Griffith to visit Kilroy Education in Utrecht, Netherlands on 26 April

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Griffith would like to extend an invite you to meet with Chanelle Baker – Regional Director – Western Europe & Scandinavia, at the Kilroy Education office in Utrecht.

To our Dutch friends,

Would you like the opportunity to find out more about study in Australia?

For those of you who are interested in finding out more about any study programs on offer at Griffith University, please join for our Griffith University Information Seminar as follows:

Kilroy Education NetherlandsKilroy Education – Utrecht, Netherlands

Date: Thursday 26 April

Time: 15.00 -1700 hours

Venue: Nobelstraat 117-119, 3512 EM, Utrecht

For more details or to book an appointment, please contact:

Kilroy Education

Email: [email protected]

Tel: 0900 0400 636

Website: www.kilroyeducation.nl

We look forward to seeing you there!

Griffith International

www.griffith.edu.au/international

Griffith University – CRICOS Provider Number 00233E

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