​IDP Vietnam Study Abroad Fair Highlights

Our Study Abroad Education Fair is one of IDP Vietnam’s in-person events for students considering an overseas education. 

Held throughout the year, our fairs bring representatives from international universities together, giving students and parents an opportunity to explore different institutions and study destinations without having to arrange separate conversations. 

At the event, you are able to: 

• Meet representatives from universities across popular study destinations 

• Compare courses, universities and entry requirements 

• Speak with an IDP counsellor about your study plans 

• Ask about scholarships and available funding opportunities 

• Attend seminars about study destinations, applications and student life 

• Get guidance on preparing university applications 

• Learn more about IELTS and English language requirements 

Or perhaps you’re facing the opposite problem: too many courses bookmarked, too many university websites open and no idea how to narrow them down. 

Both are completely normal. 

At an IDP Study Abroad Education Fair, you can move between university booths, speak directly with representatives and compare your options in person. 

One conversation might be about whether your academic results meet the entry requirements. The next could be about scholarships, accommodation or what student life is like overseas. You can also speak with IDP counsellors to help make sense of the information you’ve collected. 

And you don’t need to arrive knowing exactly what or where you want to study. 

Some students come with a particular university and course in mind. Others are comparing different study destinations. Some are at the very beginning and want to understand which options might suit their academic background and future plans. 

The fair gives you the space to explore those questions in person. 

For some students, attending an IDP Study Abroad Education Fair is one of the first practical steps in their overseas education journey. 

The journey might start with a conversation at a university booth, followed by an appointment with an IDP counsellor to discuss courses and applications. 

From there, it could progress to:

There’s no shortage of information about studying overseas online. 

The difficult part is often working out which information matters to you. 

You can find a university’s published entry requirements online, for example, but you may still want to ask how those requirements apply to your particular academic background. 

You can read about accommodation, but you or your parents might want to ask what support is available to international students when they first arrive. 

You can compare course pages, but it may not be obvious why two degrees with similar names have different modules, learning experiences or career pathways. 

A study abroad fair gives you the chance to ask those questions directly. 

And you don’t need to have everything figured out before attending. 

Figuring things out is one of the benefits of attending our study abroad fair.

If studying overseas is something you’re considering, the next IDP Study Abroad Education Fair is an opportunity to explore your options in person. 

A little preparation can help you make better use of your time. 

Before attending, consider: 

• Which countries or universities would you like to explore? 

• Are there particular courses you’re interested in? 

• What questions do you want university representatives to answer? 

• Are scholarships important to your decision? 

• Do you have your latest academic results available? 

• If your parents or family are coming with you, what would they like to know? 

Don’t worry if you can’t answer all of these yet. You can also come to the fair simply to explore. 

If you’d like to prepare beforehand, read our How to Prepare for a Study Abroad Fair: What to Bring & Questions to Ask guide.