AIIHE & EPCAN Hosted Partners Meet & Info Session in Kathmandu

EDUCAST, The Australian International Institute of Higher Education (AIIHE), in collaboration with the Educational Consultancy Association of Nepal (EPCAN), successfully organized the “Partners Meet & Info Session” at Hotel Royal Singi, Kamaladi. The event took place from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, followed by a networking lunch.

The program brought together key representatives from AIIHE, including CEO Mr. Vlad Belovukovic, Marketing Director Mr. Rohit Khadka, and Country Manager Mr. Yubraj Darlami. The presentations were jointly delivered by CEO Belovukovic and Marketing Director Khadka, who highlighted the institute’s vision, academic strengths, and increasing engagement with the Nepali student community.

Participants included EPCAN officials, educational consultants, and representatives from various student-support organizations. The session focused on strengthening professional collaboration and exploring opportunities to guide Nepali students toward quality higher education in Australia.

AIIHE provided detailed insights into its academic offerings, which include the Bachelor of Business (Information Systems) and Bachelor of Business (Marketing) programs. These three-year bachelor’s degrees are delivered under the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF) at AIIHE’s Sydney campus, with a Brisbane option also available. The programs are designed to equip students with industry-ready skills, global competencies, and strong business foundations.

Speaking at the event, CEO Mr. Belovukovic emphasized AIIHE’s commitment to academic excellence, personalized student support, and expanding pathways for international learners. Marketing Director Mr. Khadka shared that the number of Nepali students choosing AIIHE has been steadily rising, owing to the institute’s practical learning environment, employability focus, and dedicated mentoring.

Country Manager Mr. Darlami expressed optimism about enhanced collaboration with EPCAN, noting that such partnerships contribute significantly to helping Nepali students make informed academic decisions.

The event successfully strengthened the professional bond between AIIHE and EPCAN, opening new possibilities for Nepali students seeking globally recognized business education in Australia.