Your gateway to a life filled with culture, travel, and global opportunity may be a student visa.
With a wide range of bachelor’s and master’s programs, Spain is quickly becoming a preferred option for international students. Home to some of the world’s most respected universities, Spain is known for its emphasis on independent learning, critical thinking, and research.
Beyond academics, students enjoy a well-balanced lifestyle, efficient public transportation, and a strong sense of safety that supports their overall well-being.
And it’s not as out of reach as many might think. Compared to other study destinations, the cost of earning a degree in Spain is often more manageable. Some universities even offer scholarships that cover tuition and provide living allowances. For many Filipino students, studying in Spain is proving to be more possible than they once imagined.
To help students explore these opportunities, global education consultancy AECC is bringing its Global Education Fair to three major cities this August. The fair will be held on August 2 at Dusit Thani Hotel in Makati City, August 3 at Radisson Blu Hotel in Cebu City, and August 6 at Acacia Hotel in Davao City.
AECC offers free expert guidance at every stage of the study-abroad journey. From selecting the right program and university to preparing documents and applying for visas, AECC’s experienced counselors provide personalized support to help students make informed decisions.
“At AECC, we aim to make studying abroad accessible and achievable for everyone,” said Jun Mojica, Marketing Manager of AECC Philippines. “We want Filipinos to discover the exciting possibilities that exist not only in the most popular countries but also in places like Spain, where education, culture, and adventure come together.”
Students who choose Spain also benefit from access to a Schengen visa, which allows them to travel across more than 29 European countries. Weekend trips to cities like Paris, Amsterdam, or Rome are possible to enrich the overall experience beyond the classroom.
Spain also allows international students to work part-time while studying. After graduation, students may apply to stay longer and seek full-time employment, a valuable opportunity for those considering a long-term future abroad.
The AECC Global Education Fair is open to students, parents, and professionals interested in international education. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak directly with university representatives and get firsthand information about admissions, scholarships, student life, and post-study opportunities.
While Spain is a feature, the fair will also have institutions from other European countries such as Germany, Switzerland and the United Kingdom, along with popular study destinations for Filipinos including Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United States.
AECC partners with over 800 universities in 12 countries, offering more than 110,000 academic programs across a wide range of disciplines.
To learn more or register for the fair, visit FB page of AECC Global
