1. What is AUA?
The Asian Universities Alliance (AUA) is a university alliance comprising 15 member universities across Asia. Founded in 2017, through its platform AUA aims to cooperatively address regional and global challenges relating to higher education as well as economic, scientific and technological development. Each year, AUA holds a variety of programs that promote student mobility, research collaboration, and the sharing of university strategies and policies among its member universities. More information about AUA can be found from our official website: www.asianniversities.org.
2. The 15 Member Universities of AUA
University Name |
Main Campus Location |
Chulalongkorn University (Thailand) |
Bangkok, Thailand |
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
Hong Kong, China |
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay |
Mumbai, India |
King Saud University |
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia |
National University of Singapore |
Singapore |
Nazarbayev University |
Astana, Kazakhstan |
Peking University |
Beijing, China |
Seoul National University |
Seoul, South Korea |
Tsinghua University |
Beijing, China |
United Arab Emirates University |
Al Ain, United Arab Emirates |
Universitas Indonesia |
Jakarta, Indonesia |
University Malaya |
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia |
University of Colombo |
Colombo, Sri Lanka |
The University of Tokyo |
Tokyo, Japan |
University of Yangon |
Yangon, Myammar |
3. About AUA Online Education Fair 2024
This is the fourth year that AUA member universities will host a joint education fair surrounding the topic of admissions and general information on the above universities. From the official website of the fair, you can find the most up to date admissions information and video clips provided by the admissions offices of all the 15 leading Asian universities. Another highlight of the fair is a series of 30 live recruitment events delivered by provosts and admissions officers of the 15 universities, who will introduce the latest admissions policy for international students, application process, and the featured academic programs. The audience is also encouraged to leave messages at the virtual booths and interact one-to-one with the admissions officers about more detailed questions about scholarships, dorm life, academic, etc.
4. Who Is the Target Audience of the Fair?
High school or junior college students who plan to apply to undergraduate programs at the 15 above universities this year or next year
Undergraudate students who plan to apply to short-term or postgraduate degree programs at the 15 above universities this year or next year
Students who are interested in top Asian universities
Parents / teachers / education officers who are interested in Asia’s higher education
5. How to Join the Fair?
Please refer to the notice “A Simple 4-Step Guide to Explore the Fair!” for detailed instructions.