Institute of Chemistry Ceylon offers internationally accredited chemistry honours program at minimal

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FT-EDU-SUP-4--226Council members of the Institute of Chemistry Ceylon 2016/2017 Seated from left: Dr. I. De Silva (Hony. Asst. Editor), Prof. R.D. Wijesekera (Secretary for International Relations), Prof. S. Hewage ( Hony. Editor), Prof. P. Paranagama (Dean), Prof. M.D.P de Costa (Hony. Treasurer), Prof. S. Liyanage (Vice President), Prof. S.P Deraniyagala (Chairman, Academic Board), Mr. M.R.M Haniffa (President), Dr. P. Premarathne (President Elect), Mr. K.R. Dayananda (Immediate Past President), Mr. E.G Somapala (Chairman, A&EP Committee), Prof. H.D. Gunawadhana (Chairman, Board of Trustees), Mr. N.I.N.S Nadarasa (Registrar) and Dr. M. Infas (Hony Asst Treasurer) 

Standing from left: Prof. H. Pathirana, Prof. S. Ekanayake, Dr. C. Ranasinghe, Ms. P.M. Jayasinghe, Dr. L.S.R. Aramdewela, Dr. R. Senthilnithy, Prof. J. Liyanage, Prof. K.R.R. Mahanama, Ms. M.N.K de S. Goonetilleke, Mr. A.M. Jayasekara and Mr. J.M. Ranasinghe Banda

Absentees: Dr. A.A.P. Keerthi (Hony Joint Secretary), Ms. D. Senaviratne  (Hony. Joint Secretary), Dr. C. Udawatta (Hony. Secretary, Educational Affairs) and Mr. N.M.S. Hettigedara (Council Member) 

 

 

 

The College of Chemical Sciences (CCS), which is the educational arm of the Institute of Chemistry Ceylon has announced the ongoing registration of the 39th batch of students for its popular four year Graduateship Program in Chemistry. This program which could be followed (at weekends or three weekdays) even by students who have just completed the A/L examination will commence before the end of the year. 

This internationally accredited program which produces nearly half of all the Graduate Chemists produced in Sri Lanka is the only such program that assures all registrants the opportunity to become Graduate Chemists without any further competition provided individual satisfactory progress is maintained.

CCS Dean Professor Priyani Paranagama states in a media release that when the results of the 34th batch are announced by end of December, CCS would be proud to have produced well over 1,100 Graduate Chemists who are making an immense contribution to national development in the central field of Chemistry both in Sri Lanka and globally. Over 100 have obtained real PhD doctorates in the best universities throughout the world (including US, Canada, UK and Australia) while well over another 200 have obtained or are pursuing post-graduate degrees. 

The cost of the entire program including a well-designed practical program and the availability of a number of optional elective courses to satisfy individual student interests and desires over 48 months works out to be less than any of the cost for such programs in any part of the world. Few realise that the financial saving to Sri Lanka’s budget through this non-conventional professional production outside the fee levying state university system in Sri Lanka amounts to well over Rs. 2 billion. 

Further details, prospectus, other information and application forms can be obtained free of charge through the website www.ichemc.edu.lk or by calling over or by post at Adamantane House, 341/22, Kotte Road, Welikada, Rajagiriya (phone: 011-2861231).

 

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