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30th GESCO Education Fair · Amman

More than 25 universities in one place — and your first step towards your future starts here.

Join us in Amman on 14 and 15 October 2026. Find the universities, courses and scholarships that suit you, and ask the university representatives about your options directly.

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The fair is open now. Come to the Landmark Amman Hotel & Conference Centre.

Takes about a minute. No payment, no commitment.

  • Free entry
  • Admission decisions on the spot
  • Scholarships discussed with the university itself
  • Parents welcome
Students and university representatives at a previous GESCO education fair in Amman
  • Dates14 and 15 October 2026Wednesday 14 October & Thursday 15 October
  • Time17:00 - 20:30Both evenings
  • VenueLandmark Amman Hotel & Conference CentreAmman, Jordan · Open in Maps
  • EntryFreeRegistration is not required to enter, but it lets us prepare for you

Why come

Three ways the fair works for you

Instead of waiting weeks between an application and a reply, a few hours here gets you clear answers from the university representatives and GESCO advisors: what your options are, and what your next step is.

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An admission decision on the spot

Bring your transcripts and certificates and let the university representatives read your file and tell you which courses your grades actually reach — that evening, not weeks later.

02

A scholarship conversation with the university itself

Ask directly what scholarships and discounts exist and what your grades qualify you for. Most scholarships reduce tuition rather than cover everything, so the details are the whole answer.

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A free session with a GESCO advisor

Talk to one of our advisors about which universities suit your grades and your budget, and which do not. You leave with a shortlist and no obligation to apply through GESCO.

Who it is for

Come if any of this sounds like you

  • You are in your final school year — Tawjihi, IB, SAT or an international curriculum — and you have to choose.
  • You are finishing a bachelor’s degree and looking at a master’s abroad.
  • You are aiming at medicine, pharmacy or engineering and need to know the degree will be recognised at home.
  • You applied last year and did not get the place you wanted.
  • You are a parent who wants the real numbers on tuition and living costs, not a brochure.

What to bring

  • Your academic transcripts and certificates
  • Your English test result, if you have one
  • Your ID
  • The questions you actually want answered

You do not need an IELTS score to start, and you should not bring passports or bank statements — those come much later, once a shortlist is agreed.

Study destinations around the world

GESCO helps students study in more than 22 countries

More than 25 universities are confirmed for this edition so far, and the list is still growing. Across 246 partner institutions, these are the destinations we work with.

Previous editions

What the evening looks like

A guest of honour is welcomed with flowers at the entrance to the 28th GESCO Education Fair in Amman
Guests seated in the front row at the opening ceremony of the 28th GESCO Education Fair
A member of the GESCO team speaking at the podium during the opening of the 28th GESCO Education Fair
GESCO staff and university representatives together at the 28th GESCO Education Fair in Amman
A visitor speaking with a university representative at a stand during the 28th GESCO Education Fair
Visitors reviewing a university prospectus at a stand during the 28th GESCO Education Fair
The GESCO welcome desk at the education fair
The University of Worcester stand at the GESCO education fair
The IUBH stand, with a representative meeting a student
A representative showing a student course information on a laptop
University representatives meeting students at their stand
Students speaking with representatives at a university stand
Students and university representatives in conversation at a busy stand
A student in conversation with university representatives beside their banner
A wide view of the exhibition hall during the GESCO education fair
A speaker addressing the audience at the opening of the GESCO education fair
The Kaplan stand at the GESCO education fair
The Anglia Ruskin University stand, with a representative meeting a student
Two representatives at their stand during the fair
University representatives meeting visitors at their stand

Photographs from recent GESCO education fairs in Amman — the 28th, and earlier evenings from the 17th and 16th. The 30th fair runs at the Landmark Amman Hotel and Conference Center.

Registration

Register for the 30th fair

Entry is free either way. Registering means we know your subject and level before you arrive, so the advisor you meet has already looked at your case.

We do not share your details with anyone outside GESCO. Do not send passport or bank information through this form.

Questions

Before you come

Is entry really free?
No fee. Entry is free and open to everyone. Registering in advance only means we know your subject and level before you arrive.
Do I have to register to get in?
No. You can come without registering. Students who register are contacted before the fair and have their file looked at in advance.
What should I bring?
Your academic transcripts and certificates, and your English test result if you have one. You will not need any other application documents at this stage.
Which universities will be there?
More than 25 are confirmed so far and more are still being added. If there is a particular university you care about, message us on WhatsApp and we will tell you whether they are coming.
Can I really get an admission decision that evening?
University representatives assess students on their transcripts and certificates. What they can offer depends on the university and the programme.
I do not have an IELTS score yet. Is it worth coming?
Yes. A score is not needed to begin, and many universities issue a conditional offer that you meet later. Some accept their own internal test or a pathway route instead.
Will my degree be recognised when I come home?
Yes. Every university we work with and send students to is accredited in our country.
Can my parents come with me?
Yes, and it usually helps. A good deal of the conversation is about tuition and living costs, which is exactly what parents come to ask about.
Am I committing to anything?
No. You leave with a shortlist of the universities that suit you and no obligation to apply through GESCO.

Two evenings. More than 25 universities. Free.

14 and 15 October 2026, 17:00 - 20:30, at the Landmark Amman Hotel & Conference Centre.

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