EHEF 2022’s theme “Youth for Excellence and Innovation” puts the spotlight on the crucial role of the youth in advancing education, science, and research to build a greener, more inclusive future.
Members of the European Union delegation to the Philippines and European Union Member State representatives at the press conference of the European Higher Education Fair on 27 October 2022.
Special guest speakers at the European Higher Education Fair Dr. Ana Isabel Sánchez Ruiz, Chargé d'Affaires of the EU Delegation to the Philippines; Johnny Rios, operations head of Shangri-La Plaza; Atty. Lloyd Edgar Reyes, Lead for Transnational Education of the Commission on Higher Education; and Mabel Gutierrez, education program specialist of the Commission on Higher Education. | PHOTOGRAPHS COURTESY OF THE EUROPEAN UNION IN THE PHILIPPINES
Have you ever dreamed of pursuing higher education abroad, most specifically in Europe?
Studying overseas seems intimidating. But, given the right tools, relevant information and proper access to the right partners and universities, this concurrent dream may come true.
The European Union's European Higher Education Fair, which goes hybrid for the first time, will give Filipino students, academicians, researchers, and officials connections to world-class higher education institutions from across Europe. Featured are more than 90 higher education institutions participating on-ground and online from Belgium, Czech Republic, Germany, Ireland, Spain, France, Italy, Hungary, Netherlands, Poland, Austria, Finland, and Sweden.
Research grants from Erasmus+, Horizon Europe, Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions, and Jean Monnet are also open for students and educators alike.
"If you're looking to pursue higher education that is a cut above the rest, then the EU is the best place for you. Beyond countless spots and diverse cultures, the EU is widely recognised as a centre of excellence and has established its educational preeminence with superior academic courses, mobility and scholarship opportunities, and cutting-edge technology," Dr. Ana Isabel Sánchez Ruiz, Chargé d'Affaires a.i. of the European Union to the Philippines, said.
EHEF 2022's theme "Youth for Excellence and Innovation" puts the spotlight to the crucial role of the youthin advancing education, science, and research to build a greener, more inclusive and a better future.
The fair will also feature on-site country seminars provided by the EU Member States' Embassies and Cultural Institutes who will walk through various higher education systems, mobility, visa requirements, culture, lifestyle, and practical information.
EHEF is organized by the Delegation of the European Union to the Philippines together with EU Member States' Embassies, education services and Institutes, and in collaboration with the Commission on Higher Education. It will run from 18 to 19 November at the Shangri-La Plaza, Grand Atrium and virtually at www.ehefphilippines.com.
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