The university fairs were, by no means, the only highlight of the EducationUSA South Asia Tour that brought 20 U.S. universities to Pakistan in February. Team EducationUSA provided various other platforms to make the tour as beneficial as possible, including carefully curated visits to local high schools and universities and ...
They say a good mix of work and play is required for any successful tour – and Team EdUSA certainly did not miss this memo. With half of the representatives on the EducationUSA South Asia tour visiting Pakistan for the first time, the group thoroughly enjoyed many tourism activities skillfully ...
Ethan Rosenzweig, the Deputy Assistant Secretary (DAS) for Academic Programs at the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA), called on USEFP in Islamabad on December 16. He toured the premises, met the organization’s core team, and enjoyed conversations over lunch. DAS Rosenzweig was appointed by U.S. President Joe Biden ...
EducationUSA celebrated International Education Week (IEW), November 14-18, with a series of in-person, hybrid, and virtual events that underscored the advantages of U.S. higher education. Geared towards students, parents, and school counselors, these activities focused on the unparalleled international student experience and the wealth of quality programs and opportunities available ...
In October, EducationUSA’s Lahore and Karachi teams ventured out of their cities to hold sessions in Sargodha, Faisalabad, Daharki, and Hyderabad. These sessions proved to be a great success as they introduced many new students, counselors, and school administrators to EducationUSA’s advising services and tangible prospects of studying in the ...
