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Making education more accessible
Students aspiring to pursue higher education in Australia had a chance interact face-to-face with 20 leading Australian University personals in a hotel organised by IDP Education on Monday.
Students aspiring to pursue higher education in Australia had a chance interact face-to-face with 20 leading Australian University personals in a hotel organised by IDP Education on Monday.
IDP Education a placement service provider seeking to provide a platform for aspiring students. They organise the Australian Education fair in leading cities of the country which kick started on January 22 from Kolkatta. On Monday they organised the Australian Educational fair at Vijayawada. Over all 40 Universities and institutions are participating in the fair.
The students would gauge their prospects, directly apply to the institution of their choice and get first hand information on course and scholarship. The 20 leading Universities of Australia feature in worlds top 400 Times Higher Education Ranking.
The universities are Charles Darwin, CQ, Curtin, Deakin, Edith Cowan, Federation, James Cook, La Trobe, Melbourne Institute of Technology, Monash, Navitas, QUT, Swinburne, University of Sydney, South Australia, South Australia, Southern Queensland, Tasmania, University of Technology, Sydney, Victoria and Western Sydney Universities.
