MACES brings global universities to Sylhet, Dhaka and Chattogram
MACES will hold its annual education meets in Sylhet (September 13), Dhaka (September 19), and Chattogram (October 20).
University representatives from the UK, Australia, USA, Canada, and Malaysia will meet with students at the fairs, sharing information on admissions, applications, scholarships, and study options abroad.
Tina Salem Manzoor and Rouham Manzoor founded MACES 18 years ago and grew it into a trusted platform for overseas education, now operating offices in Gulshan, Dhanmondi, Sylhet, and Chattogram. The consultancy has guided thousands of Bangladeshi students to pursue higher education at top global institutions.
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MACES stands out by introducing English-medium Japanese universities with full scholarships, facilitating exclusive credit-transfer agreements between local and UK universities, and creating new direct entry pathways for Bangladeshi graduates into international master's programmes.
Unlike many consultancies, MACES now represents over 200 international universities, offering comprehensive support in course and country selection, visa processing, and pre-departure briefings—all as official, non-fee-charging representatives of foreign institutions.
The annual education meet typically draws around 2,000 students and serves as a cornerstone of MACES' continuous outreach to ensure Bangladeshi students have access to quality global education.
