Local Agreements
2024
University of Kelaniya Signs Agreement with Remediumone (Pvt) Ltd
On 28th August 2024, the University of Kelaniya entered into a five-year agreement with Remediumone (Pvt) Ltd. This partnership, coordinated by Prof. Asitha De Silva from the Department of Pharmacology, aims to foster collaboration in pharmaceutical research and development.
The agreement focuses on joint initiatives that will enhance research capabilities, facilitate knowledge exchange, and promote innovative solutions in the field of pharmacology. By combining the academic expertise of the University of Kelaniya with the industry insights of Remediumone (Pvt) Ltd, the partnership seeks to contribute to advancements in drug development and healthcare solutions in Sri Lanka.
Currently active, this collaboration highlights the University of Kelaniya's commitment to strengthening industry-academia partnerships and enhancing the impact of pharmaceutical education and research.
Keywords: Remediumone, University of Kelaniya, Local Agreement, Department of Pharmacology, Pharmaceutical Research, SDG 3, SDG 17.Tags: Remediumone (Pvt) Ltd -UOK Cooperation#SDG3: Good Health and Well-Being | #SDG17: Partnerships for the Goals
University of Kelaniya Signs Agreement with the Library & Information Centre of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka
On 1st July 2024, the University of Kelaniya signed a six-month agreement with the Library & Information Centre (LIC) of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka. This partnership, coordinated by Prof. MK Weerasinghe, Head of the Department of Library Science, aims to enhance collaboration in library services and information management.
The agreement focuses on joint initiatives that will facilitate knowledge sharing, resource development, and training programs within the field of library and information science. By leveraging the expertise and resources of both institutions, this collaboration is expected to strengthen the capabilities of the Department of Library Science and improve library services across the region.
Currently active, this partnership underscores the commitment of the University of Kelaniya to advancing educational quality and professional development in the library and information sector in Sri Lanka.
Keywords: Central Bank of Sri Lanka, University of Kelaniya, Local Agreement, Library & Information Centre, Department of Library Science, SDG 4, SDG 17.Tags: Central Bank of Sri Lanka -UOK Cooperation#SDG4: Quality Education | #SDG17: Partnerships for the Goals
2023
University of Kelaniya Signs Agreement with Sabaragamuwa University
On 18th July 2023, the University of Kelaniya signed a five-year agreement with Sabaragamuwa University as part of the Skills, Training, and Human Resource Development (STHRD) Project. This collaboration is coordinated by Dr. Chamli Pushpakumara, Dean of the Faculty of Computing & Technology, and aims to enhance skills training and development initiatives between the two institutions.
The agreement focuses on joint programs, workshops, and research projects that promote capacity building in the fields of computing and technology. By combining resources and expertise, the partnership seeks to address the growing demand for skilled professionals in the technology sector and contribute to the development of a competitive workforce in Sri Lanka.
Currently active, this collaboration strengthens the relationship between the University of Kelaniya and Sabaragamuwa University, playing a crucial role in advancing educational quality and workforce readiness in the region.
Keywords: Sabaragamuwa University, University of Kelaniya, Local Agreement, STHRD Project, Skills Development, SDG 4, SDG 8.Tags: Sabaragamuwa University -UOK Cooperation#SDG4: Quality Education | #SDG8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
University of Kelaniya Signs another License Agreement with Susen Holdings (Pvt) Ltd
On 26th May 2023, the University of Kelaniya signed a five-year license agreement with Susen Holdings (Pvt) Ltd regarding Patent No: 22121. This partnership is coordinated by Dr. Pradeep Samarasekere from the University Business Linkage Cell and aims to promote innovation and the practical application of research findings.
The agreement facilitates collaborative efforts on research and development projects, allowing the university to utilize its academic strengths while working alongside Susen Holdings’ industrial expertise. This partnership is anticipated to enhance the university's role in driving technological advancements and contribute to economic growth through the commercialization of research outputs.
Currently active, this collaboration fortifies the relationship between the University of Kelaniya and Susen Holdings (Pvt) Ltd, significantly advancing technology transfer and industry-academic cooperation in Sri Lanka.
Keywords: Susen Holdings, University of Kelaniya, Local Agreement, License Agreement, University Business Linkage Cell, SDG 9, SDG 17.Tags: Susen Holdings -UOK Cooperation#SDG9: Industry Innovation and Infrastructure | #SDG17: Partnerships for the Goals
University of Kelaniya Signs License Agreement with Susen Holdings (Pvt) Ltd
On 26th May 2023, the University of Kelaniya signed a five-year license agreement with Susen Holdings (Pvt) Ltd, focusing on the utilization of Patent No: 20365. This partnership, coordinated by Dr. Pradeep Samarasekere from the University Business Linkage Cell, aims to foster innovation and commercialization of research outputs.
The agreement facilitates collaboration on research and development initiatives, enabling the university to leverage its academic expertise alongside Susen Holdings' industrial capabilities. This partnership is expected to enhance the university's contribution to the local economy through the development of innovative solutions and products.
Currently active, this collaboration strengthens the relationship between the University of Kelaniya and Susen Holdings (Pvt) Ltd, contributing significantly to the advancement of technology transfer and industry-academic partnerships in Sri Lanka.
Keywords: Susen Holdings, University of Kelaniya, Local Agreement, License Agreement, University Business Linkage Cell, SDG 9, SDG 17.Tags: Susen Holdings -UOK Cooperation#SDG9: Industry Innovation and Infrastructure | #SDG17: Partnerships for the Goals
2022
University of Kelaniya Signs Agreement with Sabaragamuwa University
On 21st September 2022, the University of Kelaniya signed a five-year agreement with Sabaragamuwa University as part of the Skills, Training, and Human Resource Development (STHRD) Project. This collaboration is coordinated by Dr. Pradeep Samarasekere and aims to enhance skills development and training initiatives across both institutions.
The agreement focuses on joint programs, workshops, and research projects that promote capacity building and workforce development in various fields. By sharing resources and expertise, this partnership seeks to address the skills gap and foster a more competent workforce in the region.
Currently active, this collaboration strengthens the ties between the University of Kelaniya and Sabaragamuwa University, contributing to the advancement of educational quality and the development of human resources in Sri Lanka.
Keywords: Sabaragamuwa University, University of Kelaniya, Local Agreement, STHRD Project, Skills Development, SDG 4, SDG 8.Tags: Sabaragamuwa University -UOK Cooperation#SDG4: Quality Education | #SDG8: Decent Work and Economic Growth
University of Kelaniya Signs Long-Term Agreement with Ministry of Health
On 26th April 2022, the University of Kelaniya signed a 25-year agreement with the Ministry of Health to establish a collaborative framework for the Colombo North Center for Liver Disease (CNCLD). This partnership is coordinated by Prof. Rohan Siriwardane from the Department of Surgery, aiming to enhance research, treatment, and education in liver disease management.
The agreement focuses on joint initiatives in medical research, clinical training, and public health awareness related to liver diseases. By leveraging the resources and expertise of both institutions, the collaboration aims to improve healthcare services and patient outcomes in the region.
Currently active, this long-term partnership strengthens the relationship between the University of Kelaniya and the Ministry of Health, contributing significantly to the advancement of medical education and the effective management of liver diseases in Sri Lanka.
Keywords: Ministry of Health, University of Kelaniya, Local Agreement, Faculty of Medicine, Liver Disease, SDG 3, SDG 17.Tags: Ministry of Health -UOK Cooperation#SDG3: Good Health and Well-Being | #SDG17: Partnerships for the Goals
2021
University of Kelaniya Signs Agreement with Road Development Authority
On 30th November 2021, the University of Kelaniya signed an agreement with the Road Development Authority to collaborate on sociological research and community engagement related to infrastructure development. The initiative, coordinated by Prof. K. Karunathilake from the Department of Sociology, aims to explore the social impacts of road development projects in the region.
Initially set for a duration of two months, the agreement was extended with an amendment signed on 28th December 2021. This partnership focuses on joint research initiatives, community outreach programs, and educational workshops that benefit both the university and the Road Development Authority.
Currently active, this collaboration strengthens the relationship between the University of Kelaniya and the Road Development Authority, contributing to the understanding of the social dynamics involved in infrastructure development and enhancing community welfare.
Keywords: Road Development Authority, University of Kelaniya, Local Agreement, Department of Sociology, Infrastructure Development, SDG 9, SDG 11.Tags: Road Development Authority -UOK Cooperation#SDG9: Industry Innovation and Infrastructure | #SDG11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
University of Kelaniya Signs Agreement with Ayati Trust Sri Lanka
On 22nd November 2021, the University of Kelaniya signed an agreement with Ayati Trust Sri Lanka to enhance collaborative efforts in the field of medicine. This partnership aims to promote research initiatives and community health programs that address critical healthcare needs in the region.
The agreement focuses on joint projects, workshops, and educational initiatives within the Faculty of Medicine, providing students and faculty with opportunities to engage in meaningful healthcare practices and research. This collaboration facilitates knowledge sharing and enhances the capacity for community health development.
Currently active, this partnership strengthens the relationship between the University of Kelaniya and Ayati Trust Sri Lanka, contributing to the improvement of healthcare services and medical education in the country.
Keywords: Ayati Trust Sri Lanka, University of Kelaniya, Local Agreement, Faculty of Medicine, Healthcare Development, SDG 3, SDG 17.Tags: Ayati Trust Sri Lanka -UOK Cooperation#SDG3: Good Health and Well-Being | #SDG17: Partnerships for the Goals
University of Kelaniya Signs Agreement with Green Building Council of Sri Lanka
On 19th May 2021, the University of Kelaniya signed a five-year agreement with the Green Building Council of Sri Lanka. This collaboration, coordinated by Mr. Chamli Pushpakumara from the Faculty of Computing Technology, aims to promote sustainable building practices and environmental awareness within the community.
The agreement focuses on joint initiatives related to green building research, workshops, and educational programs that benefit both students and faculty. This partnership provides valuable opportunities for practical learning and engagement in sustainable development, aligning with global efforts to promote environmentally friendly practices.
Currently active, this collaboration strengthens the ties between the University of Kelaniya and the Green Building Council of Sri Lanka, contributing to the advancement of sustainable technology and environmental education.
Keywords: Green Building Council of Sri Lanka, University of Kelaniya, Local Agreement, Faculty of Computing Technology, Sustainable Practices, SDG 4, SDG 11.Tags: Green Building Council of Sri Lanka -UOK Cooperation#SDG4: Quality Education | #SDG11: Sustainable Cities and Communities
University of Kelaniya Signs Agreement with the Institute of Bankers of Sri Lanka
On 16th March 2021, the University of Kelaniya signed an agreement with the Institute of Bankers of Sri Lanka to foster collaboration in the field of finance and banking education. The initiative is coordinated by Mr. Ruwan Buddhika from the Department of Finance, aiming to enhance the academic experience and professional development of students in the finance sector.
The agreement focuses on joint programs, workshops, and research initiatives that will benefit both faculty and students. This partnership provides a platform for practical exposure to banking practices and financial management, facilitating the exchange of knowledge and expertise between the two institutions.
Currently active, this collaboration strengthens the ties between the University of Kelaniya and the Institute of Bankers of Sri Lanka, contributing to the advancement of finance education and promoting professional standards within the banking industry.
Keywords: Institute of Bankers of Sri Lanka, University of Kelaniya, Local Agreement, Department of Finance, Banking Education, SDG 4, SDG 17.Tags: Institute of Bankers of Sri Lanka -UOK Cooperation#SDG4: Quality Education | #SDG17: Partnerships for the Goals
2019
University of Kelaniya Signs Agreement with Sri Lanka Institute of Nanotechnology
On 5th March 2019, the University of Kelaniya signed a two-year agreement with the Sri Lanka Institute of Nanotechnology (pvt) Ltd to foster collaboration in the field of nanotechnology and its applications in medicine. This partnership, coordinated by Dr. Thushitha Wickramasinghe from the Department of Biochemistry & Clinical Chemistry, aims to enhance research and innovation in health sciences.
The agreement emphasizes joint research projects, knowledge sharing, and the development of nanotechnology applications that can significantly benefit medical research and clinical practices. Through this collaboration, the University of Kelaniya seeks to advance its academic programs and contribute to the growing field of nanotechnology in Sri Lanka.
Currently active, this partnership highlights the commitment of both institutions to advancing scientific research and improving healthcare outcomes through innovative solutions.
Keywords: Sri Lanka Institute of Nanotechnology, University of Kelaniya, Local Agreement, Faculty of Medicine, Nanotechnology, SDG 3, SDG 9Tags: Sri Lanka Institute of Nanotechnology -UOK Cooperation#SDG3: Good Health and Well-Being | #SDG9: Industry Innovation and Infrastructure
University of Kelaniya Signs Agreement with Lanka Education and Research Network (LEARN)
On 1st March 2019, the University of Kelaniya signed a three-year agreement with the Lanka Education and Research Network (LEARN) to enhance educational resources and connectivity. Coordinated by Dr. D. Weerasinghe, Director of the Information Communication Technology Centre (ICTC), this partnership aims to promote the effective use of digital technologies in education.
The agreement focuses on collaborative initiatives that facilitate access to online educational resources, improve research capabilities, and enhance communication among academic institutions across Sri Lanka. Through this partnership, the University of Kelaniya aims to leverage LEARN's infrastructure to foster innovation and academic excellence within the Information Communication Technology sector.
Currently active, this collaboration underscores the commitment of both institutions to advancing digital education and improving learning outcomes in the region.
Keywords: Lanka Education and Research Network, University of Kelaniya, Local Agreement, Information Communication Technology Centre, Digital Education, SDG 4, SDG 17.Tags: LEARN -UOK Cooperation#SDG4: Quality Education | #SDG17: Partnerships for the Goals
2017
University of Kelaniya Signs Agreement with the Department of Co-operative Development
On 21st December 2017, the University of Kelaniya entered into an agreement with the Department of Co-operative Development (DCD) to enhance collaboration in cooperative management and development. Coordinated by Dr. Ruwan Wickramarachchi, Head of the Department of Industrial Management, this partnership has been active since its inception.
The agreement, which was originally set to run until 31st March 2021, focuses on joint initiatives that aim to promote research, training programs, and community outreach in the field of cooperative development. Through this collaboration, the University of Kelaniya and the DCD work together to improve the effectiveness and sustainability of cooperative societies in Sri Lanka.
Currently active, this partnership reflects the commitment of both institutions to fostering cooperative education and contributing to the socio-economic development of the region.
Keywords: Department of Co-operative Development, University of Kelaniya, Local Agreement, Department of Industrial Management, Cooperative Development, SDG 8, SDG 17.Tags: Department of Co-operative Development -UOK Cooperation#SDG8: Decent Work and Economic Growth | #SDG17: Partnerships for the Goals
University of Kelaniya Signs Agreement with the University Grants Commission
On 15th May 2017, the University of Kelaniya signed a one-year agreement with the University Grants Commission (UGC) as part of an initiative to enhance the quality of education in the Faculty of Computing & Technology. Coordinated by Dr. Gamini Wijerathana, this partnership aims to support academic development and improve educational standards within the faculty.
The agreement focuses on collaborative efforts to develop curriculum enhancements, faculty training programs, and research initiatives that align with national educational goals. By working closely with the UGC, the University of Kelaniya seeks to strengthen its educational framework and ensure that it meets the evolving needs of the technology sector in Sri Lanka.
Although the initial agreement was for one year, it has been successfully extended, reflecting the ongoing commitment of both institutions to advance computing education and foster academic excellence in the region.
Keywords: University Grants Commission, University of Kelaniya, Local Agreement, Faculty of Computing & Technology, Academic Development, SDG 4, SDG 17.Tags: UGC -UOK Cooperation#SDG4: Quality Education | #SDG17: Partnerships for the Goals