Celebrating tradition, togetherness, and the spirit of Avurudu at UCL From shared meals to shared moments, UCL අවුරුது Table brought our community closer than ever. For More : https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BVz44ADy2/
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The Year 1 International Business batch from the University of Lancashire stepped out of the classroom and into an experience filled with connection, laughter, and unforgettable moments. From building friendships to creating memories that will last throughout their journey at UCL, this trip marked the perfect start to their university life. Here’s to growing together,
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Making memories beyond the classroom Our Year 2 International Business and Business & Marketing students from the University of Lancashire programmes took learning to a whole new level with their batch trip, building friendships, sharing experiences, and creating moments that will last a lifetime. From laughter to unforgettable adventures, this was more than just a
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A valuable industry exposure for our Torrens University students as they visited Hilton Colombo The field visit provided firsthand insights into hospitality operations, service excellence, and the standards that define world-class hotels. From exploring key departments to understanding real-world industry practices, students gained practical knowledge that goes beyond the classroom. Experiences like these continue to
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The future was created at UCL Sri Lanka as we proudly hosted Monash University’s Change It Challenge – Sri Lanka National Final in partnership with Monash University. The event brought together some of the brightest young minds from leading schools across Sri Lanka, presenting innovative and impactful solutions to global challenges including climate change and
Universal College Lanka (UCL) is proud to announce the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding with Xiteb, a leading IT solutions provider in Sri Lanka, with presence in USA, Malaysia and Vietnam. This partnership will create valuable internship and industry engagement opportunities for UCL students, particularly in software development, digital solutions, AI, Cyber Security, and
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An engaging and insightful Career Guidance Session by Dr. Zameer Careem was conducted at Bishop’s College, inspiring students to think deeper about their future paths. During the session, Dr. Careem introduced the Ikigai Model, guiding students to explore the balance between their passions, strengths, purpose, and potential careers. Through this approach, students were encouraged to
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UCL Sri Lanka, in collaboration with the Future Lanka Research & Development Foundation, proudly supported an insightful Career Guidance Session conducted by Dr. Zameer Careem, Brand Ambassador of SLMUN and Consultant for UCL Sri Lanka, at Zahira College, Colombo 10. The session inspired students to align their passions with the most suitable A/L subject streams
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Students explored exciting global higher education pathways, including Monash College routes to Australia and Malaysia, as well as British degree programmes in Sri Lanka in AI & Data Science, Cyber Security, Business, and Software Engineering. Empowering students to choose future-ready degrees and international career pathways. For More : https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1B2rkJeQBk/
During the session, Dr. Careem guided students through the Ikigai Model, offering valuable insights on identifying their passions, strengths, and purpose. He further emphasized the importance of adaptability, continuous learning, and developing both soft and technical skills in today’s evolving global landscape. The discussion encouraged students to think critically about their future paths, explore opportunities