Planning to Study in Australia? Jeewa Education Roadshow 2026 Opens Doors to New Opportunities

Sri Lankan students considering higher education in Australia will have an opportunity to explore university pathways, courses and scholarship options at the Australian Education Roadshow 2026, organised by Jeewa Education.

Held under the theme “The Legacy of Trust: Bridging Borders,” the Roadshow is designed to connect prospective students and parents with representatives from leading Australian universities and education providers, allowing them to discuss study options and make more informed decisions about their future.

The event will cover opportunities ranging from foundation and diploma pathways to Bachelor’s, Master’s and Research/PhD programmes, with study areas including Business and Management, IT, Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, Engineering, Health and Nursing, Hospitality and Tourism, Arts and Design, and Education.

Students will also be able to explore available scholarships, admission pathways and other important aspects of studying in Australia, while receiving guidance relevant to their individual academic and career goals.

For students still deciding what or where to study, the Roadshow offers an opportunity to have those important conversations in one place before taking the next step.

Australian Education Roadshow 2026 aims to turn questions about studying abroad into clearer pathways towards an international education.

Registrations are now open through the official Australian Education Roadshow 2026 registration portal.

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