175 universities from 24 countries to showcase programmes and courses at GHEDEX 2013

GHEDEX 2013.

Over 175 Universities from 24 countries will showcase the latest courses and graduation programmes under separate pavilions at GHEDEX 2013.

Oman’s leading Global Higher Education Exhibition will be held from 23rd -25th April, 2013 at the Oman International Exhibition Centre, alongside the Training, Job Opportunities and Omanisation Exhibition-TRAINEX and JOBEX 2013.

Giving attendees an idea of what to expect at the venue, Mr. Sadiq Ahmed Khan, Director – B2B Events & Marketing, OITE shares an approximate number of the universities participating from some countries “The best selection of the premier higher education institutes from all over the world will be showcasing various courses and programmes at GHEDEX 2013 including 30 institutions from the UK, 23 institutions from USA, 12 Institutions from Ireland, 28 institutions from Oman and 13 institutions from UAE. Malaysia joins UK, USA, Ireland, Oman and UAE in bringing strong participation to GHEDEX in the form of 14 Malaysian Universities. Other countries participating are Turkey, Switzerland, TRNC, Korea, Netherlands, India , Republic of Malta, Poland Belarus, Germany, Sweden, New Zealand and France”

Universities heralding from Malaysia are Taylor’s University, University of Malaya, Monash University Sunway Campus, Sunway University, The University of Nottingham, Malaysia Campus, Swinburne University of Technology Sarawak Campus, University Malaysia Pahang, Asia Pacific Unniversity of Technology & Innovation, Segi University, Help University, University Tenaga Nasional, Multimedia University and University Sains Islam Malaysia

Students and parents may also look forward to some of the choicest higher education institutions from attractive foreign destinations namely Zirve University and Sabanci University from Turkey ; SEG -Swiss Education Group and EF Education First IEF Language College from Switzerland ; Cyprus International University from TRNC ; Hanyang University from Korea ; Stenden University of Applied, Netherlands Center for Higher Education and Research,

The Hague University of Applied Sciences and Study Group – Holland International study center from Netherlands ; Austrian Agency for International Cooperation in Education and Research from Austria ; Manipal University, Hindustan University, Acharya Institute of Management & Sciences (AIMS) and National Institute Of Technology Karnataka, Surathkal from India ; Latrobe University, Macquarie University, Australian Trade Commission, Study Melbourne and Griffith University from Australia ; Seneca College from Canada ; University of Malta from Republic of Malta ; University of Warsaw and Warsaw University of Technology from Poland ; National Institute for Higher Education from Belarus ; Jacobs University Bremen gGmbH from Germany ; Karolinska Institutet from Sweden ; Jerash University and Jadara University from Jordan ; Belgorod Shukhor State Technological University from Russia ; University of Auckland and Education New Zealand from New Zealand and EPITA Graduate school of Computer Science from France.