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Mapping table of the Uni Codes COURSE OF STUDY UNIVERSITY UNI - CODE VETERINARY SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 003B AGRICULTURE UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA 004E AGRICULTURE EASTERN UNIVERSITY, SRI LANKA 004H AGRICULTURE RAJARATA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 004K AGRICULTURE SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 004L AGRICULTURE WAYAMBA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 004M FOOD SCIENCE & NUTRITION WAYAMBA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 005M BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO 006A BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 006B BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF SRI JAYEWARDENEPURA 006C BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF KELANIYA 006D BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA 006E BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF RUHUNA 006F BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE EASTERN UNIVERSITY, SRI LANKA 006H BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE SOUTH EASTERN UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 006J APPLIED SCIENCES (BIO.) RAJARATA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 007K APPLIED SCIENCES (BIO.) SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 007L APPLIED SCIENCES (BIO.) UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA (VAVUNIYA CAMPUS) 007R QUANTITY SURVEYING UNIVERSITY OF MORATUWA 011G COMPUTER SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF KELANIYA 012D COMPUTER SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA 012E COMPUTER SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF RUHUNA 012F COMPUTER SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO SCHOOL OF COMPUTING 012T COMPUTER SCIENCE EASTERN UNIVERSITY (TRINCOMALEE CAMPUS) 012W PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO 013A PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 013B PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF SRI JAYEWARDENEPURA 013C PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF KELANIYA 013D PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA 013E PHYSICAL SCIENCE UNIVERSITY OF RUHUNA 013F PHYSICAL SCIENCE EASTERN UNIVERSITY, SRI LANKA 013H PHYSICAL SCIENCE SOUTH EASTERN UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 013J SURVEYING SCIENCE SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 014L APPLIED SCIENCES (PHY.) RAJARATA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 015K APPLIED SCIENCES (PHY.) SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 015L APPLIED SCIENCES (PHY.) WAYAMBA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 015M APPLIED SCIENCES (PHY.) UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA (VAVUNIYA CAMPUS) 015R APPLIED SCIENCES (PHY.) EASTERN UNIVERSITY (TRINCOMALEE CAMPUS) 015W MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO 016A MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 016B MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF SRI JAYEWARDENEPURA 016C MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF KELANIYA 016D MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA 016E MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF RUHUNA 016F MANAGEMENT EASTERN UNIVERSITY, SRI LANKA 016H MANAGEMENT SOUTH EASTERN UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 016J MANAGEMENT RAJARATA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 016K MANAGEMENT SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 016L MANAGEMENT WAYAMBA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 016M ESTATE MANAGEMENT & VALUATION UNIVERSITY OF SRI JAYEWARDENEPURA 017C COMMERCE UNIVERSITY OF SRI JAYEWARDENEPURA 018C COMMERCE UNIVERSITY OF KELANIYA 018D COMMERCE UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA 018E COMMERCE EASTERN UNIVERSITY, SRI LANKA 018H Mapping table of the Uni Codes COMMERCE SOUTH EASTERN UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 018J ARTS UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO 019A ARTS UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 019B ARTS UNIVERSITY OF SRI JAYEWARDENEPURA 019C ARTS UNIVERSITY OF KELANIYA 019D ARTS UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA 019E ARTS UNIVERSITY OF RUHUNA 019F ARTS EASTERN UNIVERSITY, SRI LANKA 019H ARTS SOUTH EASTERN UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 019J ARTS RAJARATA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 019K ARTS (SP) - MASS MEDIA UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO (SRIPALEE CAMPUS) 020S ARTS (SP) - PERFORMING ARTS UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO (SRIPALEE CAMPUS) 041S ARTS(SAB) SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 021L MANAGEMENT STUDIES (TV) EASTERN UNIVERSITY (TRINCOMALEE CAMPUS) 022W MANAGEMENT STUDIES (TV) UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA (VAVUNIYA CAMPUS) 022R ARCHITECTURE UNIVERSITY OF MORATUWA 023G DESIGN UNIVERSITY OF MORATUWA 024G LAW UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO 025A LAW UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 025B LAW UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA 025E INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF MORATUWA 026G MANAGEMENT & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF KELANIYA 027D MANAGEMENT (PUBLIC) SPECIAL UNIVERSITY OF SRI JAYEWARDENEPURA 028C COMMUNICATION STUDIES EASTERN UNIVERSITY (TRINCOMALEE CAMPUS) 029W TOWN & COUNTRY PLANNING UNIVERSITY OF MORATUWA 030G PEACE & CONFLICT RESOLUTION UNIVERSITY OF KELANIYA 031D AYURVEDIC MEDICINE & SURGERY INSTITUTE OF INDIGENOUS MEDICINE 032N AYURVEDIC MEDICINE & SURGERY GAMPAHA WICKRAMARACHCHI AYURVEDA INSTITUTE 032P UNANI MEDICINE & SURGERY INSTITUTE OF INDIGENOUS MEDICINE 033N FASHION DESIGN & PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT UNIVERSITY OF MORATUWA 034G FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 035B FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF SRI JAYEWARDENEPURA 035C FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 035L SIDDHA MEDICINE & SURGERY UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA 036E SIDDHA MEDICINE & SURGERY EASTERN UNIVERSITY (TRINCOMALEE CAMPUS) 036W NURSING UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO 037A NURSING UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 037B NURSING UNIVERSITY OF SRI JAYEWARDENEPURA 037C NURSING UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA 037E NURSING UNIVERSITY OF RUHUNA 037F NURSING EASTERN UNIVERSITY, SRI LANKA 037H INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY RAJARATA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 038K INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA (VAVUNIYA CAMPUS) 038R AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 039B HEALTH PROMOTION RAJARATA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 050K PHARMACY UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 051B PHARMACY UNIVERSITY OF SRI JAYEWARDENEPURA 051C PHARMACY UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA 051E PHARMACY UNIVERSITY OF RUHUNA 051F MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 052B MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF SRI JAYEWARDENEPURA 052C MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA 052E MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF RUHUNA 052F RADIOGRAPHY UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 053B PHYSIOTHERAPY UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO 054A Mapping table of the Uni Codes PHYSIOTHERAPY UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 054B ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION & MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF KELANIYA 055D FACILITIES MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF MORATUWA 056G TRANSPORT & LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF MORATUWA 057G MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO 058A INDUSTRIAL STATISTICS & MATHEMATICAL FINANCE UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO 059A STATISTICS & OPERATIONS RESEARCH UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 060B COMPUTATION & MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 061B FISHERIES & MARINE SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF RUHUNA 062F ISLAMIC STUDIES SOUTH EASTERN UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 063J SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY UVA WELLASSA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 064U COMPUTER SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY UVA WELLASSA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 065U ENTREPRENEURSHIP & MANAGEMENT UVA WELLASSA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 066U ANIMAL SCIENCE UVA WELLASSA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 067U MUSIC RAMANATHAN ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS 068X MUSIC SWAMI VIPULANANDA INSTITUTE OF AESTHETIC STUDIES 068Y MUSIC UNIVERSITY OF THE VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS 068Z DANCE RAMANATHAN ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS 069X DANCE SWAMI VIPULANANDA INSTITUTE OF AESTHETIC STUDIES 069Y DANCE UNIVERSITY OF THE VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS 069Z ART & DESIGN RAMANATHAN ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS 070X DRAMA & THEATRE SWAMI VIPULANANDA INSTITUTE OF AESTHETIC STUDIES 071Y DRAMA & THEATRE UNIVERSITY OF THE VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS 071Z VISUAL & TECHNOLOGICAL ARTS SWAMI VIPULANANDA INSTITUTE OF AESTHETIC STUDIES 072Y EXPORT AGRICULTURE UVA WELLASSA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 073U TEA TECHNOLOGY & VALUE ADDITION UVA WELLASSA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 074U INDUSTRIAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY UVA WELLASSA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 075U MINERAL RESOURCES & TECHNOLOGY UVA WELLASSA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 076U BUSINESS INFORMATION SYSTEMS (SPECIAL) UNIVERSITY OF SRI JAYEWARDENEPURA 077C MANAGEMET & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY(SEUSL) SOUTH EASTERN UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 079J COMPUTING & INFORMATION SYSTEMS SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 080L PHYSICAL EDUCATION SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 081L SPORTS SCIENCE & MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF SRI JAYEWARDENEPURA 082C SPORTS SCIENCE & MANAGEMENT SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 082L SPEECH & HEARING SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF KELANIYA 083D ARABIC LANGUAGE SOUTH EASTERN UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 084J VISUAL ARTS UNIVERSITY OF THE VISUAL & PERFORMING ARTS 085Z ANIMAL SCIENCE & FISHERIES UNIVERSITY OF PERADENIYA 086B FOOD PRODUCTION & TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT WAYAMBA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 087M AQUATIC RESOURCES TECHNOLOGY UVA WELLASSA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 088U PALM AND LATEX TECHNOLOGY & VALUE ADDITION UVA WELLASSA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 089U HOSPITALITY, TOURISM & EVENTS MANAGEMENT UVA WELLASSA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 090U INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF MORATUWA 091G TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT RAJARATA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 092K TOURISM & HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 092L AGRICULTURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF RUHUNA 093F AGRIBUSINESS MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF RUHUNA 094F GREEN TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF RUHUNA 095F INFORMATION SYSTEMS UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO SCHOOL OF COMPUTING 096T LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE UNIVERSITY OF MORATUWA 097G TRANSLATION STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF KELANIYA 098D TRANSLATION STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA 098E TRANSLATION STUDIES SABARAGAMUWA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 098L SOFTWARE ENGINEERING UNIVERSITY OF KELANIYA 099D FILM & TELEVISION STUDIES UNIVERSITY OF KELANIYA 100D Mapping table of the Uni Codes PROJECT MANAGEMENT UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA (VAVUNIYA CAMPUS) 101R ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF COLOMBO 102A ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF SRI JAYEWARDENEPURA 102C ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF KELANIYA 102D ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA 102E ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF RUHUNA 102F ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY RAJARATA UNIVERSITY OF SRI LANKA 102K ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY UVA WELLASSA
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    DISCRIMINATING AGAINST EXCELLENCE: ABUSES IN RECRUITMENT PRACTICES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF JAFFNA SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS • The Subcommittee for Academic Integrity of the Jaffna University Science Teachers’ Association found blatant, endemic abuse across several university departments and units in the selection of academic and non-academic staff. The root of this abuse is both political and personal patronage which operates at all levels of the system, and an unwillingness of senior professors and the administration to challenge it, and of the UGC to fulfil its responsibilities in the selection of able and independent Council members and in the regulation of the administration of universities • The most prevalent form of abuse documented is in the selection of probationary lecturers (or assistant lecturers), resulting in the most highly qualified candidates such as First Class degree-holders being systematically excluded from consideration or denied positions. • We also found evidence of systematic abuse and political manipulation for non-academic staff appointments for Computer Applications Assistants (CAA) and Labourers. Favours were given to labourer candidates that were denied to highly qualified lecturers whose services the university badly needs. We recommend: 1. That all cases where complaints have been filed be reviewed swiftly and highly qualified applicants that were excluded at interviews be called. To guard against retaliation, applicants who have filed complaints should have their cases heard by a special review board appointed in consultation with the Unions. 2. That independent persons of repute with an appreciation of university values should be appointed to the Council as external members, and student representatives and academic staff must be allowed to review their qualifications.
  • Characterization of Irrigation Water Quality of Chunnakam Aquifer in Jaffna Peninsula

    Characterization of Irrigation Water Quality of Chunnakam Aquifer in Jaffna Peninsula

    Tropical Agricultural Research Vol. 23 (3): 237 – 248 (2012) Characterization of Irrigation Water Quality of Chunnakam Aquifer in Jaffna Peninsula A. Sutharsiny, S. Pathmarajah1*, M. Thushyanthy2 and V. Meththika3 Postgraduate Institute of Agriculture University of Peradeniya Sri Lanka ABSTRACT. Chunnakam aquifer is the main lime stone aquifer of Jaffna Peninsula. This study focused on characterization of Chunnakam aquifer for its suitability for irrigation. Groundwater samples were collected from wells to represent different uses such as domestic, domestic with home garden, public wells and farm wells during January to April 2011. Important chemical parameters, namely electrical conductivity (EC), chloride, calcium, magnesium, carbonate, bicarbonate, sulfate, sodium and potassium were determined in water samples from 44 wells. Sodium percentage, Sodium adsorption ratio (SAR), and residual Sodium Carbonate (RSC) levels were calculated using standard equations to map the spatial variation of irrigation water quality of the aquifer using GIS. Groundwater was classified based on Chadha diagram and US salinity diagram. Two major hydro chemical facies Ca-Mg-Cl-SO4 and Na-Cl-SO4 were identified using Chadha diagram. Accordingly, it indicates permanent hardness and salinity problems. Based on EC, 16 % of the monitored wells showed good quality and 16 % showed unsuitable water for irrigation. Based on sodium percentage, 7 % has excellent and 23 % has doubtful irrigation water quality. However, according to SAR and RSC values, most of the wells have water good for irrigation. US salinity hazard diagram showed, 16 % as medium salinity and low alkali hazard. These groundwater sources can be used to irrigate all types of soils with little danger of increasing exchangeable sodium in soil.