Ireland Education Roadshow 2025 Concludes In Mumbai With 21 Top Universities Showcasing Undergrad, Postgrad, & PhD Programs

Mumbai: Ireland Education has successfully concluded its Education Roadshow 2025 in Mumbai. The event, held at The St. Regis, witnessed an enthusiastic turnout of over 350 students and parents eager to explore study opportunities in Ireland.

This year’s roadshow brought together representatives from 21 top Irish universities and colleges, providing the audience with a chance to personally meet academics and admission specialists. The event was a one-stop destination for students to discover undergraduate, postgraduate, and PhD studies in technology, healthcare, business and finance, arts and humanities, sustainability, and other new disciplines.

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The participants also received information on scholarships, studies for a period, obtaining a visa, and the post-study work environment in Ireland, the latter a key factor behind increasing popularity among Indian students.

Responding to her pleasure at the remarkable response, Ms. Elizabeth McHenry, Regional ManagerAsia, Education in Ireland, stated, "The interest and enthusiasm among students this year have been just phenomenal. Our final fair in Mumbai, following successful events in Chennai, Bengaluru, Kochi, and Pune, witnessed an overwhelming turnout. This continued enthusiasm from Mumbai reflects the growing recognition of Ireland as a hub for world-class education with industry-linked work opportunities. We are excited to see talented Indian students joining our higher education institutions, building on the strong momentum of last year, when over 10,000 Indian students chose Ireland."