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University Representitives from UK, US and Australia Universities will be visiting Nigeria, offering admission and taking in applications for 2020/2021.
UK Universities attending are:
Australia Universities attending are:
US Universities attending are:
Gate entry is FREE
On Spot Application is FREE
Find out more: http://www.bcie.co.uk/bcie-edufair-nigeria-oct-2019
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Our fairs are 100% FREE!
BCIE Ltd. runs a number of bi-annual Edufairs (Ghana and Nigeria), Minifairs and Roadshows in Nigeria, Ghana and Pakistan each year. Our fairs are the most well known, branded and advertised events in these markets. Our aim is to bring together students and universities from several Study Abroad destinations making it easier for our students to decide which country, course and university is right for them. Contact your local BCIE ltd. office to get more details about the latest events in your area.
CommentsUniversities
"The BCIE offices in Ghana, Nigeria and Pakistan are professional, welcoming environments with friendly and knowledgeable staff..."
Melissa Gibson, The University of Southampton"I have found them to be highly professional, and caring of both the students and institution representatives..."
Gillian Ajayi, Curtin University