ECU Sri Lanka launches innovative undergraduate programmes
Edith Cowan University (ECU) Sri Lanka launched two innovative undergraduate programmes – the Bachelor of Psychology and the Bachelor of Technology (Engineering) major in Electrical on December 5, at ECU Sri Lanka campus.
The event underscored the university’s dedication to delivering world-class education in Sri Lanka and fostering academic excellence on an international scale.
ECU Sri Lanka General Manager Professor Helen Klaebe welcomed an audience comprising academics, industry leaders and media representatives, emphasising the university’s commitment to nurturing innovation and providing transformative educational opportunities.
The launch ceremony featured symbolic representations of the new programmes, captivating the audience. The Bachelor of Technology (Engineering) major in Electrical was brought to life through ‘Electro Man’ figures, embodying the ingenuity and energy of engineering innovation.
Key dignitaries, including Professor Klaebe, Professor Paulo De Souza, Executive Dean of the School of Engineering and David Matthews, Executive General Manager of Navitas, officiated the launch. Their collective insights highlighted ECU’s vision of academic growth, innovation and its mission to establish itself as a leading educational institution in the region.
Matthews outlined Navitas’ ambitious vision for ECU Sri Lanka, including plans for academic expansion and campus development., Programme Convenor of Creative Humanities Ishani Kariyawasam provided an in-depth overview of the Bachelor of Psychology, underscoring its emphasis on addressing mental health challenges and fostering a profound understanding of human behaviour.
Programme Convenor of Engineering Sachith Heenatigala introduced the Bachelor of Technology (Engineering) major in Electrical, showcasing its industry-focused curriculum tailored to equip students for a rapidly evolving technological landscape.
Professor Klaebe highlighted the significance of psychology in tackling contemporary challenges, while Professor Paulo De Souza, drawing from his rich experience, including NASA projects, delivered a thought-provoking perspective on the future of engineering education.
As the first Australian and International University in Sri Lanka, ECU Sri Lanka continues to make waves in higher education, providing local and international students with access to globally recognised programmes.
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