The partnership will see psychology packages delivered at NIBM in collaboration with the college, permitting Sri Lankan college students to realize a world perspective and propel their careers.
A particular signing ceremony on the college’s Colchester Campus attended by Essex’s vice-chancellor, Maria Fasli and NIBM director normal, D. M. A. Kulasooriya helped launch the partnership.
Fasli spoke of a shared ambition between the companions, one that appears “to empower college students in Sri Lanka with the data, expertise, and confidence to excel – whether or not they select to contribute domestically, discover alternatives globally, or forge their very own distinctive paths”.
“Whereas we proceed to welcome Sri Lankan college students to our UK campuses, we recognise that schooling shouldn’t be restricted by bodily mobility. As an alternative, it must be designed to achieve and empower college students wherever they’re,” stated Fasli.
“This signing represents a daring step ahead – one which strengthens instructional ties, fosters international collaboration, and creates alternatives that transcend borders.”
NIBM will supply college students entry to top-tier schooling with worldwide recognition by the partnership, “bridging the hole between Sri Lanka and international schooling requirements”, an announcement from the college learn.
For over 57 years, NIBM has provided high quality schooling whereas specializing in international collaborations by selling transnational schooling (TNE) alternatives by giving college students entry to tutorial packages levels, and {qualifications} from worldwide establishments whereas finding out domestically.
This custom continues with the brand new partnership with Essex – one of the worldwide universities on the planet.
“The College of Essex’s popularity for excellence in each educating and analysis makes it a perfect associate for NIBM, which goals to supply Sri Lankan college students with entry to world-class schooling alternatives,” stated Kulasooriya.
College students at NIBM could have extra entry to international tutorial networks, analysis alternatives, and profession pathways, in the end contributing to the expansion of Sri Lanka’s increased schooling system
D. M. A. Kulasooriya, NIBM
”This partnership represents a big leap ahead in Sri Lanka’s increased schooling sector. It opens the door to worldwide packages which are designed to equip college students with the data and expertise wanted to achieve a globalised world.”
“As this partnership develops, college students at NIBM could have extra entry to international tutorial networks, analysis alternatives, and profession pathways, in the end contributing to the expansion of Sri Lanka’s increased schooling system,” added Kulasooriya.
