
The University of Vocational Technology has opened applications for its 2025/2026 intake, inviting qualified Advanced Level students and holders of National Vocational Qualifications to apply for its industry-focused bachelor’s degree programs.
Applications will be accepted only through the official UoVT online portal, with a deadline of February 18, 2026.
UoVT, Sri Lanka’s premier state university specializing in vocational and technological education, offers degree programs aligned with national skills frameworks and designed to meet industry demand.
Eligibility
Applicants are eligible if they meet one of the following criteria:
Degree programs
UoVT offers bachelor’s degrees across four faculties:
Faculty of Information Technology
Faculty of Engineering Technology
Faculty of Education
Faculty of Industrial Technology
Duration and qualifications
Programs are offered in two formats:
Industry-focused learning
The university said its programs emphasize employability through a blend of theoretical instruction, laboratory work and industry training, with options for weekday and weekend study modes. Degrees awarded by UoVT are state-recognized and aligned with both NVQ and SLQF frameworks.
Entrance examination
All applicants are required to sit for the UoVT Aptitude Test. Details regarding examination dates, admission cards and test centers will be released after the application deadline via the official online portal.
Further information and application guidelines are available through the University of Vocational Technology’s official website.
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