Ireland Brings Higher Education Institutions to Chennai for Education Fair

Chennai, Sep 28: Education in Ireland, the national brand representing Ireland’s higher education sector, is set to host its flagship Education in Ireland Fair in Chennai on 10th of October 2026 at Hyatt Regency. The fair will bring together representatives and academics from 17 Irish universities and colleges, along with an official from the Irish Visa Office, offering students and parents the opportunity to engage directly with institutions and gain first-hand insights on studying in Ireland.

Positioned as a comprehensive guidance event, the fair will allow students to explore a wide spectrum of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes offered in Ireland- across technology, healthcare, sustainability, business and finance, arts and humanities, and emerging industries. Academics and faculty representatives will also be present to speak about academic pathways, industry trends, and the unique advantages of studying in Ireland. Attendees will also have access to information on, research opportunities, student life and personal development opportunities, factors driving the country’s importance as a preferred global destination for Indian students.

With personalised guidance and one-on-one interactions, the event aims to empower students with the knowledge, clarity and confidence needed to begin their higher education journey in Ireland. Representatives from the Irish Visa Office will also be present to guide students and families through the student visa process, key documentation requirements and timelines, helping them navigate the upcoming academic intakes with greater ease. 

Ahead of the fairs, Ms. Elizabeth McHenry, Regional Manager – Asia & MENA, Education in Ireland, said,

“We are pleased to bring 17 leading Irish universities and colleges to Chennai this year, giving students and parents the opportunity to engage directly with institutions and explore the academic and career opportunities available in Ireland. 

Chennai has consistently shown a strong interest in STEM disciplines over the years, and we look forward to engaging with this talented student community and understanding their aspirations. Ireland offers a compelling range of programmes across technology, engineering, science and other emerging fields, in addition to world-class research opportunities and industry connections. We hope the fair will help students and families in Chennai gain a deeper understanding of opportunities at hand and make informed choices about their higher education journey.”

The Chennai fair is one of the key stops of the five-city India Education Fairs series, this October, which will also visit New Delhi, Pune, Mumbai, and Bangalore. The fairs are designed to provide trusted, transparent guidance for those aspiring to study and live in Ireland.