Month long ‘Wedikawen Mahapolowata’ art festival will draw to an end on 6th November 2015. It’s conclusion will be highlighted with the final drama round, awards night and the closing ceremony. To make the end even more attractive and creative, a massive pandol has been put up at the entrance to the university. This outstanding structure is completely made of coconut shells, including the letters. Entirely built by students...Read More
The annual awarding of scholarships by the Jayawardenepura – Canada Alumni Association was held on 3rd November 2015 (Today) at the University premises. The ceremony was attended by the Vice Chancellor Prof.Sampath Amaratunge, the Registrar Mr. K. Gnanasiri Britto, Prof. Sudantha Liyanage – Dean, Faculty of Applied Sciences, Dr. Anura Kumara – Dean, Faculty of Management & Commerce, Mrs.Thushari Malkanthi – Snr.Asst.Registrar, Mr.Udeni Alawattage – Representative of J’pura – Canada...Read More
The budget should discourage environmental pollution/ degradation/ unsustainable lifestyles and encourage environmentally sound development/lifestyles/practices said Prof Hemanthi Ranasinghe, Professor in Forestry and Environmental Science, University of Sri Jayewardnepura. This could be done through imposing taxes, providing tax holidays/reliefs etc. As much as for the new developments, funds need to be allocated for maintenance of infrastructure in all the fields. Media briefing was organised by CAFFE Prof. Hemanthi Ranasinghe expressed her views at a media briefing organised by...Read More
Webometrics ranked scientists in Sri Lankan Institutions according to their Google Scholar Citations profiles. This edition was built with data collected during the second week of September 2015 from the public profiles of researchers working in Sri Lankan institutions. According to webometrics site it is a BETA Ranking of the scientists according to their declared (voluntarily) presence in the Google Scholar Citations database. Scientists who are interested in appearing...Read More
The University of Western Australia, together with the University of Sri Jayewardenepura, University of Moratuwa and the University of Jaffna with collaboration of the organization Waste for Life, aim to develop a unique capacity building educational program that supports development of novel community-based composite waste recycling and manufacturing businesses, positively contributing to local economies and environmental health – specifically clean air, water and sanitation. The project Manager; Prof. Caroline Baillie...Read More
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