International Education Programs Exhibition to be held on October 18–19 at the State Fair
The International Exhibition for graduates and students will take place on October 18–19, 2025, in Hall “A” (Greek Pavilion) of the State Fair in Cyprus. The event will be open from 14:30 to 19:30.
Visitors will be able to obtain information on choosing study fields, countries, and institutions; university and college options; admission criteria for Cypriot and foreign universities; life and mentality in different countries; as well as professional training opportunities, consultations, scholarships, and lifelong learning programs. Universities, colleges, and higher education institutions from Cyprus and abroad will participate, along with education and career counseling professionals.
The program includes short lectures and presentations.
Saturday, October 18:
15:00–15:45 — “Scholarships and Studies in Italy” — Evangelia Polykarpou Porrazzo (Antoniano Italstudy);
16:00–16:45 — Presentation of Brunel University London — Karen Arnold;
17:00–17:45 — “Studying in Italy at Low Cost” — Georgia Martha (Study Abroad Education Counsellors Ltd);
18:00–18:45 — “IELTS Preparation” — Marina Ioannou or Antonis Fiakkas (British Council).
Sunday, October 19:
15:00–15:45 — “Studying Abroad with Low or No Fees” — Dr. Constantinos Charalambous (Everyday Counseling);
16:00–16:45 — Studies in Italy (repeat session) — Evangelia Polykarpou Porrazzo;
17:00–17:45 — “Higher Education in France” — Hélène François-Iosiphides (French Institute of Cyprus);
18:00–18:45 — “Studying in Spain at Low Cost” — Georgia Martha (Study Abroad Education Counsellors Ltd).
More information is available on the exhibition’s Facebook page and the official organizers’ announcement.
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