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Exhibitors Booth No. AIMST UNIVERSITY T29 - T30 ASA OVERSEAS A1 - A8 EDUCATION SPECIALIST ASIA METROPOLITAN T9 - T12 UNIVERSITY ASIA PACIFIC T1 - T4 UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION (APU) ATIC INTERNATIONAL H29 - H34 COLLEGE BERJAYA UNIVERSITY E15 - E20 COLLEGE OF HOSPITALITY BRITISH COUNCIL T34 BUTTER & OLIVE BAKING S6 ACADEMY KLMU & COSMOPOINT S1 CURTIN UNIVERSITY T21 - T22 DASEIN ACADEMY OF ART U29 DESPARK COLLEGE V1 - V2 DISTED COLLEGE H19 - H24 EDUCATION IRELAND F13 - F14 EDUCATION USA - MACEE S10 EQUATOR ACADEMY OF H7 - H12 ART FAIRVIEW S5 INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL PENANG GERMAN-MALAYSIAN U30 INSTITUTE GOON INSTITUTION SDN R6 - R8 BHD HAN CHIANG COLLEGE B9 - B14 HELP UNIVERSITY T17 - T20 HERIOT-WATT U31 UNIVERSITY HOLIDAY TOURS & U28 TRAVEL INFRASTRUCTURE U34 UNIVERSITY KL (IUKL) INNOVATIVE S3 ENGINEERING DESIGN COLLEGE INTER EXCEL TOURISM F15 - F20 ACADEMY INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE V3 - V4 OF AUTOMOTIVE (ICAM) INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL A9 - A14 UNIVERSITY INTERNATIONAL U35 UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA WALES STUDY IN UK, IRELAND, U33 USA, AUS, NZ & S’PORE INTI INTERNATIONAL C1 - C12 UNIVERSITY & COLLEGES JMECC - AUS, NZ, UK, US, U26 CANADA & SG KBU INTERNATIONAL S12 COLLEGE KDU COLLEGE D1 - D16 KEMAYAN ATC E11 - E14 KLC PLACEMENT L1 - L2 PATHWAY TO SUCCESS LASALLE COLLEGE OF THE R1 ARTS LIMKOKWING UNIVERSITY OF CREATIVE E1 - E10 TECHNOLOGY MAHSA UNIVERSITY H1 - H6 MALAYSIAN INSTITUTE U36 OF ART (MIA) MANAGEMENT & SCIENCE A15 - A20 UNIVERSITY (MSU) MANIPAL U21 - U23 INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY MEDIC ED CONSULTANTS B15 - B18 SDN BHD MEDIC PRO LINK SDN T37 - T38 BHD MELAKA-MANIPAL U21 - U23 MEDICAL COLLEGE (MANIPAL UNIVERSITY) MSL TRAVEL SDN BHD - T33 STUDENT TRAVEL CENTRE MULTIMEDIA UNIVERSITY U37 (MMU) NED TRAINING CENTRE U24 NUMED MALAYSIA U25 NIRWANA EDUCATION S2 GROUP NUGRAHAN SDN BHD X1 - X2 NUSA RESOURCES U27 OLYMPIA COLLEGE T27 - T28 PENANG OPEN UNIVERSITY R2 MALAYSIA (OUM) PIEPS - STUDY MEDICAL / U17 IT IN POLAND PENANG INTERNATIONAL D17 - D20 DENTAL COLLEGE (PIDC) PENANG MEDICAL F9 - F12 COLLEGE PSDC H25 - H28 PERDANA UNIVERSITY R3 PRESIDENT COLLEGE U9 - U12 QUEST INTERNATIONAL B1 - B8 UNIVERSITY PERAK RAFFLES DESIGN S7 INSTITUTE RUSSIAN RESOURCES G15 - G18 SDN BHD SEGi UNIVERSITY F1 - F8 SELSET EDUCATION U5 - U8 CENTRE SENTRAL COLLEGE G1 - G8 PENANG SINGAPORE INSTITUTE U32 OF MANAGEMENT STRADFORD S9 INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE, PENANG STUDY INTERNATIONAL C13 - C18 EDUCATION CONSULT STUDYEXCEL EDUCATION T23 - T24 ADVISOR SUNWAY EDUCATION G9 - G14 GROUP SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY S4 OF TECHNOLOGY SARAWAK CAMPUS TAN CHONG TECHNICAL U38 INSTITUTE TAYLOR’S UNIVERSITY T25 - T26 THE ONE ACADEMY H13 - H18 PENANG THE UNIVERSITY OF T5 - T8 NOTTINGHAM MALAYSIA CAMPUS TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE U1 - U4 UCSI UNIVERSITY X3 - X4 UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI PETRONAS S8 UNIVERSITI TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN T13 - T16 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY SARAWAK T31 - T32 (UCTS) UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA R5 (UNIMY) UNIVERSITY OF READING U15 - U16 MALAYSIA CAMPUS UNIVERSITY OF U13 - U14 SOUTHAMPTON MALAYSIA CAMPUS WAWASAN OPEN T35 - T36 UNIVERSITY WESTMINSTER S11 INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE WORLDWIDE ACADEMY U18.

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