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Mentors’ Study Abroad to host Australia, New Zealand Expo on 2 August

Mentors’ Study Abroad will host the Australia and New Zealand Expo 2026 at The Westin Dhaka on Sunday (2 August), with City Bank joining the event as the official banking partner.

The expo will bring together representatives from leading universities across Australia and New Zealand, offering aspiring students a unique opportunity to explore higher education options and receive expert guidance under one roof.

The event will feature representatives from renowned institutions, including Macquarie University, Charles Darwin University, University of Tasmania, University of Auckland, University of Otago, and Victoria University of Wellington, as well as 20+ leading universities and institutions across Australia and New Zealand.

Designed to simplify the study abroad journey, the expo will provide visitors with direct access to university representatives and Mentors’ experienced study abroad consultants.

Attendees will benefit from profile assessments, on-the-spot file opening, scholarship guidance, application support, and one-on-one counseling to help them make informed decisions about their academic future.

The expo is completely free to attend, with no application fee and no service charge, making quality international education guidance more accessible for students across Bangladesh.

Whether planning to pursue undergraduate, postgraduate, or research programs, students will have the opportunity to explore study destinations, understand admission requirements, discover scholarship opportunities, and gain valuable insights directly from university representatives.

Students, parents, and guardians are warmly invited to attend the expo and connect directly with university representatives and experienced counselors from Mentors’ to begin their study abroad journey with confidence.

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