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SLTC Research University participated in the X-Ban Educational Exhibition and Carnival, held over five days and organized by the Old Boys’ Association of Gampaha Bandaranayake College. This event provided a valuable opportunity for SLTC to present its wide range of academic programs to students and visitors. At the exhibition, SLTC featured interactive displays and shared information about its courses and career opportunities. The university’s presence allowed attendees to learn more about the practical aspects of higher education offered at SLTC, fostering engaging discussions and building connections with the community.

SLTC Research University is proud to contribute to the “SkillUp National Youth Empowerment Project,” an initiative led by the Future Lanka Research and Development Foundation in collaboration with the Presidential Office. This important project focuses on empowering Sri Lanka’s youth by enhancing their skills and providing valuable opportunities for personal and professional growth. The first session of this project was held at Mahanama College Colombo, where Ms. Swapna Premasiri, Head of the Software Engineering Department from the Faculty of Computing & IT at SLTC, served as a panelist. Her participation highlights SLTC’s commitment to supporting national efforts to equip young people with essential skills and foster their development through collaborative educational programs.

Empowering young minds through the art of debate! SLTC facilitated a Debate Competition and Workshop hosted by the Tamil Debater’s Council at Wijayaratnam Hindu Central College. This event provided students with a valuable opportunity to develop their critical thinking and persuasive speaking skills while engaging in cultural exchange. By participating, students enhanced their ability to argue effectively and understand different viewpoints, highlighting the importance of debate in personal and academic growth. #DebateEmpowers #YoungVoices #SLTC

Our 4th-year Strategic Management students had an incredible opportunity to organize and participate in a field visit to Lanka Milk Food Company. On July 16, 2024, we toured their factory in Welisara, where students got an up-close look at milk food processing and manufacturing facilities, renowned for their high quality and safety standards. This visit was part of our continuous assessment for the Strategic Management module. Our students gained insights into complex processes and unique business models that go beyond textbook learning. A big thank you to Lanka Milk Food Company for this exceptional learning opportunity! #SLTC #Highereducation #Srilankaeducation #strategicmanagement #students

SLTC Research University made a significant impact at the SkillUp Sri Lanka Higher Education & Industry Exhibition at Bandaranaike Central College Veyangoda. The university showcased its innovative programs and industry connections, offering students valuable insights into career opportunities and essential skills. Through interactive displays and engaging presentations, SLTC inspired the next generation, bridging the gap between higher education and industry and motivating students to pursue their future careers with confidence.

A glimpse of the cultural festival that happened at our university. A day full of music, dance, art and more! Our university hosted a vibrant cultural festival to warmly welcome the new batch of students. The event was a celebration brimming with music, dance, art, and various performances that showcased the rich cultural tapestry of our community. From lively dance routines to captivating art displays, the festival provided an engaging and festive atmosphere for students to immerse themselves in the university’s cultural life. It was a day of joy and creativity, setting an enthusiastic tone for the start of their academic journey. Click to see more>>

Manusha Wijesinghe, a brilliant student from our Engineering Faculty and the leader of the BIODIESEL project, is proud to share an exciting milestone. In collaboration with Hayleys Advantis Limited, they are set to revolutionize ship fuel, bringing innovative and sustainable energy solutions to Sri Lanka. Join us in celebrating this remarkable achievement and the impactful journey towards a greener future. Click on the link to read more! #SustainableEnergy #BioDieselProject #EngineeringInnovation #HayleysAdvantis #GreenFuture #SLTCUniversity #ProudMoment

On July 4, 2024, SLTC Research University conducted a Career Guidance Seminar organized by the Old Pupils Association of Central College Kekirawa. Dr. Ruwanga Amarasingha, Head of the Department of Agriculture in the Faculty of Technology at SLTC, represented the university and shared valuable insights into career opportunities within agriculture and technology. The seminar provided students with practical advice on industry trends and essential skills for professional success, aiming to guide them effectively in their career paths while fostering meaningful interactions with experienced professionals. Special thanks to Dr. Wishwajith Kandegama, President of the Old Pupils Association, for initiating this program and collaborating with SLTC to make it a success.

On July 3, 2024, the National Defence College held its third Diners’ Club event, focusing on science and technology for NS&SS Course 3/2024 participants. Senior Professor Veranja Karunaratne, Vice Chancellor of SLTC Research University and Chairman of the National Science and Technology Commission, delivered a keynote on ‘Advanced Technologies and their Applications.’ His insights highlighted the transformative impact of cutting-edge technologies across various industries. The event also featured contributions from Professor Pradeep Kalansuriya of Kotelawala Defence University, Professor Dilushan R. Jayasundara of the University of Colombo, Dr. Nuwan de Silva from the Sri Lanka Institute of Nanotechnology, and Mr. Chathura Kotagama, Chief Strategy Officer at SLTC Research University. The interactive session fostered interdisciplinary dialogue on the evolving technology landscape both locally and globally. Read full story here:

Prof. Veranja Karunaratne, SLT Campus Vice Chancellor and Chairman of the National Science and Technology Commission, represented Sri Lanka at the Global Digital Compact (GDC) regional consultation hosted by Bangladesh and the BIMSTEC Secretariat on June 22-23. The meeting aimed to align regional priorities and strengthen a unified stance on digital technologies ahead of UN negotiations in New York. Government officials and experts from BIMSTEC member states participated to discuss the opportunities and challenges of digital technology. The goals were to develop a shared vision for the GDC, exchange ideas, and create actionable recommendations for the ongoing UN negotiation process. Read the full story here: