Sri Lanka College of Radiologists |
| Currently the Sri Lanka College of Radiologists remains the only Body, supervising and managing the professional standards of the Radiologists practicing in Sri Lanka, holding Academic activities locally and facilitating and encouraging members to participate in the Academic activities overseas. |
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Thames College |
| Our Mission is to meet the country’s long-felt societal need of providing high quality and globally recognized educational opportunities that could overcome the barriers of A ordability, Accessibility and Acceptability. |
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Imperial College |
| Globally, there is a growing need for well-trained and educated professionals who bring more than just the basics into their work environment. Employers are constantly seeking graduates who are employable. The vibrant team of lecturers, who possess several years of industry and teaching experience, ensure that students are furnished with not just the basics. |
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Sri Lanka College of Venereologists |
| The college of Genitourinary Physicians of Sri Lanka was formed on 7th October 1995. In 1998 the name of the college was changed to the College of Venereologists of Sri Lanka. The college was named Sri Lanka College of Venereologists in October 2008. |
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The College of Surgeons of Sri Lanka |
| Workshops and live demonstrations are part and parcel of the education programmes conducted by the College of Surgeons of Sri Lanka. However due to logistical and other reasons, many of these are centered around the main cities of the country. The intention of this new programme is to take the training to the hospital environment where the regional surgeons are currently practicing. |
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Sri Lanka Law College |
| There were no formal classes held to impart legal education at that time. The then system required that a period of apprenticeship be served under a practicing lawyer and the taking of certain examinations conducted by the Judges of the Supreme Court to satisfy the Judges that the apprentice had acquired sufficient legal knowledge to practise law. Consequently, the Law College was established to administer a formal course of study in preparation of persons for admission to the profession. |
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Srilankan Academy 
