Over 350 students and parents attended the Education in Ireland Fair in Pune to meet representatives from 18 renowned Irish Higher Education Institutions 

PUNE: Education in Ireland, the national brand representing Irish Higher Education Institutions worldwide, kicked off its flagship Education Roadshow 2024 in Pune. Hosted at The Sheraton Grand Pune Bund Garden Hotel over the weekend, the fair showcased 18 top Irish Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) at this annual event.

Over 350 aspiring Indian students and parents engaged with senior representatives and academics from Ireland’s higher education institutions, gaining insights into Ireland’s educational landscape, course offerings, and post-study work options.

Barry O’Driscoll, Regional Manager, India & South Asia for Education in Ireland, expressed his delight at the success of the fair, saying, “We are thrilled to see the growing interest of Indian students in Ireland’s world-class higher education institutions. Pune has given us a fantastic response and we are excited to meet prospective students in the other four cities. With over 8,000 Indian students choosing Ireland last year, we look forward to welcoming talented students from across India to our institutions.”

The event proved to be a remarkable success, with Indian students showing great enthusiasm for Ireland as a top study destination. The roadshow also included a seminar on the student visa process presented by the Irish Visa Office and had experts who offered accommodation and financial advice for those looking to study abroad. There was also an engaging panel discussion titled “The Future of Engineering: Emerging Trends,” led by Irish academic experts Mr. James Collins – Head of Department Business & Financial Services at Technological University of the Shannon (TUS), Ms. Deirbhle O’Reilly – E3 Senior Business Development & Engagement Manager at Trinity College Dublin (TCD) and Dr. Rajat Nag – Assistant Professor at College of Engineering & Architecture, School of Biosystems & Food Engineering at University College Dublin (UCD).

Apart from Pune, the Education in Ireland fair has concluded in Delhi and is scheduled for 3 other cities: Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Chennai.

“We want to showcase all that an education in Ireland can offer to international students- be it a welcoming environment, friendly people, and world-class institutions that have industry-led programs taught by distinguished faculty. The fair provides a platform for students to connect directly with university representatives and academics, allowing them to ask detailed questions about courses, visa requirements, and career opportunities. The face-to-face interactions with institutions and other experts help clarify concerns around studying abroad, and further strengthen Ireland’s reputation as a preferred destination for Indian students”, O’Driscoll added.

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PUNE Education in Ireland, the national brand representing Ireland’s top Higher Educational Institutions (HEIs) is pleased to invite aspiring Indian students to explore their higher education options at the upcoming Education Fair in Pune on September 29th at The Sheraton Grand Pune Bund Garden Hotel from 12 pm to 4 pm. With 8,000 Indian students choosing Ireland as their study destination in 2023, this year’s fair is expected to attract even more interest in Irish institutions.

As part of the #StudyEmeraldIsle campaign, this event offers students and parents a unique opportunity to engage with representatives from 18 leading Irish institutions. Participants will gain comprehensive information on courses and post-study work opportunities. Additionally, there will also be a seminar conducted on the study visa application process, presented by the Irish Visa Office, in all five cities. In Pune, students have the opportunity to attend a special panel discussion on ‘The Future of Engineering: What are the Emerging Trends?’ led by Irish academics. The fair aims to guide students towards navigating their higher education journey, addressing their concerns, and allowing them to speak directly to faculty and representatives, empowering them to make informed decisions.

Barry O’Driscoll, Regional Manager, India & South Asia for Education in Ireland also expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “Ireland’s new international education strategy, Global Citizens 2030, aims to position Ireland as a top location for international talent and as a thought leader in education, research, innovation and science.  These education fairs present the opportunity for Indian students to learn about undergraduate and postgraduate programs offered by Irish higher education institutions. The fairs are a chance for students to chat face-to-face with representatives from 18 of Ireland’s HEIs. The exhibiting institutions are committed to addressing students’ queries around entry requirements, course content, and post-study career opportunities”

Apart from Pune, the Education in Ireland fair will be held in four other cities: Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Bengaluru. Last year, the fair’s success in all five cities was remarkable, and this year a substantial increase in student enrollments in Irish Higher Education Institutions is expected.

To register please visit: https://india.educationinireland.live?utm_source=Press&utm_medium=news&utm_campaign=IndiaRoadshow&utm_id=Partners

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