Take a look at EDIS exhibition

• The best and most distinguished educational consulting provided by United Education’s team, with over 10 years of expertise in the educational and study admission services fields. The team is professional by being proficient in speaking many languages (Arabic, English, French, Turkish, etc.) with the aim of answering your inquiries and supporting you in making your future decisions.
  
  
• Direct in-person meetings with representatives of the participating private Turkish universities who will help you learn about the advantages of their universities, specializations, and tuition fees.
  
  
• Distinctive and diverse services directly provided by United Education, which will be available for you from your arrival to Türkiye until you reserve a seat at your desired university.
  
  
• Exclusive discounts on tuition fees provided by the universities for attendees.

EDIS has become a global educational trend; don't miss it! It is considered an annual event awaited by thousands of students wishing to complete their studies in Türkiye. Its significance stems from its emphasis on minimizing and removing the barriers that students confront when searching for the best ways to begin their educational journey in accordance with their goals.

For this purpose, United Education organizes a series of EDIS exhibitions in various Arab countries (Jordan, Iraq, Qatar, and Morocco), in which over 5,000 students, more than 40 of the most prestigious private Turkish universities and more than 15 international schools participated, allowing you, as a student, to have the opportunity to learn about all the information you need to apply to universities and guarantee your admission at your desired university.

If you fall into one of the following categories, definitely yes! Don't miss the opportunity.

• High/secondary school student or a holder of a high school certificate
• Bachelor's degree graduate
• Master's degree graduate
• A graduate who would like to have an equivalency for your degree
• Student's parent