
Mogo Media Academy, Sri Lanka’s leading creative education institute and a subsidiary of Derana, has partnered with EDEX Expo 2025 as the Platinum Sponsor. This partnership reflects the academy’s vision to nurture the country’s next generation of creative professionals while providing pathways to global opportunities.
At EDEX Expo 2025, Mogo Media Academy will showcase its flagship programs in Animation, Game Development, Concept Art, Modeling, and Texturing. Designed with a strong industry focus, these programs provide students with hands-on training, expert mentorship, and exposure to real-world projects, ensuring graduates are prepared for careers in the international creative industries.
The key highlight this year is Mogo Media Academy’s exclusive partnership with Flinders University, Adelaide, Australia. Through this pathway, diploma graduates can transfer credits directly into the second year of selected undergraduate programs in Animation, Game Design, and Creative Arts. Students also benefit from a 20% scholarship, making their journey toward an Australian degree more accessible and affordable.
In addition, Mogo Media Academy has introduced a new Under 16 Program, specially designed for school students aged 12–16. This foundation course introduces young learners to animation, digital arts, and storytelling, encouraging creativity from an early age.
For more information, contact (011) 728 8300 or visit www.mogoacademy.lk
Sri Lanka’s Largest Education Exhibition & Job fair EDEX Mid-Year Expo 2025 will be held on the13thand 14th of September at the BMICH, Colombo. This year, the EDEX Mid Year Expo will markthe 21st year since its inception.
For further details please contact the EDEX Secretariat, RCU Skills Centre, Royal College Union, Rajakeeya Mawatha, Colombo 7 or call 0768204975, or email sales@edex.lk More information on the exhibition is available on the website www.edex.lk.
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