The 2014 Asia-Pacific Association for International Education (APAIE) Conference will take place in Seoul, Korea from March 17-20. The goal of the EducationUSA Pavilion is to increase the U.S. presence at Asia’s largest international higher education conference, attended by more than 1,300 higher education professionals and over 150 exhibitors. Professional EducationUSA staff will be present at the pavilion at all times to assist you in promoting educational opportunities in the U.S. and to facilitate meetings.

EducationUSA invites U.S. higher education representatives and advisers to participate in the EducationUSA Regional Forum for Europe and Eurasia. Join us for a unique opportunity for in-depth intensive networking, mutual learning, and training.

• Discover the prospects, benefits and cultural diversity that European and Eurasian students bring to U.S. campuses.
• Explore opportunities to build educational partnerships between the United States and European/Eurasian countries and foster two-way mobility.
• Identify strategies to increase Visibility and Access to U.S. higher education throughout Europe and Eurasia.
• Connect with 100 EducationUSA Advisers from 44 countries, from Reykjavik to Vladivostok.

Forum registration will open on March 3, 2014.

Government programs in Iraq are funding thousands of students for Master’s and Doctorate programs abroad, including Intensive English language programs. Most scholarship recipients request Conditional Admission until they have completed ESL programs on your campus to meet admission requirements. Recruiting Iraqi students face to face is the most effective way to identify high-quality applicants for your graduate programs.

Join us to meet scholarship holders from across Iraq and higher education officials interested in partnerships and collaboration.