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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.

SLTC recently took part in a Career Guidance session organized at the Seethawaka Divisional Secretariat Office in Hanwella. The session was aimed at empowering students and school leavers with valuable insights into higher education pathways and emerging career opportunities. SLTC representatives engaged with participants, providing information about the university’s diverse degree programs, industry-relevant curriculum, and unique learning environment. This initiative reflects SLTC’s continued commitment to guiding Sri Lanka’s youth towards informed academic and career decisions.

SLTC, in collaboration with Knowledge Bank Publishers, proudly participated in a Career Guidance Session held at Samudra Devi Balika Vidyalaya, Nugegoda. The session aimed to empower young minds with insights into future academic and career pathways in the field of engineering and technology. Dr. Nicoloy Gurusinghe, Head of the Department of Electrical Engineering at SLTC’s Faculty of Engineering, conducted an engaging and informative session, sharing valuable knowledge on industry trends, university education, and opportunities in the engineering domain. The event fostered curiosity and motivation among students as they prepare to shape their futures with confidence and clarity.

We were proud to represent SLTC at the Career Guidance Exhibition held at Ananda Vidyalaya, Kottawa — a meaningful initiative organized by the Sri Jayawardenapura Zonal Education Office. Our team engaged with aspiring students, offering insights into future-ready career paths in technology, innovation, and beyond. At SLTC, we remain committed to empowering the next generation with knowledge, inspiration, and opportunity.

In celebration of World Environment Day 2025, we proudly hosted an engaging and impactful event at Rajasinghe Central College, Hanwella, centered on the theme of sustainability and environmental stewardship. The day featured interactive awareness sessions and hands-on tree-planting activities that encouraged Students to take meaningful steps toward a greener future. With the generous support of our partners, we cultivated a spirit of environmental responsibility among youth – planting not just trees, but the values of eco-consciousness and community action. Together, we continue to nurture a more sustainable tomorrow, one tree at a time.

SLTC proudly partnered as the Platinum Sponsor for the Quantum Century Debate Championship 2025, an inspiring initiative by the Future Lanka Research and Development Foundation aimed at shaping the next generation of thought leaders. The inaugural briefing session was held on 20th June at the Virtusa Auditorium, Orion City, bringing together passionate young minds and distinguished professionals. Representing SLTC, Dr. Lakshitha Pahalagedara, Dean of Faculty of Postgraduate Studies and Research, took the stage as a panelist, offering thought-provoking perspectives on “Mastering Public Speaking & Grooming Future Voices for Impactful Scientific Dialogue.” This collaboration reflects our continued commitment to nurturing confident communicators and critical thinkers equipped to lead conversations in science and innovation.

We are honored to announce the appointment of Professor Chandrika Wijeyaratne as the new Vice Chancellor of Sri Lanka Technology Campus (SLTC). Professor Wijeyaratne brings with her a wealth of experience in academic leadership and a distinguished career that has made a lasting impact on Sri Lanka’s higher education sector. Her vision, expertise, and commitment to excellence are poised to guide SLTC through its next phase of growth and innovation. Under her leadership, we look forward to strengthening our mission of producing future-ready graduates, advancing impactful research, and contributing meaningfully to the nation’s development. We warmly welcome Professor Chandrika N Wijeyaratne to the SLTC community and extend our heartfelt congratulations as she embarks on this journey with us.

SLTC Research University is proud to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the University of Otago, New Zealand—marking a significant step forward in strengthening international academic collaboration. This partnership will facilitate academic and administrative staff exchanges, student mobility programs, the development of Credit Articulation Programs, and the mutual sharing of information and materials of academic interest. The collaboration aims to enrich the educational experiences of students and staff from both institutions while expanding global engagement opportunities. The MoU was officially signed by Mr. Chandev Abayarathne, CEO of SLTC, and Professor Jessica Palmer, Deputy Vice-Chancellor, President & Chief Executive Officer – External Engagement at the University of Otago. This partnership reaffirms SLTC’s commitment to building strong, globally connected academic networks that provide transformative opportunities for its students and faculty.

SLTC  proudly took part in the SkillUp Sri Lanka Career Guidance Program, organized in collaboration with the Future Lanka Research and Development Foundation. The event was held at Henegama Central College and aimed to empower students with insights into future career pathways and higher education opportunities. Representing SLTC, Mr. Ramitha Pathirana from the Faculty of Business Management joined the panel of experts, sharing valuable knowledge and guidance with the participating students. The program served as a platform to inspire and inform young minds, aligning with SLTC’s commitment to nurturing future leaders and professionals across Sri Lanka.

A dynamic career guidance session was recently held at Kularathna Central College, Godakawela, in collaboration with SLTC Research University. The session, conducted by the esteemed Mr. Udaya Dewamulla, aimed to inspire and equip students with valuable insights into their future academic and career pathways. This collaborative effort served as a platform to broaden horizons, ignite ambition, and connect students with emerging opportunities in higher education and beyond.