
The World Education Fair 2025, organized by Campus Direct, is set to take place on Sunday, 28th September 2025, from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM at the Galadari Hotel, Colombo. Now in its 14th year, the fair has grown to become one of the most trusted platforms for Sri Lankan students aspiring to pursue higher education overseas.
Bringing together over 50 leading universities from countries including the UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Finland, Malaysia, and Sweden, the fair offers students and parents a rare opportunity to engage directly with international education experts under one roof.

Key highlights of the World Education Fair 2025 include:
The fair is not only geared towards students planning their undergraduate or postgraduate studies abroad, but also welcomes parents seeking reliable information and working professionals considering career-enhancing international qualifications.
Entry is free of charge, and attendees may simply walk in or pre-register online for priority access.
“Over the years, the World Education Fair has helped thousands of Sri Lankan students turn their international study dreams into reality. This year’s event promises to be even bigger and more impactful, with a wider range of universities and opportunities,” said Amrith Weerasekara, Director – Campus Direct.
The World Education Fair 2025 promises to be a life-changing opportunity for anyone considering overseas education. 📞 For more information, contact Campus Direct at 077 900 5555 or register at www.cduk.lk.

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