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The APAIE (Asia-Pacific Association for International Education) is the most significant nonprofit educational organisation in the Asia-Pacific region, with over 1,000 members. Its global network includes universities, colleges, and educational organizations, addressing areas such as student advising, campus internationalization, and global higher education. This year’s themes highlight global citizenship, sustainability, diversity and inclusion, and innovation in international education collaboration.

Representing Hungary, the Study in Hungary booth will feature Tempus Public Foundation alongside six Hungarian higher education institutions:

• Széchenyi István University,
• University of Szeged,
• University of Debrecen,
• Eötvös Loránd University,
• Hungarian University of Sports Science, and
• University of Nyíregyháza.

The Tempus Public Foundation will represent Hungarian higher education, and Hungarian scholarships such as the Stipendium Hungaricum, Hungarian Diaspora Scholarship, Pannónia Scholarship Programme, CEEPUS, and state-funded scholarship programs. The attending colleagues from Tempus Public Foundation will participate in numerous panel discussions and networking events and will also present the Hungarian State Eötvös Scholarship in a poster session.

With over 2,000 delegates and more than 200 exhibitors from 60+ countries, the conference offers a vibrant platform for collaboration and knowledge-sharing in international education. Attendees can look forward to engaging programs, networking opportunities, and pre-conference workshops on topics such as sustainability in education, global partnerships, and international office management. The event also features a charity run/walk supporting education initiatives and an extensive exhibition.

For more information, please visit the conference’s official website: https://www.apaieconference.net/

For the latest updates on the event, make sure to follow the Study in Hungary and Tempus Public Foundation LinkedIn pages.

 

Last modified: 12-03-2025