RECRUIT the best students. EXPAND your contacts. INCREASE your market share.
All students who attend EducationUSA fairs have a strong command of English, are academically strong, and are interested studying in the U.S.A.
Establish direct contacts with students and parents. Follow up after the tour. Recruit the best students.
You can take part in the entire tour or select the individual fairs that fit your strategic recruitment plans. School outreach visits are in the works for Georgia, Armenia and Turkey which may extend activities by a day our two on either end. Stay tuned for more information.
With over 20 years of expertise in the Eurasia and Central Asia market, EducationUSA focuses on the quality of students, not just the quantity.
Our goal is to continue to bring together accredited U.S. universities committed to internationalization and facilitate your engagement with qualified, motivated, and well-prepared students.
The fair visitors are carefully targeted by online campaigns, webinars, and hundreds of outreach events in each city prior to the tour.
We promote your schools offline and online according to your profile:
🇬🇪 Georgia
November, 10 (Friday) – School visits in Tbilisi
November, 11 (Saturday) – Fair in Tbilisi
🇦🇲 Armenia
November, 12 (Sunday) – Fair in Yerevan
November, 13 (Monday) – School and university visits in Yerevan
🇵🇱 Poland
November, 15 (Wednesday) – School visits and Fair in Warsaw
🇱🇹 Lithuania
November, 16 (Thursday) – Fair in Vilnius
November, 17 (Friday) – School visits in Vilnius
🇹🇷 Turkey
November, 18 (Saturday – Fair in Ankara
November, 19 (Sunday) – Fair in Istanbul
November, 20 (Monday) – School visits in Adana (for those who registered for Istanbul, Flight required)
Here is what the Tour participants say:
“This was one of the best tours I have ever participated in. It was obvious the EducationUSA staff worked very hard to create a wonderful and productive experience for participating schools and students. I would come back to this region in a heartbeat.”
“Very memorable experience. One of the best recruitment travel experiences ever!”
“This was probably the best organized EducationUSA tour I have ever taken part in.”
“I appreciated being able to participate in 2 workshops and speak to students at an advising center.”
“EducationUSA is doing a fantastic job. We will only be participating in fairs hosted by EducationUSA.”
“Awesome value for the fee.”
Spending International Education Weeks with EducationUSA in Eurasia! We would be delighted to introduce you to the many interested students from across the region. This will be the first in-person fair tour in the region since the pandemic and our advisers are so excited to help you recruit students for Eurasia, especially those who have been displaced.
Our advisers have a great deal of experience guiding and counseling potential students and maintain contact and communicate with these students regularly. Located at Embassies, American Councils they also continue to expand their networks and long-standing relationships with local schools, colleges, faculty, and leadership in their cities. They will maximize all of these relationships to make sure your participation in the tour is a successful one.
On behalf of our EducationUSA advisers in Central Asia, thank you for staying connected and joining us for these exciting events.
Türkiye is the final stop of the EducationUSA Eurasia tour with U.S. education fairs in Istanbul, Ankara, and Adana November 17-20. This will be the first in-person EducationUSA tour in the region since the pandemic, and we would be delighted to introduce you to the many interested Turkish students.
Türkiye, EducationUSA Avrasya turunun son durağı. Bu kapsamda 17-20 Kasım tarihlerinde İstanbul, Ankara ve Adana’da ABD eğitim fuarları düzenlenecek. Bu tur, pandemiden bu yana bu bölgede gerçekleştirilen ilk yüz yüze EducationUSA turu olacak ve sizleri çok sayıda ilgili Türk öğrenciyle tanıştırmaktan mutluluk duyacağız.
Participate in EducationUSA fairs in five countries:
Armenia, Georgia, Lithuania, Poland and Turkey
Meet thousands of potential applicants on the tour, including displaced students from Belarus, Russia and Ukraine. Increase your market share and enhance the image of your institution in the region.
Meet EducationUSA staff in each country, including advisers serving Belarus, Russia and Ukraine. Get support for your future activities. Take part in a country briefing – debriefings.
Participate in webinars with students and parents during the tour.
Strengthen relationships with your alumni and pre-fair contacts by inviting them to your virual fair booth.
Receive extensive pre-tour promotion through social media, direct e-mail, and newsletters to our wide network.
Our amazing EducationUSA staff will meet you in each country.
Click on an image to read more about what to expect at each Fair throughout the EducationUSA Eurasia Tour.
While we don’t have an opportunity to t welcome you to Ukraine this year due to the ongoing war, we are excited for Ukrainian students residing in Poland, Lithuania, and Georgia from various academic and socio-economic backgrounds to meet with you during Fall Tour 2023. EducationUSA Ukraine will do everything possible to attract Ukrainian attendees in the countries mentioned above. Prospective Ukrainian students have strong English language skills and a commitment to experience U. S. higher education. The most popular fields of study for Ukrainians include business, management, marketing, and social sciences, as well as liberal arts and humanities. We are looking forward to meeting you in Warsaw, Vilnius, and Tbilisi!
Meet Russian students during our tour in new cities: Tbilisi, Yerevan and Istanbul.
Typically, the students attending our fairs have English proficiency levels ranging from 85 to 110 on the TOEFL scale. You can anticipate encountering a diverse group of students from various social and economic backgrounds, as well as the possibility of visits from business professionals. The most sought-after fields of study among our students include STEM, business, economics, the arts, and humanities. The student population is expected to be divided as follows: 60% graduate students, 16% undergraduate students, 2% ESL students, and 22% PhD students. Please be prepared for a significant number of interested parents.
This division is due to the fact that Russian students will have to come to other countries to visit the Fair.
During the fair, the most popular topics for presentations include successful essay writing, faculty interactions, international careers and personal branding, leadership, community colleges (2+2 programs), student life, and any subject related to popular majors.
Join us in Armenia to meet with promising youth seeking international educational opportunities!
The U. S. remains a top choice for Armenian students, so this is a great chance to tap into the growing market and showcase the advantages offered by your institutions.
Come to recruit talented and motivated students with excellent English proficiency, whose score would correspond to an impressive 90-115 on the TOEFL scale. At our fair, expect an enthusiastic gathering, with approximately 60% of attendees interested in undergraduate studies and 40% in graduate degrees. Students attending our Fair are interested in a variety of majors, including STEM, business, social sciences, the arts, and humanities. The most popular topics to present during the Fair are admission requirements, a winning application, essay writing, and financial opportunities.
While visiting the EducationUSA Fair in Yerevan, you will have the incredible opportunity to enjoy the cultural and historical richness of our country, including the breathtaking Mount Ararat sights, experience genuine hospitality, and reach national cuisine.
We are excited to welcome you in Lithuania! The EducationUSA Fair in Vilnius will attract students from all regions of the country and also bring representatives from other countries. Here you will have a chance to meet prospective students with solid English language skills and interested in various study fields (social sciences, humanities, natural sciences, STEM, arts). Almost 60% of Lithuanian students are applying to undergraduate programs and over 25% — to graduate programs, therefore you should expect to meet more high school students, interested in undergraduate programs. After the Russian aggression to Ukraine many citizens from Ukraine, Belarus and Russia moved to Lithuania. Based on the statistics of the Lithuanian Department for Migration at present moment more than 91000 Ukrainians, 45000 Belarusians and 15.000 Russians live now in Lithuania. By visiting Lithuania, you will have access to a very diverse audience. We are looking forward to meeting you in Vilnius.
With its picturesque old towns and medieval architecture, wild forests and powdery-sand beaches, humming city life and imaginative culinary scene, Poland is a country that is as captivating as it is surprising. Come and see for yourself!
Polish students have excellent English language skills — English is the most popular foreign language choice in grades 1-12; there are nearly 50 IB schools across the country; and the mean total TOEFL score for Poles is 92. According to the recent Program for International Student Assessment, the results of Polish students are above the average for OECD countries and, in fact, place them in the forefront in reading literacy, mathematical literacy and science literacy. The most popular university majors are computer science, psychology, management, medical programs, and law.
The fair will be an excellent chance to introduce your offer and to ultimately diversify your institution with qualified Polish students. Looking forward to meeting you in Warsaw!
Welcome to Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, for the first in person U. S. Education Fair since the Pandemic. This is your opportunity to join the flagship student recruitment event in Georgia. With over 2,000 students in attendance in previous fairs, EducationUSA Georgia will offer you a unique chance to promote your institution to aspiring, intelligent and increasingly interested in Study Abroad young audiences during the fair, preceded with the school visit program day.
Check out the latest Open Doors report on Georgia’s student mobility to USA counting 20% increase in undergrad and 15% increase in grad student population along with F1 visa approval rate at about 95%. Expecting a larger percent of high school students at the fair (50U/30G/20other) Georgia’s students’ study goals vary from strong STEM to business, law and social sciences. Highly supported by the U. S. Embassy in Tbilisi, our promotional campaign is to reach a wide and diverse student population in the capital and vicinity, representing about 30% of the overall student population in the country. Our own Competitive College Club of over 150 brightest college-ready students will serve as volunteers at the fair to facilitate interpretation and other needs you may have on the fair day.
Georgia is a country with western aspirations. It continues to excel in its higher education internationalization efforts and the Georgian government has supported overseas studies of students (Masters and PhD studies) with a scholarship scheme since 2014.
Do experience the unique and ancient Georgian culture, the rich background our students proudly carry on and share on campuses. UNESCO-certified first unique «Qvevri» wine making country in the world, Georgia considers guests as gifts from God. Welcome cordially, be our guests!
Meet Russian students during our tour in new cities: Tbilisi, Yerevan and Istanbul.
Typically, the students attending our fairs have English proficiency levels ranging from 85 to 110 on the TOEFL scale. You can anticipate encountering a diverse group of students from various social and economic backgrounds, as well as the possibility of visits from business professionals. The most sought-after fields of study among our students include STEM, business, economics, the arts, and humanities. The student population is expected to be divided as follows: 60% graduate students, 16% undergraduate students, 2% ESL students, and 22% PhD students. Please be prepared for a significant number of interested parents.
This division is due to the fact that Russian students will have to come to other countries to visit the Fair.
During the fair, the most popular topics for presentations include successful essay writing, faculty interactions, international careers and personal branding, leadership, community colleges (2+2 programs), student life, and any subject related to popular majors.
Since 2009, services for Belarusians have been provided remotely from Vilnius, Lithuania. EducationUSA Belarus serves as a nexus for all students interested in U. S higher education who live not only in Belarus but also in the broader region. Almost 49,000 Belarusian citizens were residing in Lithuania at the beginning of the 2023 year. According to the Lithuanian Migration Department, many of these have arrived since the mass protests beginning in summer 2020. EducationUSA Belarus runs two cohort advising programs for undergraduate and graduate levels. Each year these programs gather more than 180 highly motivated participants from diverse socio-economic backgrounds and with solid English language skills. Belarus is also among those countries that offers Opportunity Funds, which provide financial support from the U. S. State Department for the application process and travel to the U. S. for qualifying participants. Overall, Belarus is among countries with a high level of Human Development Index and a high adult literacy rate, which is about 99.7% today. There are more than 313,000 university students studying in 52 higher education institutions across the country, and 98% of the population have access to basic, general secondary, and vocational education. Taken together, this means that Belarus offers enormous potential for U. S. university recruitment. The most popular fields of study include business, computer science, engineering, and social sciences. EducationUSA Belarus staff will assist you in reaching Belarusian students during your visit to Lithuania and provide the means for follow-up communication with other students from Belarus interested in U. S. higher education. See you soon in Vilnius, Lithuania!
Sending nearly 10,000 students per year to the United States for higher education, Turkiye is an economic powerhouse with a youthful, energetic population. raised for hospitality, geographic and culinary diversity, and strong family and social networks. The United States remains the number one preference for Turkish students considering study abroad, and families invest heavily into their childrens’ educations.
Istanbul and Ankara comprise the industrial, political, and intellectual core of Turkiye’s economic growth and political development. Turkish students at this fair will be primarily interested in STEM fields, business, finance, and economics. A large and capable team of EducationUSA advisers in 6 locations around the country provides advising to a large network of high schools and engages multiple annual cohorts of Competitive College students.
With over 1,600 high schools between these two cities, Istanbul and Ankara are must-visit locations for US HEIs seeking to expand their recruiting goals in this economically dynamic and culturally diverse country. The EducationUSA fair presents an unparalleled opportunity to both expand your recruiting footprint in Turkiye and invest in long-term recruitment partnerships with our capable, energetic and engaged EducationUSA team.
Since 2017, TAA EducationUSA Center has been reaching out to more than 10.000 students who are eager to study in the US. With more than 500 webinars, school presentations and in-house seminars EducationUSA center assisted students about their pathway. More than 50 advisees of the center have been currently enrolled in to the US Higher Education institutions. For three years, TAA EducationUSA Center has been hosting Competitive College Clubs where selected and high profile students are the members and following the 5 steps to the US with their adviser. Ankara’s students’ demographic can be defined with these words; hard working, stubborn and innovative. These students who are generally studying in private high schools are searching for new options and with right guidance by the US Universities they can become a good fit to the US Higher Education.
Yevgeniy: … American schools provide ideal settings for research and a prestigious Diploma of graduation will help in finding a job of my dream.
Sasha: … America is a country of opportunities. The educational system is flexible. Having graduated from a U.S. school I will be able to find my place in life.
Philipp: I want to make my contribution to Science. I want to see the world and meet different people. I want to get a quality education.
Ivan: …studying in U.S. gives you good outlooks for building up a career; a chance to contribute to science; U.S. is in the vanguard of science… your professors can be Noble Prize laureates; it also gives you a multicultural experience and new mindset.
Ball State University
Binghamton University, State University of New York
Boise State University
Brookdale Community College
Butte College
California State University, San Bernardino
Central Michigan University
Central Washington University
Champlain College
College for Creative Studies
College of Central Florida
College of Lake County
Colorado State University
Columbia College Chicago
Concordia University, St. Paul
DePauw University
Edmonds College
Elmhurst University
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
ETS – TOEFL and GRE
ETS Global
Ferris State University
Florida International University
Full Sail University
Fulton Montgomery Community College, State University of New York
George Washington University, School of Engineering & Applied Science
Georgia College & State University
Georgia State University
Hawaii Pacific University
Highline College
Hudson Valley Community College
Illinois Institute of Technology
Irvine Valley College
Jamestown Community College SUNY
Johns Hopkins Carey Business School
Johnson & Wales University
Joliet Junior College
Kalamazoo Valley Community College
Lake Washington Institute of Technology
Longwood University
Loyola Marymount University
Lynn University
Manhattan College
Marymount University
Mercy College
Miami University
Miami University (Ohio)
Middle Tennessee State University
Midway University
Millersville University of Pennsylvania
Milwaukee School of Engineering
Minnesota State University, Mankato
MiraCosta College
Mohawk Valley Community College
Montana State University – Billings
New Jersey Institute of Technology
New York Institute of Technology
New York University Abu Dhabi
Northampton Community College
Northeastern University
Northern Kentucky University
Northwest College
Northwest Missouri State University
Nova Southeastern University
NYU Tandon School of Engineering
Old Dominion University
Olympic College
Orange Coast College
Pace University: New York
Palomar Community College
Pierce College
Portland State University
Rice University
Rochester Institute of Technology
Sacred Heart University
Saginaw Valley State University
Saint Cloud State University
Saint Leo University
Saint Louis University
Saint Paul College
San Jose City College
San Mateo Colleges of Silicon Valley
San Mateo County Community College District Office
Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD)
Seattle Colleges: Central · North · South
Shasta College
Shoreline Community College
Sinclair Community College
Snow College
South Dakota State University
St. Cloud State University
St. Francis College
Stevens Institute of Technology
Stony Brook University – The State University of New York
SUNY at Binghamton
SUNY College at Geneseo
Syracuse University
Tallahassee Community College
Temple University
Tennessee State University
The George Washington University
The George Washington University, School of Engineering & Applied Science
The University of Akron
The University of Alabama
The University of Texas at Arlington
UCLA Extension
University of Central Arkansas
University at Albany, SUNY
University of Arizona
University of Bridgeport
University of California, Riverside
University of Central Arkansas
University of Colorado Boulder
University of Delaware
University of Georgia School of Law
University of Illinois at Springfield
University of Iowa
University of Kentucky
University of Maine
University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law
University of Michigan – Flint
University of Missouri
University of Nebraska – Omaha
University of Nevada Las Vegas
University of Nevada, Reno
University of New Haven
University of North Carolina at Wilmington
University of North Carolina Wilmington
University of Oregon
University of Rhode Island
University of Rochester
University of South Alabama
University of South Dakota
University of Tennessee
University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire
University of Wisconsin – Madison
Valencia College
Valparaiso University
Walsh University
Wayne State University
West Liberty University
West Virginia University
Whitworth University
Winona State University
During the webinar you will learn more about the recruitment opportunities in the region with all specific information for each particular city. We will talk about a split of G/UG, students expectations, Terms and Conditions and we will answer all your questions. Should you wish to receive a link for a recorded webinar, please email us!
We recommend the full tour if you have not actively recruited in the region before, but you can select any of the cities along the way that meet your recruitment goals.
To make your participation successful, first you need to register and submit payment. Registration deadline is September 30, 2020. Payment deadline is October 9, 2020. Once you register, please send asap to [email protected] a high quality (size: up to 5 MB) logo and 1-2 photos for promotional use. Please see the instructions on how to set upa the virtual booth.
EducationUSA’s mission is to increase mutual understanding between the people of the United States and people of other countries through educational and cultural exchange. EducationUSA works with all U.S. accredited HEIs and equally represents them all. EducationUSA encourages students to look beyond rankings and consider a wide range of factors when considering which institutions to apply to in order to ensure the best fit for them. Your participation in our fairs is an important way for us to achieve this mission by showcasing the diversity of U.S. higher education and by connecting you to undiscovered talent in the region.
The Eurasia and Central Asia Virtual Tour takes you to the countries: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan in Central Asia; Russia, Armenia, Moldova, Ukraine Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia in Eurasia. These annual events are the only U.S. and only focused on higher education fairs in the region.
Due to the introduction of stricter personal data privacy laws in the region, EducationUSA is no longer able to share contact lists. U.S. higher education institution representatives will be responsible for collecting the necessary data to follow up with students after the fair.
We keep records of all registrations we receive for each particular fai and can give you an estimate of what we expect. This year expectations you can find in the profiles of your hosts in each city. Just click on the photo of an adviser and read an overview for each city.
It includes fees per booth with the maximum of 10 representatives per institution.