After completing a bachelor’s degree, many students want to continue their studies. This next level of education is called postgraduate education. It includes Master’s degrees (such as MSc, MA, MBA) and Doctoral degrees (PhDs). These programs help students become experts in their chosen fields and prepare them for higher-level jobs or research work. What is … Postgraduate Studies and Research Opportunities in Sri Lanka
ESOFT Metro Campus marked a significant milestone on 15 May 2025, celebrating 25 years of shaping lives and creating futures through education at a commemorative event held at Shangri-La Colombo. The evening served as a reflection on a legacy built over two decades and a powerful unveiling of the institution’s next chapter through the launch … ESOFT Celebrates 25 Years & Unveils ESU to Transform SL’s Higher Education Landscape
Studying in a foreign country is a dream for many Sri Lankan students. It gives access to world class education, global exposure, and better job opportunities. Every year, thousands of students from Sri Lanka go abroad for higher studies especially to countries like the United Kingdom (UK), Australia, Canada, and India. In this article, we … Study Abroad Options for Sri Lankan Students
Gateway College proudly announces the selection of nine of its exceptional students to represent Sri Lanka on the international stage across three major sports: football, squash, and athletics. This remarkable milestone reaffirms Gateway’s commitment to holistic education that extends far beyond academic excellence. The school’s unwavering belief in nurturing well-rounded individuals is reflected in its … Nine Gateway College Students Selected to Represent Sri Lanka in Football, Squash, and Athletics
“Feel the Splendour of a Green University” NSBM Open Day exhibition which is held under the theme of “Feel the Splendour of a Green University” provides an opportunity to the general public to witness the unparalleled and picturesque green university premises with facilities on par with international standards. The exhibition will be held at NSBM … NSBM Open Day – 17th and 18th May
Education is changing. Today, students don’t always need to sit in a classroom to earn a degree or learn new skills. Thanks to technology, many Sri Lankan students are now choosing online and distance learning to continue their studies in a flexible and affordable way. This article will help Sri Lankan students and parents understand … Online and Distance Learning in Sri Lanka
The Department of Examinations has announced that the Practical Exams of the GCE Ordinary Level Examinations 2024 (2025) will be held in May 2025. According to the Commissioner General of Examinations, the Practical Exams will be held from 21-31 May at 1,228 examination centres nationwide for 171,100 candidates. The Exam Department states it is mandatory … O/Level Practical Exams : Announcement from Exam Dept
In Sri Lanka, many students choose private higher education institutions to study for diplomas, degrees, and professional qualifications. These institutions offer modern facilities, internationally recognized degrees, and strong career pathways. If your child didn’t qualify for a state university or wants to follow a globally accepted degree, private education is a great choice. Let’s take … Private Higher Education Institutions in Sri Lanka
NSBM Green University has signed a strategic loan agreement with the Bank of Ceylon (BOC) to support the ongoing Phase II development of its Homagama campus in a signing ceremony held on the 8th of May 2025 at the NSBM premises. The agreement was signed by Professor E. A. Weerasinghe, Vice Chancellor of NSBM, together … NSBM Signs Strategic Loan Agreement with BOC to Accelerate Phase II University Development
Higher education can be expensive. Many families in Sri Lanka worry about how to pay for university or college. But there is good news! There are many scholarships and financial aid options available to help students study in Sri Lanka or abroad. Let’s take a closer look at how scholarships and financial aid work and … Scholarships and Financial Aid
Getting into a state university in Sri Lanka is a dream for many students. After finishing the G.C.E. Advanced Level (A/L) exams, students hope to enter public universities to study for free. But the competition is very high, and the most important factor in university selection is something called the Z-score. What is the Z-Score? … University Admissions and Z-Score Cutoffs in Sri Lanka
The Ministry of Education has taken steps to immediately transfer the school teacher of a Colombo girls’ school related to the death of a schoolgirl in Kotahena recently. Issuing a statement, the Education Ministry said its attention has been focused on the tense situation linked to the school located in Bambalapitiya. The ministry said it … Colombo Schoolgirl Death : Teacher transferred with immediate effect
Subhashini Indika Kumari Liyanage has been appointed Commissioner General of Examinations, effective immediately. She previously served as an Examinations Commissioner at the Department of Examinations. The appointment follows the conclusion of H.J.M.C.A. Jayasundara’s term as Commissioner General on May 6, 2025. The Cabinet of Ministers approved the appointment based on a proposal by the Prime … New Commissioner General of Examinations appointed
St. Patrick’s College, Jaffna, stands as an epitome of excellence and a symbol of educational distinction in Sri Lanka, proudly celebrating its 175th anniversary in 2025. For generations, children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren from all walks of life, castes, and creeds in Jaffna have spoken with profound reverence of this institution, recognizing its immeasurable contributions to … 175 Years of Academic Brilliance: The Rich Legacy of St. Patrick’s College, Jaffna
On April 29, 2025, Charith Dilshan, a 23 year old second year engineering student at Sabaragamuwa University, died by suicide. His death was not accidental. It was not random. It was the result of sustained humiliation and psychological torment allegedly at the hands of senior students in the name of a so-called “tradition” known all … Triggering Change: The Tragedy of Ragging and Sri Lanka’s Urgent Need for Reform