The New Delhi event is the first stop in Education in Ireland’s five-city India Education Fairs series. The series will also travel to Pune, Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru during October.

Students can explore undergraduate and postgraduate programmes across a range of disciplines, including technology, healthcare, sustainability, business and finance, arts and humanities, and emerging industries. Representatives from participating institutions will provide information on academic pathways, research opportunities, industry trends, student life and personal development opportunities.

The event will also feature guidance on Ireland’s student visa process. Officials from the Irish Visa Office will be available to answer questions on visa requirements, documentation and timelines, helping students and families prepare for upcoming academic intakes.

Elizabeth McHenry, regional manager – Asia & MENA, Education in Ireland, “Delhi is an exciting and dynamic hub for aspiring students seeking higher education opportunities. We are delighted to begin our series of India Education Fairs in New Delhi, bringing together 17 leading Irish universities and colleges to give students and parents direct access to institutions and visa experts,” McHenry said.

The participating institutions include Dublin City University, Atlantic Technological University, Dublin Business School, Dundalk Institute of Technology, Independent College, Maynooth University, Munster Technological University, National College of Ireland, RCSI: University of Medicine & Health Sciences, South East Technological University, Technological University Dublin, Technological University of the Shannon, Trinity College Dublin, University College Cork, University College Dublin, University of Galway and University of Limerick.