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New Zealand Edu Expo 2026: Discover Higher Education Opportunities in Dhaka Tomorrow

Bangladeshi students will have the opportunity to explore higher education prospects in New Zealand at the upcoming Edu Expo 2026 in Dhaka.

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The New Zealand Edu Expo 2026 will be held in Dhaka tomorrow, July 16, offering Bangladeshi students the opportunity to explore higher education prospects in New Zealand. The daylong event, organized by the New Zealand University Application Center (NZUAC), will take place at Crowne Plaza, Gulshan, from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm.

Representatives from leading New Zealand universities will be present to provide one-on-one consultations on various aspects, including admissions, student visas, programme selection, career planning, and scholarship opportunities of up to NZD 15,000. Participants will also receive guidance on applying with their spouses and children, as well as the process for reassessment of previously refused visa applications.

FAQs

- **What programmes are available at the expo?** The expo is open to prospective students interested in Foundation, Diploma, Bachelor's, Postgraduate, and Master's programmes.

- **How can interested students register or obtain further information?** Students can register or obtain further information by calling +88018w-712007 or visiting www.nzuac.com.

- **What types of consultations will be available at the expo?** Representatives will provide consultations on admissions, student visas, programme selection, career planning, and scholarship opportunities.

- **Are there any special provisions for families?** Yes, participants will receive guidance on applying with their spouses and children.

Source: BSS

FAQ

What programmes are available at the expo?
The expo is open to prospective students interested in Foundation, Diploma, Bachelor's, Postgraduate, and Master's programmes.
How can interested students register or obtain further information?
Students can register or obtain further information by calling +88018w-712007 or visiting www.nzuac.com.
What types of consultations will be available at the expo?
Representatives will provide consultations on admissions, student visas, programme selection, career planning, and scholarship opportunities.
Are there any special provisions for families?
Yes, participants will receive guidance on applying with their spouses and children.

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