sydney and UTS Insearch Institute.

Other participating universities include Waikato from New Zealand and Curtin, East Asia School of Business, Informatics Academy Pte Ltd, James Cook, Management Development Institute of Singapore, PSB Academy , Singapore Institute of Management from Singapore; the universities from Switzerland will include Swiss Hotel Management School, among others. For the last 21 years, Edwise, an overseas education consultant representing over 450 universities across 14 countries, has been assisting students interested in pursuing their studies abroad. It helps students not only with their application and admission process, but also offers free counselling to them. Student queries about courses, visa, scholarships, loans, etc, will be answered by delegates at the seminars that will be held every hour. Some institutes will also provide an application fee waiver (up to Rs 35,000) and scholarships or spot admissions to students . Prior registration with Edwise is essential for personal interviews with delegates . Candidates can register for the event and bring in their academic originals along with five sets of photocopies for the May/Sep 2012 spot offers before February 8, 2012.

For free registration, please call (011) 4700 5333; or sms 'ED WD' to 56070; for more information, visit the website, www.worldeducationfair.com
 

Times of India

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