Top 5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Miss the EHEF 2025

“Studying in the EU opens doors to quality education, cultural diversity, and global opportunities. This November, that ambition gets closer for Filipinos,”says H.E. Massimo Santoro, the European Union Ambassador to the Philippines, adding that through the EHEF 2025, the European Union reaffirms its commitment to helping Filipinos explore quality education and build globally connected futures.

The European Higher Education Fair (EHEF) 2025 returns on 21 and 22 November on-site in Robinsons Manila and on 24 November via online sessions, gathering EU’s top universities under one roof to connect with Filipino students, researchers, academicians and professionals eager to take their academic journey to the next level. Education is where ideas connect and innovation is nurtured. Here are the five reasons why you should make time for this year’s EHEF:

Filipino students invited to pursue higher education programmes in the EU

The European Higher Education Fair (EHEF), one of the biggest fairs in the country, returns this November to inspire Filipinos to aim higher, dream bigger, and make their mark on the global arena. 

The EHEF 2025 will offer a hybrid experience, with onsite activities on 21 and 22 November at the Midtown Atrium in Robinsons Manila, and online thematic webinars on 24 November. The Fair serves as a gateway to world-class education in the EU, offering students, academicians, and researchers the opportunity to explore pathways that can shape their future.

“To study and pursue higher education in the European Union is a one-of-a-lifetime experience as the EU offers world-class education, new cultures, friendships, and boundless opportunities,” said H.E. Massimo Santoro, European Union Ambassador. “The annual European Higher Education Fair is the best avenue for Filipino students to explore programmes that fit their interests, skills, and talents. It is also a reflection of our commitment to empower the next generation of Filipino global leaders and changemakers.”