Professor Chandrika Wijeyaratne , Vice Chancellor of SLTC, addresses recent concerns, confirming that SLTC degrees remain officially recognized and respected by both local and international institutions and employers.
Professor Chandrika Wijeyaratne , Vice Chancellor of SLTC, addresses recent concerns, confirming that SLTC degrees remain officially recognized and respected by both local and international institutions and employers.
Lethal Bots 2025, the third edition of SLTC’s signature robotic battle competition, took center stage at the Padukka campus on July 15th, delivering a day of thrilling innovation, engineering excellence, and high-octane action. Since its inception in 2022, the event has grown in scale and impact, and this year marked its most dynamic chapter yet. With over 30 participating teams and a crowd of 200+ spectators, the upgraded arena became the battleground for intense robotic showdowns, showcasing the creativity, strategy, and technical prowess of SLTC. The event was steered by a distinguished panel of academic mentors and powered by the incredible efforts of a student-led organizing committee, whose leadership and passion brought the event to life. Lethal Bots 2025 not only celebrated technological talent but also highlighted the collaborative spirit of the SLTC community – truly a proud moment for the university
SLTC proudly conducted the Edu Path workshop at Bandaranayake College, Gampaha, as part of our ongoing outreach to empower A/L students across the country.Mr. Suchith Gunarathna from the Faculty of Computing & IT delivered an engaging and insightful session on ICT, equipping students with valuable knowledge and guidance to support their A/L studies and future career paths in the field of technology.
The final-year students of the SLTC Department of Music delivered a spectacular stage performance that marked the culmination of their academic and artistic journey. From hours of practice to an unforgettable showcase, the event celebrated their talent, dedication, and passion for music. This wasn’t just a performance-it was a heartfelt expression of years of learning, creativity, and collaboration. The stage came alive with powerful vocals, vibrant instrumentals, and original compositions, leaving the audience inspired and moved. We applaud our students for their exceptional artistry and look forward to the musical milestones they will achieve in the future.
SLTC recently hosted an inspiring Industry Awareness Session under the theme “Launching Futures: University Meets Corporate,” bringing together academia and industry in a powerful exchange of knowledge. Marketing undergraduates in their third and fourth years had the unique opportunity to engage with industry leaders, including Mr. Upul Kumarasinghe and Mr. Sandeep Holey, Country Head of the Aditya Birla Group. The session offered valuable insights into corporate expectations, industry trends, and career readiness – equipping students with the knowledge and motivation to navigate their professional journeys confidently. With over 40 enthusiastic students participating, the event served as a bridge between classroom learning and real-world application. A sincere thank you goes out to our guest speakers and all who contributed to making the session a remarkable success.
The Quarter Finals of the Quantum Century Debate Championship, organized by the Future Lanka Research and Development Foundation in collaboration with the University of Sri Jayewardenepura, showcased some of the most talented young debaters in the country. Two esteemed members of the SLTC academic community served as judges at this prestigious event; Mr. Udara Rathnayake from the Faculty of Science and Ms. Theja Enderaarachchi from the Faculty of Business Management. Their participation highlights SLTC’s continued commitment to supporting critical thinking, academic excellence, and student development across national platforms.
The first round of the Quantum Century Debate Championship, organized by the Future Lanka Research and Development Foundation in collaboration with the University of Sri Jayawardenapura, took place on the 24th of June at the university’s Faculty of Engineering. Representing SLTC, Mr. Sahan Ravidu from the Department of Civil Engineering and Ms. Saradhika Manjaree from the Department of Industrial Management, Faculty of Engineering, were invited to serve as judges for this prestigious event. Their contribution highlights SLTC’s growing academic presence and active involvement in national-level academic and intellectual forums.
Professor Chandrika Wijeyaratne, Vice Chancellor of SLTC, addresses the university community with a reaffirmation of SLTC’s commitment to academic excellence, student-centered learning, and institutional transparency. In her message, she outlines the steps taken to strengthen quality assurance and clarifies SLTC’s position regarding the BAIT program, emphasizing corrective actions and accountability. She also calls for collective cooperation in upholding discipline, integrity, and responsible engagement within the university.
The Curriculum Alignment and Remedial Workshop for this degree programme will commence on 7th July 2025. This workshop is primarily designed to strengthen foundational and advanced concepts relevant to the curriculum. It will mainly focus on: Linux Open-Source Operating System Shell Scripting and Bash Scripting (Basic to Advanced) Python Programming Building AI Applications Using Python Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) — taught from scratch, guiding participants through the process of designing and coding a complete application. This workshop aims to bridge any learning gaps and ensure students are aligned with foundation skills required for future modules.