Student Handbook

Academic Year 2016/2017

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

University of Ruhuna

Student Handbook Academic Year 2016/2017 Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Ruhuna

ISBN : 978-955-1507-50-3

Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Ruhuna Wellamadama Matara 81000 Sri Lanka Phone : +94412227010 Fax : +94412227001 E-mail : [email protected]

Message from the editors

Dear students,

For more than three decades, the University of Ruhuna has been educating responsible citizens for the Sri Lankan society. When you join the University of Ruhuna, you are meant to be transformative academically, socially and personally.

This handbook has been designed to guide you to begin your university journey. It contains information on the academic, social and personal development opportunities available to you and the resources to assist you finding advice and make better choices. Moreover, this contains a review of the rules, regulations and procedures of the University of Ruhuna and of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.

As an undergraduate student entering into the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, you may have many future expectations. We encourage you to explore knowledge, improve skills, do research, be creative and get the most from your time here. Take subjects that introduce you to new fields and help you to develop new ways of thinking and understanding. Connect with different people who are diverse in interests, talents, attitudes, backgrounds and values, and learn from their experiences.

We hope that you will read this handbook carefully and use it to find the support you need. This will be your guide during next three or

iii four years of your academic life as an undergraduate student of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Ruhuna.

We wish you a happy, healthy and successful university life.

Dr Indi Akurugoda Senior Lecturer in Political Science Department of Public Policy [email protected]

Ms Nadeeka De Silva Lecturer (probationary) in Economics Department of Economics [email protected]

Table of contents

Message from the editors ...... iii Chapter 1 ...... 1 University of Ruhuna ...... 1 1.1 University flag ...... 1 1.2 Vision ...... 1 1.3 Mission ...... 1 1.4 University anthem (úYAjúoHd, .S;h) ...... 2 1.5 University of Ruhuna: An introduction ...... 3 1.6 Message from the Vice Chancellor ...... 7 1.7 Organisation structure ...... 8 1.8 Authoritative university bodies ...... 10 1.9 A list of administrative officials – University of Ruhuna...... 12 Chapter 2 ...... 15 Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences ...... 15 2.1 Faculty flag ...... 15 2.2 Vision ...... 15 2.3 Mission ...... 15 2.4 Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences: An introduction ...... 16 2.5 Message from the Dean – Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences ...... 18 2.6 Officials responsible for student discipline ...... 19 2.7 Staff of the Dean’s office ...... 19 Chapter 3 ...... 21 Academic Regulations and Procedures ...... 21 3.1 Academic calendar – Academic year 2016/2017 (semester I and II) for 1000 level ...... 21

3.2 The orientation programme of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Ruhuna: Academic year 2016/2017 (03.01.2017– 06.01.2017) ...... 22 3.3 Course structure ...... 26 3.3.1 Wmdê mdGud,d wdlD;sh ...... 26 3.3.2 mdGud,d wdlD;sfha m%Odk ,laIK ...... 26 3.3.3 iudisl b.ekqï ie,eiau ...... 29 3.3.4 Ydia;%fõoS Wmdê mdGud,d jHqyh ...... 30 3.4 Credit framework policy ...... 35 3.4.1 Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdê mdGud,dj (Bachelor of Arts [General] Degree Programme) ...... 35 3.4.2 Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,dj (Bachelor of Arts [Special] Degree Programme) ...... 38 3.5 Selection of course units ...... 41 3.5.1 mdGud,d tall ye|skaùfï fla; ^Course codes& ...... 41 3.6 Registration ...... 43 3.6.1 mdGud,d tall i|yd ,shdmosxÑ ùu ...... 43 3.6.2 mdGud,d tallhla i|yd jQ ,shdmosxÑh fjkia lrjd .ekSu .... 44 3.6.3 ,shdmosxÑh oS¾> lrjd .ekSu ...... 44 3.6.4 we.hqï mrSlaIK i|yd fmkS isàu ...... 44 3.6.5 wLKav we.hqï mrSlaIK ...... 45 3.6.6 iudisl wjidk mrSlaIK ...... 45 3.6.7 we.hqï mrSlaIK i|yd kej; fmkS isàu ...... 46 3.7 Wmdêh msrskeóu ^Award of the degree& ...... 48 3.7.1 Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdêh iy Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdêh msrskeóu ...... 48 3.7.2 Wmdê kdu ...... 49 3.7.3 Wmdêh j,x.= oskh...... 49 3.8 Medical certificates ...... 50 Chapter 4 ...... 57

Management Information System of the Faculty ...... 57 4.1 Course Unit Coordination Office (CUCO) ...... 57 4.1.1 Staff ...... 58 4.2 Relevant application forms ...... 58 4.3 Hostel facilities ...... 59 4.3.1 Sub-wardens – Girls’ hostels ...... 60 4.3.2 Sub-wardens – Boys’ hostels ...... 60 4.3.3 Available hostel facilities: Girls’ hostels ...... 61 4.3.4 Available hostel facilities: Boys’ hostels ...... 61 4.4 Scholarships ...... 61 4.4.1 Mahapola higher education scholarships ...... 61 4.4.2 Bursary grants ...... 62 4.4.3 Other scholarships ...... 63 4.5 Cafeterias ...... 64 4.6 Cooperative shop ...... 65 4.7 Monthly season tickets ...... 65 4.8 Post office ...... 65 4.9 Banks ...... 65 Chapter 5 ...... 67 Department of Economics ...... 67 5.1 Introduction ...... 67 5.2 Message from the Head – Department of Economics ...... 67 5.3 Undergraduate study programmes ...... 68 5.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme ...... 69 5.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme...... 71 5.4 Academic staff ...... 78 Chapter 6 ...... 81 Department of English and Linguistics ...... 81 6.1 Introduction ...... 81

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6.2 Message from the Head – Department of English and Linguistics ... 82 6.3 Undergraduate study programmes ...... 83 6.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme ...... 83 6.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme ...... 84 6.4 Academic staff ...... 86 Chapter 7 ...... 87 Department of Geography ...... 87 7.1 Introduction ...... 87 7.2 Message from the Head – Department of Geography ...... 88 7.3 Undergraduate study programmes ...... 89 7.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme ...... 89 7.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme ...... 90 7.4 Academic staff ...... 94 Chapter 8 ...... 97 Department of History and Archaeology ...... 97 8.1 Introduction ...... 97 8.2 Message from the Head – Department of History and Archaeology 97 8.3 Undergraduate study programmes ...... 98 8.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme ...... 99 8.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme ...... 102 8.4 Academic staff ...... 110 Chapter 9 ...... 113 Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies ...... 113 9.1 Introduction ...... 113 9.2 Message from the Head – Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies ...... 113 9.3 Undergraduate study programmes ...... 114 9.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme ...... 114 9.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme ...... 118

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9.4 Academic staff ...... 126 Chapter 10 ...... 129 Department of Public Policy ...... 129 10.1 Introduction ...... 129 10.2 Message from the Head – Department of Public Policy ...... 130 10.3 Undergraduate study programmes ...... 131 10.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme ...... 131 10.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme...... 133 10.4 Academic staff ...... 136 Chapter 11 ...... 139 Department of Sinhala ...... 139 11.1 Introduction ...... 139 11.2 Message from the Head – Department of Sinhala ...... 139 11.3 Undergraduate study programmes ...... 140 11.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme ...... 140 11.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme...... 142 11.4 Academic staff ...... 145 Chapter 12 ...... 147 Department of Sociology ...... 147 12.1 Introduction ...... 147 12.2 Message from the Head – Department of Sociology ...... 147 12.3 Undergraduate study programmes ...... 149 12.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme ...... 149 12.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme...... 150 12.4 Academic staff ...... 154 Chapter 13 ...... 157 Learning Resources ...... 157 13.1 Library ...... 157 13.1.1 Introduction ...... 157

13.1.2 Library opening hours ...... 157 13.1.3 Library collections ...... 158 13.1.4 Library resource classification ...... 161 13.1.5 Library catalogue ...... 161 13.1.6 Library services ...... 162 13.1.7 Library membership ...... 163 13.1.8 Staff ...... 165 13.2 English Language Teaching Unit (ELTU) ...... 166 13.2.1 Introduction ...... 166 13.2.2 Courses offered by the ELTU ...... 166 13.2.3 Staff ...... 167 13.3 Information Technology (IT) Unit ...... 169 13.3.1 Introduction ...... 169 13.3.2 Computer teaching laboratories ...... 169 13.3.3 Web server ...... 169 13.3.4 Internet and e-mail facility ...... 170 13.3.5 Scanning facility ...... 170 13.3.6 Other utilities of the IT Unit ...... 170 13.3.7 Undergraduate study programmes ...... 170 13.3.8 Student selection criteria to follow ICT as a subject ...... 171 13.3.9 Staff ...... 171 13.4 Centre for Modern Languages and Civilisations (CMLC) ...... 172 13.4.1 Introduction ...... 172 13.4.2 Staff ...... 172 13.5 Cultural Centre ...... 173 13.5.1 Introduction ...... 173 13.5.2 Staff ...... 174 13.6 Centre for Conflict Studies (CCS) ...... 174 13.6.1 Introduction ...... 174

13.6.2 Objectives and future plans ...... 175 13.6.3 Staff ...... 176 13.7 Distance and Continuing Education Unit (DCEU) ...... 176 13.7.1 Introduction ...... 176 13.7.2 Courses ...... 176 13.7.3 Staff ...... 177 Chapter 14 ...... 179 Sports and Recreation ...... 179 14.1 Department of Physical Education ...... 179 14.2 Sports facilities ...... 179 14.2.1 Indoor sports ...... 180 14.2.2 Outdoor sports ...... 180 14.3 Inter-faculty and inter-university tournaments ...... 181 14.4 University colours ...... 181 14.5 Staff ...... 181 Chapter 15 ...... 183 Examinations ...... 183 15.1 we.hqï iy fY%aKs.; lsrSu (Evaluation and grading) ...... 183 15.2 iajdëk ksnkaOh ms

16.5 L.W.A. Weerasekara memorial gold medal ...... 208 16.6 Professor R.M. Ranaweera Banda memorial gold medal ...... 208 16.7 Ven. Professor Shaku Go Shin gold medal ...... 209 Chapter 17 ...... 211 Student Service Facilities ...... 211 17.1 Counselling service ...... 211 17.1.1 Counselling service of the University of Ruhuna ...... 211 17.1.2 Student counselling service of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences ...... 211 17.1.3 Counselling staff ...... 212 17.2 Career Guidance Unit ...... 216 17.2.1 Staff ...... 216 17.2.2 Faculty Career Advisors...... 217 17.3 Health Services ...... 218 17.3.1 Main Medical Centre ...... 218 17.3.2 Ayurvedic Medical Centre ...... 220 Chapter 18 ...... 221 Students’ Unions and Societies ...... 221 18.1 Students’ unions ...... 221 18.1.1 Duties and responsibilities of the students’ unions ...... 221 18.1.2 University Students’ Union ...... 221 18.1.3 Faculty Students’ Union ...... 222 18.2 Students’ societies ...... 223 Annexure 1 ^weuqKqu 1& ...... 225 Annexure 2 ^weuqKqu 2& ...... 227 Annexure 3 ^weuqKqu 3& ...... 275 Annexure 4 ^weuqKqu 4& ...... 279

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Chapter 1 University of Ruhuna

1.1 University flag

1.2 Vision Our vision is to be an internationally respected, outstanding academic centre of excellence which proudly affirms its Sri Lankan identity and which is committed to rigorous scholarship, academic freedom, sound moral values, and social responsibility.

1.3 Mission In pursuit of its vision, the University of Ruhuna will strive to produce internationally accredited outstanding graduates who are innovative, analytical, articulate, balanced, and adaptable with life- long learning and to strive through quality teaching, research and community service, to contribute to the advancement of scholarship and the enrichment of the educational, cultural, economic, and natural environment of the society we serve.

1.4 University anthem (úYAjúoHd, .S;h) nn,k isrs ,l ol=fKa

úrejka ìys l< forfKa m`vqjka fjd/`ÿKq fmdrfKa iriúhhs fï reyqfKa

úoHd Ys,am l,d keK yrj;a

,nñka ok uk lrñka meKj;a foi ni /i iqrlsk To f;oj;a

ñksiqka fjuq f,da miik .=Kj;a

hqla;sh Yla;sh nj ks;s isys lr oE f.d;a l=, u, mgq u; ì`o yer ku /l mrisÿ frdayK mqrjr ysre i`ÿ fjuq ,la iriú ks,Ur

.S mo ud,d( fcHaIaG uydpd¾h iqks,a wdrshr;ak

;kq ks¾udKh" ix.S;h iy .dhkh( wdpd¾h mKaä;a ví,sõ' ã' wurfoaj

1.5 University of Ruhuna: An introduction In October 1977, the Government of Sri Lanka appointed a committee headed by Professor M.B. Ariyapala to do a feasibility study on the establishment of a university in the southern province. In January 1978, the committee recommended the city of Matara, the commercial capital of the southern province of Sri Lanka as the most suitable location for this purpose.

The enactment of the Universities Act, No. 16 of 1978 enabled the University Grants Commission to establish the Ruhuna University College, fulfilling a long cherished desire and a need of the people in the southern Sri Lanka.

As a result, on 27 August 1978, the then Prime Minister of Sri Lanka Hon. J.R. Jayewardene declared the opening the Ruhuna University College at Meddawatta, Matara, with Professor Mervyn W.J. Thenabadu as its director. The fledgling institution at Matara was elevated and renamed as the Ruhuna University College on 1 January 1979.

The University College commenced its academic activities with three faculties: Humanities and Social Sciences, Agriculture, and Science. The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences was located at the Teachers’ Training College at Eliyakanda, and the Agriculture and Science Faculties were located in the Junior Technical College premises at Meddawatta, Matara. At that time, the medical students were sent to the Faculties of Medicine of the Universities of Colombo and Peradeniya for their pre-clinical courses during the first and second years of study.

The premises where the University College was located found inadequate to meet the needs of a new university and a new location was selected for the main campus at Wellamadama, two kilometres away from Matara, along Matara-Kataragama main road. Under the guidance of the world famous architect Geoffrey Bawa, the Edward Reed & Beg Company designed the buildings, and the Ballast Nedam Company of the Netherlands completed the construction at all three sites: Wellamadama, Mapalana and Karapitiya.

The general administration offices, the Faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences and Science were shifted to the Wellamadama Campus in 1985. The Wellamadama Campus covers an area of about 72 acres with the buildings of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences & Technology, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Management and Finance, Faculty of Technology, Faculty of Graduate Studies, Vice Chancellor’s residence, guest house and bachelors’ quarters, gymnasium, outreach centre, two auditoriums, lecture theatres, administration block and three hostels. While the University of Peradeniya was the first university in Sri Lanka constructed on a sound ecologically friendly plan, the University of Ruhuna became the second and the only university which was constructed on a sound architectural plan utilising funds from the government of Sri Lanka. In the late 1970s the total construction cost was Rs.917.6 million.

At the inception, the Faculty of Science functioned with five departments: Botany, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics and Zoology

4 while the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences with four departments: Sinhala, History, Economics and Geography.

The Ruhuna University College was upgraded to a fully-fledged university on 1 February 1984 by an order made by the Minister of Education under sections 21 and 21 (1) of the Universities Act, No. 16 of 1978 published in the Gazette (extraordinary) dated 24 January 1984 in terms of section 27 (2) of the Act.

His Excellency the President of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka J.R. Jayewardene appointed Professor G.P. Samarawickrema as the Vice Chancellor with effect from 1 February 1984 under section 144 (a) of the Universities Act.

Until the Ruhuna University College was upgraded to a university, the Faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences and Medicine were affiliated to the University of Colombo while the Faculties of Science and Agriculture were affiliated to the Universities of Kelaniya and Peradeniya respectively. Ending this situation, Dr Amaradasa Weerasinghe became the founder Dean of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences in 1984.

On 28 January 2000, Her Excellency the President Chandrika Bandaranaike Kumaratunga inaugurated the Faculty of Engineering, which was constructed at a cost of Rs.600 million at Hapugala, Galle.

In 2003, the Faculty of Management and Finance was established initially with two departments. Before that the study programmes in Business Administration had been offered by the Department of

Business Administration that used to exist within the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.

In order to develop distance education programmes, the University was able to establish an External Examinations Division in 1997 at Bibulawela, Kamburupitiya and in the same year it was shifted to Wellamadama.

For the purpose of centralising and promoting postgraduate studies in all faculties, an independent body was established in June 2003 with Professor Morley De Silva as the director.

The University of Ruhuna is now a fully-fledged university. It is making a significant contribution to national and regional development of the country. The members of its academic staff serve as consultants and advisors to a wide spectrum of national bodies and professional associations. In terms of its future prospects, the University is now in the process of developing and upgrading short- term and long-term programmes of teaching and research.

Together with many prestigious universities within Sri Lanka and abroad, the introduction of the semester system and course unit system based on course credits, and the recent curricular revisions of the University, address the national needs. The effort proves that the University of Ruhuna is deeply committed to developing quality academic programmes in the best interest of the human resource development of Sri Lanka.

1.6 Message from the Vice Chancellor On behalf of the University, I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you to the University of Ruhuna. I believe that next three or four years of your life at this University will be inspiring, challenging and enjoyable. The University of Ruhuna is established in 1978 with four faculties, and now emerging as one of the most distinguished and iconic higher education institutions in Sri Lanka. The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences is one of the pioneering faculties of the University.

The cultural heritage of the southern province inspires the intellectual community at the University of Ruhuna. This legacy enables us to offer a wide range of experiences to students that enrich their learning. Graduates of the University of Ruhuna prosper the modern world and act as active participants in community development.

Every year we welcome a large number of students to the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. They have diverse backgrounds and cultures. Therefore, you need to respect openness, inclusiveness, collegiality and diversity. I am proud of our talented, motivated and energetic academic staff, many of whom are experts in their fields nationally as well as internationally.

Congratulations on your decision to study at the University of Ruhuna. We will provide you with the best possible conditions towards success. In return, we expect you to work hard, be conscientious and be responsible for your learning progress.

Remember that the rules, regulations, systems and structures of the University of Ruhuna are developed to ensure your success and to assist you with its functions. Follow the guidance of these rules and regulations, and make us proud of your achievements.

We are looking forward to produce tomorrow’s leaders and mature individuals who can actively participate and contribute to the society. I welcome you to the new academic year as a part of the University of Ruhuna community.

Senior Professor Gamini Senanayake Vice Chancellor University of Ruhuna

1.7 Organisation structure The University of Ruhuna operates under the provisions of the Universities Act, No. 16 of 1978 and the Universities (Amendment) Act, No. 7 of 1985. Accordingly the University has a board of administrators to make and implement decisions.

Chancellor

The Chancellor, the ceremonial and titular head of the University, presides over at the University convocation. The President of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka nominates the Chancellor for a period of five years.

Vice Chancellor

The Vice Chancellor is the principal executive officer, principal academic officer and the chief accounting officer of the University.

The President of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka appoints the Vice Chancellor out of three nominations made by the University Council for a period of three years. The Vice Chancellor is the chairman and ex-officio member of both the Council and the Senate of the University and responsible for the maintenance of discipline.

Deputy Vice Chancellor

The Deputy Vice Chancellor is appointed by the University Grants Commission on the approval of the Council of the University. The Deputy Vice Chancellor is responsible for student affairs and substitutes for the Vice Chancellor when it is necessary.

Deans

Faculty Boards elect Deans for their faculties out of the Heads of Departments for a period of three years. The Deans are the academic and administrative heads of their respective faculties.

Librarian

The Council, subject to the direction and control of the Vice Chancellor, appoints the Librarian and he/ she is responsible for the administration of the libraries of the University. The Librarian is an ex-officio member of the Senate and usually the chairman of the library committee unless the Vice Chancellor himself/ herself chairs the committee.

Registrar

The Council of the University appoints the Registrar. The Registrar is the ex-officio secretary of both the Council and the Senate. The Registrar is responsible for general administration, conduction of examinations, publication of results, and discipline of the non- academic staff. The Registrar functions subject to the direction and control of the Vice Chancellor. The Registrar is also the assistant accounting officer of the University and responsible for the custody of records and property. In this connection, the Deputy Registrars, the Assistant Registrars, and the general administration with its many departments and divisions assist the Registrar.

Bursar

The Bursar is appointed by the Council of the University on a selection process. He/ she is responsible for financial administration and maintenance of accounts subject to the direction and control of the Registrar. The Bursar is also the custodian of the University funds in addition to being responsible for procurement of supplies and arrangement of all payments. The preparation of annual statements of accounts is a key function of the Bursar.

1.8 Authoritative university bodies The Council

The Council is the chief executive body and governing authority of the University. The Council consists of the Vice Chancellor, the Deputy Vice Chancellor, the Deans of the faculties, two elected Senate members, and outside representatives whose number should

10 be greater than the number of members from the University. A Council member serves for a period of three years and is eligible for re-appointment.

The Senate

The Senate, the academic authority of the University, is chaired by the Vice Chancellor. This body consists of the following persons:

 The Vice Chancellor  Deputy Vice Chancellor  Deans of the faculties  Heads of the departments  Permanent Professors  Librarians  Two permanent lecturers elected from each faculty

Faculties

The University has the following nine faculties:

 Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences  Faculty of Agriculture  Faculty of Engineering  Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences & Technology  Faculty of Management and Finance  Faculty of Medicine  Faculty of Science  Faculty of Technology  Faculty of Graduate Studies

Faculty Board

There are Faculty Boards for all faculties and each Faculty Board should be consisted of the following persons:

 The Dean of the faculty  All Professors  All Associate Professors  All permanent Senior Lecturers and Lecturers  Two student representatives nominated by the Faculty Students’ Union  Three outside members of high academic standing whose expertise is relevant to the faculty

1.9 A list of administrative officials – University of Ruhuna Chancellor Most Venerable Pallaththara Sri Sumanajothi

Vice Chancellor Senior Professor Gamini Senanayaka BSc (Peradeniya), PhD (Royal Veterinary and Agricultural University, Denmark)

Deputy Vice Chancellor Dr A.M.N. Alagiyawanna Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Engineering BSc (Moratuwa), MEng (AIT, Thailand), DEng (Nagaoka, Japan)

Dean Professor Sumanasiri Wawwage Faculty of Humanities and BA (Peradeniya), MPhil (Ruhuna) Social Sciences

Dean Professor K.L. Wasantha Kumara Faculty of Agriculture BSc (Ruhuna), MSc (Peradeniya), PhD (UAS, Bangalore)

Dean Dr P.D. Chandana Perera Faculty of Engineering BEng (Zhejiang), PhD (Aalborg), Member (IEEE)

Dean Dr R.A. Maithreepala Faculty of Fisheries and BSc, MPhil (Ruhuna) PhD (Tsinghua), Marine Sciences & Technology Alexander Von Humboldt Fellow (Germany)

Dean Dr T.S.L.W. Gunawardena Faculty of Management and MBA (Agder), PhD (Nordland) Finance

Dean Senior Professor Sarath Lekamwasam Faculty of Medicine MBBS (Peradeniya), MD (Colombo), FRCP (London), FCCP, FRACP, FCP (South Africa), FRCPS (Pakistan), PhD (Erasmus)

Dean Professor P.A. Jayantha Faculty of Science BSc (Kelaniya), MSc (J’pura), PhD (QUT, Australia)

Dean Senior Professor W.G.D. Dharmaratne Faculty of Technology BSc (Peradeniya), MSc, PhD (Tufts)

Dean Professor L.P. Jayatissa Faculty of Graduate Studies BSc (Ruhuna), PhD (Stirling, UK)

Registrar Mrs P.S. Kalugama BA (J’pura), MA (London), MBA (Ruhuna)

Bursar (acting) Mr A.M.A. Siriwardhane BSc (J’pura), ICASL (intermediate)

Senior Assistant Bursar Mrs K.V.R. Vidyaratne (Salaries and Payments) BBA (Ruhuna), CBA (ICASL), MAAT

Assistant Bursar (Accounts) Ms V.G.M. Priyangika BSc (J’pura), ACA

Assistant Bursar (Supplies) Mrs B.H. Chintha BCom (Kelaniya), PDBS (Ruhuna)

Deputy Registrar (Legal and Mr G.L. Erathna Documentation) LLB (Sri Lanka), Attorney-at-Law, PG Dip. in Conflict Resolution (Colombo)

Deputy Registrar (General Mrs P.M.S.P. Yapa Administration) BSc, MBA (Ruhuna)

Senior Assistant Registrar Mr P.M.K. Subaweera (General Administration) BA (Colombo), MA (Kelaniya), Attorney-at-Law

Deputy Registrar Mrs C. Seneviratne (Examinations) BSc, PDBA (Ruhuna)

Assistant Registrar (Student Ms M.I. Dilhani Affairs) BSc (Ruhuna)

Senior Assistant Registrar Mrs H.G.N. Devika (Academic Establishment) BA (Kelaniya), MA (Ruhuna)

Senior Assistant Registrar Mrs K.G.C.A. Bandarathilake (Non-Academic Establishment) BSc (J’pura), ICASL (intermediate), Executive Dip. in Accounting and Finance (ICASL)

Senior Assistant Internal Mr O.V.L.P. Anura Auditor BBA (Ruhuna)

Senior Assistant Internal Mr S.W. Kodithuwakku Auditor BCom (Ruhuna) PG Dip. (ICASL)

Assistant Registrar Mrs T.D.G. Pathirana (International Affairs and BSc (Ruhuna) Internal Quality Assurance)

Chief Security Officer Mr H.N. Dias

Work Engineer Mr S. Diyunuge BSc (Moratuwa), PG Dip. (BSE), MIES, AMEISL

Chapter 2 Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

2.1 Faculty flag

2.2 Vision The vision of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences is to be a centre of academic and scientific excellence of national and international accreditation.

2.3 Mission To develop honest, adaptable and productive citizens

To articulate and promote interaction with society at large, with a view to contributing towards the development of the nation

To institute mechanisms for partnership programmes developed with the aim of improving resources

2.4 Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences: An introduction The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences is located in the main campus premises of the University of Ruhuna which is situated on a cliff surrounded by a watercourse by the side of the Matara- Kataragama main road along the southern coastal area.

The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences was initiated with the establishment of the Ruhuna University College affiliated to the University of Colombo. On obtaining a fully-fledged university status, the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences started operating as an independent body. Now it is a well-established faculty offering Bachelors, Masters and Doctoral degrees in a wide spectrum of disciplines.

The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences is the largest faculty of the university having a large number of undergraduate students, approximately 3000 and an annual intake of students over 500. The faculty offers more than 400 course units under 13 diverse disciplines through eight departments operating under its aegis.

The Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences aims to create professional and disciplined citizens through providing students a broad understanding of a wide range of disciplines. The students, therefore, learn to apply subject knowledge they gather in lecture halls and research fields to solve problems, improve their capacity to think and act independently, and improve their critical thinking, logical analysis, effective communication, and participate in teamwork.

The faculty has eight departments as follows:

 Department of Economics  Department of English and Linguistics  Department of Geography  Department of History and Archaeology  Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies  Department of Public Policy  Department of Sinhala  Department of Sociology

There are units and centres that assist students in developing skills and capacities:

 English Language Teaching Unit (ELTU)  Information Technology (IT) Unit  Centre for Modern Languages and Civilisations (CMLC)  Cultural Centre  Centre for Conflict Studies (CCS)  Distance and Continuing Education Unit (DCEU)

2.5 Message from the Dean – Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences It is a great pleasure to send this message to the student handbook of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. First, I wish to welcome you wholeheartedly considering the value of this great opportunity you have achieved to carry out higher studies at this prestigious university for a period of three to four years.

As an undergraduate student of the University of Ruhuna, you are compelled to work with tremendous commitment and dedication, making the best use of available resources, completing course work and extracurricular requirements, and promoting good values and practices. You are fortunate to have a highly qualified academic staff that is capable of guiding and assisting you in achieving goals. They will help building your academic personality which is crucial when dealing with every personal and social decision in the future.

The primary objective of the university is to create you as a high quality individual with a sense of integrity and self-esteem. Our every effort is concentrated towards making you comfortable at the university. I expect that you would become a useful Sri Lankan citizen.

I send you best wishes for a fruitful study programme.

Professor Sumanasiri Wawwage Dean – Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Ruhuna

2.6 Officials responsible for student discipline In order to maintain student discipline, the posts of proctor and deputy proctor have been established at the university and the faculty respectively. Proctor Senior Professor Piyasiri Vithanage Department of Economics Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0776979917 Email: [email protected]

Deputy Dr G.P.T.S. Hemakumara Proctor Senior Lecturer Department of Geography Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0714403871 Email: [email protected]

2.7 Staff of the Dean’s office Senior Assistant Registrar Mr P.A. Piyal Renuka BA (J’pura), PG Dip. in Community Development, PDBA (Ruhuna)

Clerk (Staff Assistant ) Mr W.G. Jayarathna

Clerk (Grade I) Ms U.K. Liyanage

Clerk (Grade I) Ms P.G. Samanthi Pradeepika

Clerk (Grade III) Ms S.T. Rupa

CAA (Grade III) Ms D.D.N. Kumudunie

Driver (Grade II) Mr C.P. Wijesinghe

Office Assistant (Grade III) Mr D.W. Widura

Office Assistant (Grade III) Mr S.D.P.N.K. Gunasena

Chapter 3 Academic Regulations and Procedures

3.1 Academic calendar – Academic year 2016/2017 (semester I and II) for 1000 level Duration Number of Description weeks Semester I 2017.01.03 – 2017.01.06 One week Orientation programme

2017.01.09 – 2017.04.07 Thirteen weeks Academic activities - Semester I

2017.04.08 – 2017.04.23 Two weeks Leave for Sinhala and Tamil Avurudu festival

2017.04.24 – 2017.05.05 Two weeks Academic activities - Semester I

2017.05.06 – 2017.05.21 Two weeks Study leave

2017.05.22 – 2017.06.03 Two weeks Examination - Semester I

2017.06.04 – 2017.06.18 Two weeks Vacation

Semester II 2017.06.19 – 2017.09.29 Fifteen weeks Academic activities - Semester II

2017.09.30 – 2017.10.15 Two weeks Study leave

2017.10.16 – 2017.10.28 Two weeks Examination - Semester II

3.2 The orientation programme of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Ruhuna: Academic year 2016/2017 (03.01.2017– 06.01.2017) Date: 03.01.2017 (Tuesday)

Time Theme Coordinator/s Venue

8.00 a.m. – 9.00 a.m. Student registration Mr W.A.N.D. Wijesinghe (Coordinator, Course unit Course Unit Coordination Office) Coordination Office

9.00 a.m. – 12.00 noon Welcome address and Academic staff of the Faculty of Faculty auditorium cultural programme Humanities and Social Sciences

22 1.30 p.m – 2.30 p.m. The place of the Professor Sumanasiri Wawwage (Dean, Faculty auditorium University of Ruhuna Faculty of Humanities and Social within the national Sciences) university system

2.30 p.m. – 4.00 p.m. Introduction to the Dr I.R. Akurugoda (Senior Lecturer, Faculty auditorium student handbook Department of Public Policy) and Ms H.N. De Silva (Lecturer [probationary], Department of Economics)

Date: 04.01.2017 (Wednesday)

Time Theme Coordinator/s Venue

8.30 a.m. – 9.30 a.m. Role of undergraduate Dr P.M.T.C. Wijesundara (Senior Faculty auditorium students Lecturer, Department of Sociology)

9.30 a.m. – 10.30 a.m. Introduction to the Mr W.A.N.D. Wijesinghe (Coordinator, Faculty auditorium course unit system Course Unit Coordination Office)

10.30 a.m. – 12.00 noon University education Senior Professor S.W. Amarasinghe Faculty auditorium and leadership (Department of Sociology)

1.30 p.m. – 2.30 p.m. Examination system Senior Professor S.W. Amarasinghe Faculty auditorium (Department of Sociology)

2.30 p.m. – 4.00 p.m. Student discipline and Deputy Senior Student Counsellor and Faculty auditorium services Student Counsellors of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

Date: 05.01.2017 (Thursday)

Time Theme Coordinator/s Venue

8.30 a.m. – 9.30 a.m. Introduction to the Dr B.M. Sumanarathne (Head, Faculty auditorium Department of Department of Economics) Economics

9.30 a.m. – 10.30 a.m. Introduction to the Dr A.G.S. Bandara (Head, Department Faculty auditorium Department of Pali and of Pali and Buddhist Studies) Buddhist Studies

10.30 a.m. – 11.30 a.m. Introduction to the Mr E.G. Wijesiri (Head, Department of Faculty auditorium

24 Department of Public Public Policy) Policy

11.30 a.m. – 12.30 p.m. Introduction to the Mr G. Senarath (Head, Department of Faculty auditorium Department of Geography) Geography

1.30 p.m. – 2.30 p.m. Introduction to the Mr Upali Pannilage (Head, Department Faculty auditorium Department of of Sociology) Sociology

2.30 p.m. – 3.30 p.m. Introduction to the Professor Dharma Rajapakshe (Head, Faculty auditorium Department of Sinhala Department of Sinhala)

3.30 p.m. – 4.30 p.m. Introduction to the Dr M.V. Chandrasiri (Head, Faculty auditorium Department of History Department of History and and Archaeology Archaeology)

Date: 06.01.2017 (Friday)

Time Theme Coordinator/s Venue

8.30 a.m. – 9.30 a.m. Introduction to the Senior Professor E.A. Gamini Fonseka Faculty auditorium Department of English (Head, Department of English)

9.30 a.m. – 10.30 a.m. Student discipline Senior Professor Piyasiri Vithanage Faculty auditorium (Proctor, University of Ruhuna)

10.30 a.m. – 11.30 a.m. University Dr A.M.N. Alagiyawanna (Deputy Vice Faculty auditorium administration and Chancellor, University of Ruhuna) student welfare

11.30 a.m. – 12.30 p.m. Library services Librarian and the staff of the main Faculty auditorium library, University of Ruhuna

1.30 p.m. – 4.30 p.m. Cultural programme Cultural Centre, University of Ruhuna Faculty auditorium

3.3 Course structure

3.3.1 Wmdê mdGud,d wdlD;sh udkj Ydia;% yd iudcSh úoHd mSGh úiska y`ÿkajd oS we;s Wmdê mdGud,d wdlD;sh w¾> mokï lr .;a mdGud,d tallj,ska iukaú; iudisl l%uh ^credit-based course unit semester system& jYfhka kï flf¾' Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdê mdGud,dj wOHhk j¾I ;=klska o Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,dj wOHhk j¾I y;rlska o iukaú; fõ'

3.3.2 mdGud,d wdlD;sfha m%Odk ,laIK I. wOHhk j¾I ms

II. mSGfha ks¾foaYh u; ikd;k iNdj u`.ska fjk;a wdldrhlg ;SrKh lr ke;s kï úoHd¾:sfhl= m%:u wOHhk j¾Ih tkï" 1000 ia:,fha m%:u iudislh i|yd f;dard .;a m%Odk úIh ;=k 1000 ia:,fha fojk iudislfha oS o yeoErsh hq;= h'

III. mdGud,d tallhla ^course unit& hkq" ukdj ixúOdkh lrk ,o lsishï ksYaÑ; oekqï iïNdrhls' th lsishï m%Odk úIhl fldgila úh yels jk w;r thg meyeos,s úIh iSudjla o we;' tneúka tn`ÿ mdGud,d tallhla ;=< ksYaÑ; wruqKq ^objectives&" wfmalaIs; m%;sM, ^expected outcomes& iy úIh ks¾foaYh ^course contents& o wka;¾.; fõ' ;j o tn`ÿ mdGud,d tallj,g wdfõKsl jQ we.hqï mámdáhla ^method of assessment& we;' fun`ÿ mdGud,d tallhla yeoErSu i|yd lsishï mQ¾j wjYH;d ^pre-requirements& imqrd,sh hq;=j we;akï tajd o mdGud,d tallfhys i|yka lrkq ,efí'

IV. lsishï iudislhla ;=< úoHd¾:sfhl=g yeoErSug ,nd fok mdGud,d tallhla b.ekaùug .; lrk ld,h ^course hours& wkqj tys w¾> m%udKh ^credits& ;SrKh lrkq ,efí' b.ekaùu i|yd .; lrk ld,h jYfhka fuys oS ks¾jpkh lrkq ,nkafka úêu;a foaYk" idlÉPd" mqkrSCIK" ksnkaOk yd wdpd¾h - YsIH wka;¾ Ydia;%Sh iïnkaO;dj,ska hq;a b.ekqï meh myf

V. mQ¾K ld,Sk ,shdmosxÑh ,eîu i|yd úoHd¾:sfhl= úiska tla iudislhla i|yd wju jYfhka mdGud,d tall ;=klaj;a ^w¾> kjhla& yeoErsh hq;=h' úYajúoHd,fhA fkajdisl myiqlï" uyfmd< uQ,HdOdr jeks úYajúoHd,hSh wjfYaI m%;s,dN i|yd ysñlï ,eîug úoHd¾Òka mQ¾K ,shdmosxÑh ,nd isáh hq;=h'

VI. úYajúoHd, uÜgfïoS lsishï úIhla yodrk úoHd¾:sfhl= ta úIh i|yd m%ùK;ajhla ,nd .ekSug ;sìh hq;= lsishï wvq l< fkdyels ^irreducible& wju oekqu iïNdrhla we;' tneúka lsishï fok ,o úIhla i|yd wju oekqu ,nd oSug fhduq jQ yr mdGud,d ^core courses& o ta úIh lafIa;%fha u w;sf¾l oekqu j¾Okh lr .ekSug fhduq jQ ffjl,ams; mdGud,d ^optional courses& o fjhs'

VII. úIhnoaO oekqu j¾Okh lsrSu i|yd fhduq jQ yr yd ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tallj,g w;sf¾lj mrsmQrl mdGud,d ^supplementary courses& iy mokï mdGud,d (foundation courses) o y`ÿkajd fokq ,efí' úfYaIfhka m%:u Wmdê mdGud,dj, jD;a;sHdNsuqLNdjh ^job- orientation& m%j¾Okh lsrSu jia mrsmQrl iy mokï mdGud,d ks¾udKh lr ;sfí' foaYSh iy úfoaYSh NdId m%ùK;djh" mrs.Kl

idlaIr;djh" .Ks;uh wjfndaOh" kùk úoHdj" ixialD;sh yd l,dj" m%ckl fi!LHh" uDÿ l=i,;d iy mrsirh jeks lafIa;%j, l=i,;d j¾Okh lsrSug mrsmQrl iy mokï mdGud,d tall Wmfhda.S lr .kq ,efí'

VIII. lsishï úoHd¾:sfhl=g ;u wNsu;h mrsos Wmdê mdGud,d i|yd yeoErsh hq;= wju mdGud,d tall ixLHdjg wu;rj ;j;a mdGud,d tall yeoErSug o wjldY i,id we;' tfia jeämqr yodrkq ,nk mdGud,d tall wksjd¾h fkdjk w¾> rys; ^non-compulsory non- credit& mdGud,d tall jYfhka y`ÿkajkq ,efí'

IX. wksjd¾h fkdjk w¾> rys; mdGud,d tall i|yd ,nd .kakd fY%aKs ,laIH w.hka (grade point values [GPV]) úoHd¾:sfhl=f.a fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh (grade point average [GPA]) .Kkh lsrSfï oS ie,ls,a,g fkd.efka'

X. wksjd¾h fkdjk w¾> rys; mdGud,d tall yodrk úoHd¾:ska úiska mdGud,d wjYH;d ^mrSlaIK yd mejreï hkdosh& imqrd,sh hq;= w;r tn`ÿ mdGud,d tall iu;a jQ úg tu mdGud,d tall yd tajd i|yd ,nd .;a fY%aKs" úoHd¾Òkaf.a Ydia;%Sh m%;sf,aLkfhys ^academic transcript& i|yka lrkq ,efí'

XI. úoHd¾:sfhl= úiska yodrkq ,enQ wksjd¾h fkdjk w¾> rys; mdGud,d tallhla iu;a ùu w;HjYH fkdjk w;r tfia tu mdGud,d tallhla wiu;a jQ úg tu mdGud,d tallfha f;dr;=re Ydia;%Sh m%;sf,aLkfhys i|yka lrkq fkd,efí'

XII. wod< mdGud,d tallfha iïnkaëldrljrhdf.ka wjirhla iys;j ´kEu úoHd¾:sfhl=g lsishï mdGud,d tallhla Y%jKh lsrSu i|yd iyNd.s úh yels h' tys oS mdGud,d tallhg ,shdmosxÑ ùu" wod< mejreï hkdosh imqrd,Su yd iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKhg fmkS

isàfï wjYH;djla fkdue;' tjeks mdGud,d tall ms

XIII. hï ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tallhla yeoErSu i|yd bv osh yels wju YsIH ixLHdj iy Wmrsu YsIH ixLHdj ms

XIV. úYd, YsIH ixLHdjla b,a¨ï lrkq ,nk mdGud,d tall iudisl foflaoSu meje;aùug yelshdj we;' mSGh i;= udkj yd fN!;sl iïm;a ie,ls,a,g f.k tn`ÿ ;SrKhla .; yelsh'

XV. wOHhkdxYj,g wjYH mrsos mSG uKav,fha ks¾foaYh u; ikd;k iNdfõ wkque;sh u; úúO mdGud,d tall jrska jr y÷kajd oSug mq¿jk'

3.3.3 iudisl b.ekqï ie,eiau I. iEu mdGud,d tallhla i|ydu tlS mdGud,d tallh b.ekaùu i|yd m;alr we;s mdGud,d tall iïnkaëldrl úiska mdGud,d úia;rhla ^C-1 m;%sldj& ms

1. mdGud,dfõ oS wdjrKh flfrk ud;Dld 2. tu ud;Dld i|yd foaYk meje;afjk osk 3. tajdg wod< lshùï ,ehsia;=j 4. wLKav we.hqï i|yd fhdod .efkk l%u iy osk 5. úoHd¾Òkag wdpd¾hjreka yuq úh yels ld, iSud

3.3.4 Ydia;%fõoS Wmdê mdGud,d jHqyh I. Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdê mdGud,dj fyda Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,dj yodrk iEu úoHd¾:shl= úiskau my; i|yka mdGud,d j¾. yeoErsh hq;=h'

1. yr mdGud,d (Core courses) 2. ffjl,ams; mdGud,d (Optional courses) 3. mrsmQrl mdGud,d (Supplementary courses) 4. mokï mdGud,d (Foundation courses)

II. Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdê mdGud,dfõ iy Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,dfõ m%Odk úIhka my; mrsos fõ' 1' mqrd úoHdj (Archaeology) 2. fn!oaO ixialD;sh (Buddhist Culture) 3. fn!oaO o¾Ykh (Buddhist Philosophy) 4. wd¾:sl úoHdj (Economics) 5. bx.%Sis (English) 6. N+f.da, úoHdj (Geography) 7. b;sydih (History) 8. md,s (Pali)* 9. foaYmd,k úoHdj (Political Science) 10. iudc ixLHdkh (Social Statistics)** 11. iudc úoHdj (Sociology) 12. isxy, (Sinhala) 13. f;dr;=re yd ikaksfõok ;dCIKh (Information and Communication Technology - ICT)***

*fuu úIh yeoErSug wfmalaId lrk úoHd¾Òka wOHhk fmdÿ iy;sl m;% Wiia fm< úNd.h i|yd tu úIh yodrd ;sìh hq;=h'

**fuu úIh yeoErSug wfmalaId lrk úoHd¾Òka wOHhk fmdÿ iy;sl m;% idudkH fm< úNd.fha oS .Ks;h úIh i|yd wju jYfhka iïudk ^C fYa%Ksh& idu¾:Hhla ,nd ;sìh hq;= h'

***fuu úIh Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdê mdGud,dj i|yd mSGh u`.ska msrskuhs' Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,d yodrk úoHd¾Òkag o fuu úIfha mdGud,d tall ffjl,ams; mdGud,d f,i yeoErSfï wjia:d we;' by; Wmdê mdGud,d i|yd kshñ; f;dr;=re yd ikaksfõok ;dCIKh úIhg wod< mdGud,d tall my; oelafõ'

ICT course units for BA (General) degree programme

Level Semester Course Course code and title category Core ICT 11513 Basic Computer Architecture and 1 Networking Optional ICT 11523 1000 Computers and Society Core ICT 12513 Database Management 2 Optional ICT 12523 Graphic Designing Core ICT 21513 Programming Concept and Computer Programming ICT 21523 Open Source Software Optional ICT 21533 2000 1 Desktop Publishing ICT 21543 Productivity Tools for Workspaces ICT 21553 Computer-based Qualitative Data Analysis

Core ICT 22513 Web Application Development Optional ICT 22523 Object-oriented Programming with 2 C++ ICT 22533 Introduction to Geographic Information System Core ICT 31513 Project Management using MS Project ICT 31523 Visual Programming 1 Optional ICT 31533 Web Services ICT 31543 3000 Computer-based Data Analysis Level 1 Core ICT 32513 e-Commerce and e-Governance Applications 2 Optional ICT 32523 Creating Motion Graphics ICT 32533 Computer-based Data Analysis Level 2

ICT optional course units for BA (Special) degree programme

Level Semester Course Course code and title category Optional ICT 21613 Programming Concept and Computer Programming ICT 21623 Open Source Software ICT 21633 1 Desktop Publishing ICT 21643 2000 Productivity Tools for Workspaces ICT 21653 Computer-based Qualitative Data Analysis Optional ICT 22613 Web Application Development 2 ICT 22623 Object-oriented Programming with C++

ICT 22633 Introduction to Geographic Information System Optional ICT 31613 Project Management using MS Project ICT 31623 Visual Programming 1 ICT 31633 Web Services ICT 31643 3000 Computer-based Data Analysis Level 1 Optional ICT 32613 e-Commerce and e-Governance Applications 2 ICT 32623 Creating Motion Graphics ICT 32633 Computer-based Data Analysis Level 2

III. bx.%Sis" iy f;dr;=re yd ikaksfõok ;dlaIKh kñka wksjd¾h mokï mdGud,d j¾. folla we;' tys wksjd¾h bx.%Sis mokï mdGud,d tall yhla o wksjd¾h f;dr;=re yd ikaksfõok ;dlaIK mdGud,d tall ;=kla o we;' fuhska wksjd¾h bx.%Sis mokï mdGud,d tall myla iy wksjd¾h f;dr;=re yd ikaksfõok ;dlaIK mdGud,d tall ;=kla Ydia;%fõoS îdudkH& Wmdê mdGud,dj yodrk ishü úoHd¾Òka úiska yeoErsh hq;=h' wksjd¾h mokï mdGud,d tall kjhu Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,dj yodrk ishü úoHd¾Òka úiska yeoErsh hq;=h' udkj Ydia;% yd iudcSh úoHd mSGh úiska bosrsm;a lrkq ,nk wksjd¾h mokï mdGud,d tall my; oelafõ' fuu ishü mdGud,d tall w¾> rys; fõ'

FDN 11513 English 1000 Level I FDN 12513 English 1000 Level II FDN 21513/ FDN 21613 English 2000 Level I FDN 22513/ FDN 22613 English 2000 Level II FDN 31513/ FDN 31613 English 3000 Level I

FDN 41613 English 4000 Level I FDN 11523 Foundation in ICT I FDN 12523 Foundation in ICT II FDN 32513/ FDN 32613 Multimedia Technologies

IV. wksjd¾h fkdjk mokï mdGud,d wOHhkdxY u`.ska msrskeñh yels w;r tu mdGud,d ms rys; mdGud,d f,i yeoErsh yelsh'

V. mSGh u.ska msrskuk mrsmQrl mdGud,d ^wksjd¾h& ish¨u úoHd¾Òka úiska yeoErsh hq;= w;r tu mdGud,d my; oelafõ'

SUP 12513 NdId l=i,;d j¾Okh SUP 32513/ SUP 32613 uDÿ l=i,;d j¾Okh

VI. mSGh u.ska msrskuk mrsmQrl mdGud,d ^ffjl,ams;& j,ska folla wksjd¾hfhkau ish¨u úoHd¾Òka úiska yeoErsh hq;= w;r tu mdGud,d tall my; oelafõ'

SUP 11513 uQ,sl .Ks;h SUP 11523 udkj Ydia;% yd iudcSh úoHd m¾fhaIK úêl%u SUP 22523/ SUP 22623 ;reK mrmqr yd m%ckl fi!LHh SUP 22533/ SUP 22633 YdrSrsl fhda.H;dj yd fi!LH l

VII. óg wu;rj mrsmQrl mdGud,d ^ffjl,ams;& wOHhkdxY u`.ska jrskajr y`ÿkajd osh yelsh'

VIII. fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh ^GPA& .Kkh lsrSfï oS mokï mdGud,d iy w¾> rys; mdGud,d ie,ls,a,g .kq fkd,efí'

IX. Wmdêh msrskeóu i|yd úoHd¾:sfhl= úiska yeoErsh hq;= yr mdGud,d" ffjl,ams; mdGud,d" mrsmQrl mdGud,d iy wksjd¾h mokï mdGud,d tall ish,a, iu;a ù ;sìh hq;= h' ie'hq' wd¾:sl úoHdj" N+f.da, úoHdj iy iudc úoHdj hk úIhkays úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,d" 2015$2016 wOHhk j¾Ifha isg bx.%Sis udOHfhka o yeoErSug isiqkg wjia:dj we;'

3.4 Credit framework policy

3.4.1 Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdê mdGud,dj (Bachelor of Arts [General] Degree Programme) I. 1000 ia:,h mdGud,d yeoErE" Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,d i|yd f;dard .kq fkd,enQ ish¨ úoHd¾Òka Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdêhg kshñ; 2000 iy 3000 ia:,j, mdGud,d yeoErsh hq;= h'

II. mSG uKav,fha ks¾foaYh u; ikd;k iNdj u`.ska fjk;a wdldrhg ;SrKh lr ke;skï Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdêh yodrk úoHd¾:sfhl= m%:u wOHhk j¾Ih tkï" 1000 ia:,fha m%:u iudislh iy fojk iudislh i|yd f;dard .;a m%Odk úIh ;=k bosrs j¾I foflaoS o yeoErsh hq;= h'

III. idudkH Ydia;%fõoS Wmdêh ,nd .ekSu i|yd iïmQ¾K l< hq;= uq¿ w¾> ixLHdj 114 ls' Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdê mdGud,dj i|yd tla tla mdGud,d j¾.fhka yeoErsh hq;= wju mdGud,d tall ixLHdj iy w¾> ixLHdj my; j.=fjka oelafõ'

mdGud,d j¾.h tall w¾> m%Odk úIhkaf.a yr mdGud,d 18 54 m%Odk úIh iïnkaê; ffjl,ams; mdGud,d 6 18 m%Odk úIhkag w;sf¾lj fjk;a úIhkaf.ka f;dard 2 6 .kakd ffjl,ams; mdGud,d mrsmQrl mdGud,d ^wksjd¾h& 2 6 mrsmQrl mdGud,d ^ffjl,ams;& 2 6 mokï mdGud,d ^wksjd¾h& ^bx.%Sis mdGud,d tall - 5" f;dr;=re yd ikaksfõok 8 24 ;dlaIK mdGud,d tall - 3& tl;=j 38 114

IV. Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdê mdGud,djg wh;a mdGud,d j¾. iy tu mdGud,djkaf.ka yeoErsh hq;= mdGud,d tall iudisl w;r fnoS hk wdldrh my; j.=fjka oelafõ'

mdGud,d

m%:u j¾Ih m%:u

fojk fojk j¾Ih

^1000 ia:,h& ^1000

^3000 ia:,h& ^3000

^2000 ia:,h& ^2000

;=kajk j¾Ih ;=kajk

1 2

udislh udislh

i 2 iudislh 1 iudislh i 1 iudislh 2 iudislh tl;=j

m%Odk úIh 1 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 6^18& úIh iïnkaê; yr m%Odk úIh 2 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 6^18& mdGud,d m%Odk úIh 3 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 6^18&

m%Odk m%Odk úIh 1 ke; ke; 1^3& ke; 1^3& ke; 2^6&

úIhka iïnkaê; m%Odk úIh 2 ke; ke; 1^3& ke; 1^3& ke; 2^6&

ffjl,ams;

mdGud,d m%Odk úIh 3 ke; ke; 1^3& ke; 1^3& ke; 2^6&

m%Odk úIhkag w;sf¾lj

ffjl,ams; mdGud,d ffjl,ams; fjk;a úIhkaf.ka f;dard ke; ke; ke; 1^3&) ke; 1^3&) 2^6& .kakd ffjl,ams; mdGud,d

mrsmQrl mdGud,d ^wksjd¾h& ke; 1^3& ke; ke; ke; 1^3& 2^6& mrsmQrl mdGud,d

mrsmQrl mrsmQrl 1^3& 2^6&

mdGud,d ^ffjl,ams;& 1^3& ke; ke; ke; ke;

mokï mdGud,d - bx.%Sis 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& ke; 5^15& mokï mdGud,d - f;dr;=re

mokï mokï 1^3& 3^9&

mdGud,d yd ikaksfõok ;dCIKh 1^3& 1^3& ke; ke; ke;

tl;=j 6^18& 6^18& 7^21& 6^18& 7^21& 6^18& 38^114& ie'hq'

1' jryka ;=< olajd we;af;a mdGud,d tallh ;=< wka;¾.; w¾> ixLHdjhs'

2' m%Odk úIhkag w;sf¾lj fjk;a úIhkaf.ka f;dardf.k yeoErsh hq;= ffjl,ams; mdGud,d" m%Odk úIhka fkdjk fjk;a ´kEu úIhlska wod< iudislh ;=< f;dard .; hq;=h'

3' )fuu mdGud,d tallh wod< ia:,fha ´kEu iudislhl oS iïmQ¾K l< yelsh'

3.4.2 Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,dj (Bachelor of Arts [Special] Degree Programme) I. Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,djla i|yd f;dard .kq ,enQ úoHd¾:sfhl= 2000" 3000 iy 4000 hk ia:,j, úfYaI Wmdêhg kshñ; mdGud,d yeoErsh hq;=h'

II. 1000 ia:,fha yodrk ,o ish¨ mdGud,d tallj,g wod< mrSlaIKj, iuia; m%;sM,h wkqj ikd;k iNdj úiska mkjkq ,nk ksfhda.j,g hg;a j Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,d yeoErSu i|yd úoHd¾Òyq f;dard .kq ,n;s' tfia f;dard .ekSfïoS Bg wod< ks¾Kdhl my; mrsos fõ' w' úoHd¾:shd úiska m%:u iudisl fol ;=< oS yeoErsh hq;= mrsmQrl mdGud,d iy f;dr;=re yd ikaksfõok ;dlaIK mokï mdGud,d yer bx.%Sis mokï mdGud,dj we;=¿j tla tla mdGud,d tallh i|yd 2'00 fyda Bg jeä fyda fY%aKs ,laIH w.hla (GPV) ,nd .; hq;= h' wd' flfia fj;;a hï úIhl Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêh i|yd úoHd¾Òka f;dard .ekSfï uQ,sl iqÿiqlula f,i" hï mrsmQrl mdGud,djla iu;aùu w;HjYH nj tu úIh msrskuk wOHhkdxYh úiska kshu lr we;akï" tu úIh i|yd 2'00 fyda Bg jeä fY%aKs ,laIH w.hla ,nd .; hq;=h'

we' Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêh i|yd yeoErSug wfmalaId lrkq ,nk úIhg kshñ; ish¨ mdGud,d tall úoHd¾:shd úiska m%:u j¾Ifha iudisl fol we;=<; yodrd ;sìh hq;=h' wE' úoHd¾:shd úiska Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêh i|yd yeoErSug wfmalaId lrk m%Odk úIhg wod< ish,qu mdGud,d tallj, fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh (GPA) 3'00 la fyda Bg jeä úh hq;= h' wOHhkdxYh úiska fuu fYa%Ks ,laIH idudkHh ms

III. Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêh ,nd .ekSu i|yd iïmQ¾K l< hq;= uq¿ w¾> ixLHdj 153 ls' Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,dj i|yd tla tla mdGud,d j¾.fhka yeoErsh hq;= wju mdGud,d tall ixLHdj iy w¾> ixLHdj my; j.=fjka oelafõ'

mdGud,d j¾.h tall w¾> 1000 ia:,fha m%Odk úIhkaf.a yr mdGud,d 6 18 Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYAI& Wmdêhg f;dard .;a m%Odk úIfha yr mdGud,d 20 60 Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYAI& Wmdêhg f;dard .;a m%Odk úIh iïnkaê; 6 18 ffjl,ams; mdGud,d Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêhg f;dard .;a m%Odk úIhg w;sf¾lj fjk;a 6 18 úIhkaf.ka f;dard .kakd ffjl,ams; mdGud,d mrsmQrl mdGud,d ^wksjd¾h& 2 6 mrsmQrl mdGud,d ^ffjl,ams;& 2 6 mokï mdGud,d ^wksjd¾h& ^bx.%Sis mdGud,d tall - 6" f;dr;=re yd ikaksfõok ;dlaIKh 9 27 mdGdud,d tall - 3& tl;=j 51 153

IV. Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,djg wh;a mdGud,d j¾. iy tu mdGud,djkaf.ka yeoErsh hq;= mdGud,d tall iudisl w;r fnoS hk wdldrh my; j.=fjka oelafõ'

m%:u j¾Ihm%:u

fojk j¾Ihfojk

^1000 ia:,h&^1000 ^3000ia:,h&

^2000 ia:,h& ^2000 ia:,h&^4000 isõjk j¾Ihisõjk

mdGud,d j¾Ih ;=kajk

iudislh1 iudislh2 iudislh1 iudislh2 iudislh1 iudislh2 iudislh1 iudislh2 tl;=j

wod< wod< wod< wod< wod< wod< 1000 m%Odk úIh 1 1^3& 1^3& 2^6& ke; ke; ke; ke; ke; ke; ia:,fha m%Odk

wod< wod< wod< wod< wod< wod< m%Odk úIh 2 1^3& 1^3& 2^6& úIhkaf.a ke; ke; ke; ke; ke; ke; yr wod< wod< wod< wod< wod< wod< mdGud,d m%Odk úIh 3 1^3& 1^3& 2^6&

ke; ke; ke; ke; ke; ke; yr mdGud,dyr Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& wod< wod< Wmdêhg f;dard .;a úIhg 3^9& 3^9& 3^9& 3^9& 4^12& 4^12& 20^60& ke; ke; wod< yr mdGud,d )) ))) Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI&

Wmdêhg f;dard .;a m%Odk wod< wod< 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 6^18& úIh iïnkaaê; ke; ke; ffjl,ams; mdGud,d m%Odk úIhkag w;sf¾lj fjk;a úIhkaf.ka f;dard wod< wod< 1^3&) 1^3&) 1^3&) 1^3&) 1^3&) 1^3&) 6^18&

.kakd úIh iïnkaê; ke; ke; ffjl,ams;mdGud,d ffjl,ams; mdGud,d

mrsmQrl mdGud,d ke; 1^3& ke; ke; ke; 1^3& ke; ke; 2^6&

^wksjd¾h& mdGud,d mrsmQrl mdGud,d 1^3& ke; ke; 1^3& ke; ke; ke; ke; 2^6&

^ffjl,ams;& mrsmQrl

mokï mdGud,d - bx.%Sis 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& ke; 1^3& ke; 6^18&

mokï mdGud,d - f;dr;=re yd ikaksfõok 1^3& 1^3& ke; ke; ke; 1^3& ke; ke; 3^9&

okï mdGud,d okï ;dlaIKh m

tl;=j 6^18& 6^18& 6^18& 7^21& 6^18& 7^21& 7^21& 6^18& 51^153&

ie'hq' 1' tl;=j ;Srfha iy fma ixLHdjhs' tl;=j ;Srfha iy fma ixLHdj iy iudislhg wh;a uq¿ w¾> ixLHdjhs'

2' m%Odk úIhkag w;sf¾lj fjk;a úIhkaf.kaa f;dard f.k yeoErsh hq;= mdGud,d tall" m%Odk úIh fkdjk fjk;a ´kEu úIhlska wod< iudislh ;=< f;dard .; hq;=h'

3' )fuu mdGud,d tallh wod< ia:,fha ´kEu iudislhl oS iïmQ¾K l< yelsh'

4' ))4000 ia:,fhA m ;=kl w.hla ysñ lr .kS'

5' )))4000 ia:,fhA fojk iudislh ;=< iïmQ¾K l< hq;= iajdëk ksnkaOh mdGud,d tallhla f,i i,lkq ,nk w;r thg wh;a w¾> ixLHdj ;=kls'

3.5 Selection of course units

3.5.1 mdGud,d tall ye|skaùfï fla; ^Course codes&

úIh iïnkaê; iEu mdGud,d tallhlau ye|skaùug wlaIr ;=kla yd wxl myla iys; fla;hla Ndú;d flf¾' wCIrj,ska wod< úIh" wOHhkdxYh fyda tallh ms m%udKh ^number of credits& ksrEmKh flf¾' úIh iïnkaê;

fkdjk mokï yd mrsmQrl mdGud,d tall ye|skaùug fla; wlaIr ;=k ms

WodyrK# wOHhkdxYh$ tallh$ úIh ixfla;h wd¾:sl úoHdj ECN N+f.da, úoHdj GEO

iQÑh# wdrïNl bx.%Sis wl=re 3 wOHhkdxYh$ tallh$ úIh ^department/ unit/ subject& m m%udKh ^number of credits&

Wod(- 1. ECN 12523 kue;s fla;fhka woyia flfrkqfha wd¾:sl úoHd úIhg wod< m%:u j¾Ifha fojk iudislh ;=< mj;ajkq ,nk idudkH Wmdêfha fojk mdGud,d tallh jk nj iy thg w¾> ;=kla ysñjk njhs' 2. SOC 31643 hkafkka woyia jkqfha iudc úoHdj úIhg wod< f;jk j¾Ifha m

Wmdêfha y;rjk mdGud,d tallh jk nj iy thg w¾> ;=kla ysñ jk njhs' 3. GEO 23513 hkafkka woyia jkqfha N+f.da, úoHdj úIhg wod< fojk j¾Ifha iudisl fol ;= ;=kla ysñ jk njhs'

3.6 Registration

3.6.1 mdGud,d tall i|yd ,shdmosxÑ ùu

I. iEu úoHd¾:sfhl=u iudislh wdrïNfhaoS mSGh úiska kshu lrk ,o ksYaÑ; ld, iSudjla ;=< wod< ia:,fha tu iudislhg kshñ; ish¨u mdGud,d tall i|yd ,shdmosxÑ úh hq;=h'

II. Ydia;%fõoS Wmdê mdGud,dj i|yd wOHhkh lsrSug wfmalaId lrk fndfyda m%Odk úIhka" wOHhk fmdÿ iy;sl m;% Wiia fm< úNd.hg yodrd ;sîu mQ¾j wjYH;djla fkdfõ' tfy;a we;eï úIhka f;dard .ekSfï oS ta iu`.u yeoErsh hq;= fjk;a mdGud,d tall ms

III. m%Odk úIhj,g wod< yr mdGud,dj,g w;sf¾lj úIh noaO fjk;a ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tall o yeoErSug we;eï wOHhkdxY ks¾foaY lrkq ,eìh yelsh'

IV. we;eï úIhka yeoErSu i|yd úfYaI f,i úYajúoHd, m%fõYh ,nd meñfKk úoHd¾Òka ^special intake& úiska Ydia;%fõoS Wmdê mdGud,d i|yd wjYHfhkau kshñ; úIhu yeoErsh hq;=h'

V. mdGud,d tall i|yd ,shdmosxÑ ùug ta i|yd úfYaIfhka ilik ,o S-1 wdlD;s m;%h fyda ud¾..; (online) l%uhg ,shdmosxÑ jkafka kï wod< fjí wvúfha ta i|yd we;s ud¾..; fmdaruh fhdod .; hq;=h'

3.6.2 mdGud,d tallhla i|yd jQ ,shdmosxÑh fjkia lrjd .ekSu I. ;uka ,shdmosxÑ jQ lsishï mdGud,d tallhla fjkia lrjd .ekSug úoHd¾:sfhl=g wjYH fõ kï" wod< iudislfha m%:u i;s fol we;=<; ta b,a,Su bgq lrjd .; hq;=h' fï ld¾h i|yd Ndú;d l< hq;= S-2 wdlD;s m;%hla u`.ska fyda ud¾..; l%uh Ndú;d lrkafka kï wod< fjí wvúfha ta i|yd we;s ud¾..; fmdaruh Ndú;d lr ;u b,a,Su mSGdΩêm;s fj; fhduq l< hq;=h'

3.6.3 ,shdmosxÑh oS¾> lrjd .ekSu I. iudislhl ish¨u mdGud,d i|yd kshñ; iudislfha oS yer fjk;a iudislhl oS ,shdmosxÑ ùug ^,shdmosxÑh oS¾> lrjd .ekSug& woyia lrk lsishï úoHd¾:sfhl=g ta i|yd S-3 wdlD;s m;%hla u`.ska b,a¨ï l< yelsh'

II. Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,djla yeoErSug wfmaCId lrk úoHd¾Òka m%:u jif¾ fojk iudislfha úNd. m%;sM, ksl=;a ù i;s folla kslau hdug fmr ta i|yd S-4 wdlD;s m;%h fyda ud¾..; l%uh Ndú;d lrkafka kï wod< fjí wvúfha ta i|yd we;s ud¾..; fmdaruh Ndú;d lr whÿï m;%hla mSGdêm;s fj; bosrsm;a l< hq;=h'

3.6.4 we.hqï mrSlaIK i|yd fmkS isàu ksYaÑ; mdGud,d tallhla i|yd ,shdmosxÑ jQ úoHd¾Òka wod< iudislh wjidkfha mj;ajk tu mdGud,d tallhg wh;a

mrSlaIKhg fmkS isáh hq;= w;r tu wjia:dj m%:u jdrh f,i ie,fla' lsishï úoHd¾:sfhl= ;ukag kshñ; m%:u jdrfha oS hï mrSlaIKhlg fmkS isáh;a ke;;a Tyq$ weh tu mrSlaIKhg m%:u jdrh i|yd fmkS isá wfhl= fia i,lkq ,eìh hq;=h'

3.6.5 wLKav we.hqï mrSlaIK I. úoHd¾:sfhl= ksYaÑ; mdGud,d tallhla i|yd mj;ajkq ,nk wLKav we.hqï mrSlaIKhlg ffjoH fya;+ka u; fyda mSG uKav,hg iEySulg m;aúh yels fjk;a fya;=jla u; fmkS isàug wmfydi;a jqjfyd;a tu iudislh ;=

II. iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKhg fmkS isàug wjir we;af;a ish¨u wLKav we.hqï mrSlaIK i|yd fmkS isá úoHd¾:Skag muKs'

III. wLKav we.hqï iïmQ¾K fkdlsrSfï fya;=fjka iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKj,g fmkS isàug wjir fkd,nk úoHd¾Òka tu mdGud,d tallh wiu;a jQ f,i i,lkq ,eìh hq;=h'

3.6.6 iudisl wjidk mrSlaIK I. úoHd¾:sfhl= Tyqg$ wehg kshñ; mdGud,d tallhla i|yd mj;ajkq ,nk iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKh i|yd fmkS isáh hq;=h' ffjoH fya;+ka u; fyda ikd;k iNdjg iEySulg m;aúh yels fjk;a fya;=jla u; tfia fmkS isàug wfmdfydi;a jqjfyd;a mrSlaIKh mj;ajk wdikaku B<Õ wjia:dfõoS tu mdGud,dfõ mrSlaIKhg m%:u j;djg fmkS isák úoHd¾:sfhl= f,i i,lk fuka mSGdêm;sf.ka b,a,Sula l< yels h' tn`ÿ b,a,Sulg tlÕ ùfï n,h mSG uKav,fha wkque;sh u; ikd;k iNdj i;= jk w;r

tfia tlÕ jQ wjia:djl tu úoHd¾:shd t

II. mdGud,d tallhl iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKhg fmkS isàu i|yd úoHd¾:sfhl= tu mdGud,d tallfha foaYk iy wfkl=;a wOHhk lghq;= i|yd ishhg 80 l wju iyNd.s;ajhla ,nd ;sìh hq;=h' fuu ;;ajh imqrd,Sug wfmdfydi;a jk úoHd¾Òka tu mdGud,d tallh wiu;a isiqka f,i i,lkq ,efí'

III. mdGud,d tallhl foaYk iy wfkl=;a wOHhk lghq;= i|yd iyNd.s úh hq;= wju m%;sY;h fkdue;s ùfuka mdGud,d tallhl iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKhg fmkS isàug wjir fkd,efnk úoHd¾:sfhl= t

3.6.7 we.hqï mrSlaIK i|yd kej; fmkS isàu I. iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKfhka wiu;a jQ mdGud,d tallhla i|yd mqk¾ mrSlaIK fkdmeje;afjk w;r tu mdGud,d tallh yr mdGud,d tallhla kï wksjd¾hfhka u Bg wod< mrSlaIK meje;afjk B<Õ wjia:djl oS ta i|yd fmkS isg idu¾:Hh ,nd .; hq;= h'

II. wiu;a jQ mdGud,d tallh ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tallhla kï tu mdGud,d tallh i|yd u kej; fmkS isàu wksjd¾h fkdfõ' úoHd¾:shdf.a wNsu;h mrsos tu ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tallhu fyda tu mdGud,d tallh fjkqjg tu iudislfhys fjk;a ´kEu ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tallhla w¨;ska yeoErSug wjia:dj ysñ fõ' tfia mdGud,d tallh fjkia fldg kj mdGud,d tallhla w¨;ska yeoErSug kï bj;a jk mdGud,d tallh wh;a jk wOHhkdxYfhka

tu mdGud,d tallfhka bj;a ùug iy w¨;ska f;dard .kakd mdGud,d tallh wh;a jk wOHhkdxYfhka tu mdGud,d tallh i|yd ,shdmosxÑ ùug wjir .; hq;= h'

III. by; wdldrhg wiu;a jQ ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tallhla fjkia lr fjk;a ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tallhla i|yd ,shdmosxÑ jQ úg tu kj mdGud,d tallh fjkqfjka mj;ajkq ,nk ^wLKav we.hqï mrSlaIK o we;=¿j& ish¨u mrSlaIK i|yd fmkS isáh hq;= w;r tu úoHd¾:shd tu mrSlaIK i|yd mqk¾ YsIHhl= fia ie,lsh hq;=h'

IV. flfia kuqÿ wiu;a jQ yr mdGud,d tallhla w;yer fjk;a yr mdGud,d tallhla yeoErSug wjia:dj ,nd fkdosh hq;=h'

V. wiu;a jQ mdGud,d tallhl mrSlaIK i|yd kej; fmkS isák úg wLKav we.hqï mrSlaIK i|yd kej; fmkS isàu wfmalaId fkdflf¾' tfia mdGud,d tallhl mrSlaIK i|yd kej; fmkS isák úg tlS úoHd¾:shd tu mdGud,d tallfha wLKav we.hqï i|yd m%:u j;dfõ oS ,enQ ,l=Kq tf,iu ie,ls,a,g .kq ,nk w;r iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKhg muKla wjYHfhka u kej; fmkS isáh hq;=h' ie'hq' ms f,i idlÉPd lr ikd;k iNdfõ wkque;sh mrsos j¾;udkfha oS l%shd;aulj mj;sk úêúOdk my; mrsos fõ'

1. YsIHfhl= ms

ii. wod< wOHhkdxYfha wxYdêm;s ^wxYdêm;s m

3.7 Wmdêh msrskeóu ^Award of the degree&

3.7.1 Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdêh iy Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdêh msrskeóu lsishï úoHd¾Ófhl="

I. reyqK úYajúoHd,fha YsIHfhl=$ YsIHdjl jYfhka h:dfhda.H mrsos we;=<;a lrkq ,en we;akï"

II. reyqK úYajúoHd,fha YsIHfhl=$ YsIHdjl jYfhka ,shdmosxÑ lrkq ,en we;akï yd tu ,shdmosxÑh wod< wOHhk ld, iSudj we;=<; j,x.=j mej;sfha kï"

III. Tyqg$ wehg wod< jQ tla tla mrSlaIKh i|yd kshu lr we;s wOHhk mdGud,d reyqK úYajúoHd,fha Wml=,m;s;=ud iEySulg

m;ajk whqrska kshu lr we;s ld, iSudj we;=<; iïmQ¾K lr we;akï"

IV. úYajúoHd,h u`.ska kshu lrkq ,eìh yels .dia;= yd úYajúoHd,hg f.úh hq;= wksl=;a f.ùï lr we;akï"

V. Tyq$ weh fj; wod< jk wksl=;a fldkafoais yd wjYH;d imqrd we;akï" Tyq$ weh fj; wod< jk mrsos Ydia;%fõoS idudkH fyda Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdêh msrskeñh yels h'

3.7.2 Wmdê kdu I. msrskefuk Wmdê kdu jkqfha" Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdêh (Bachelor of Arts [General]) iy Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêh (Bachelor of Arts [Special]) h' fuu Wmdê i|yd Ndú;d jk flá kduhkag Wod(-

Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdêh – BA Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêh – ^úfYaI úIh N+f.da, úoHdj kï& (BA [Sp.] in Geography)

3.7.3 Wmdêh j,x.= oskh I. Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdêh i|yd mSGfha ,shdmosxÑ jQ úoHd¾Ófhl= ;u wOHhk ld,iSudj wjika jk yhjk iudislh wjidkfha oS ish¨ mdGud,d tall iu;a ù we;akï Tyqf.a$ wehf.a Wmdêh j,x.= jk oskh jkafka yhjk iudislfha wjika mrSlaIKfha wjika m%Yak m;%h mej;s oskhg miq jev lrk oskh hs'

II. Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdêh i|yd mSGfha ,shdmosxÑ jQ úoHd¾Ófhl= ;u wOHhk ld,iSudj wjika jk wgjk iudislh wjidkfhaoS ish¨u mdGud,d tall iu;aj we;akï wjika mrSlaIKfha wjika m%Yak m;%h mej;s oskfha isg osk 30 lg miq t

III. fuu osk 30 we;=<; ksnkaOfha wjika msgm; mSGfha fcHaIaG iyldr f,aLldêldrS fj; Ndr osh hq;=h' tfia Ndr oSug wfmdfydi;a jk úoHd¾Òka lrkq ,nk b,a,Sï wod< wOHhkdxY m%Odk fj; fhduq l< hq;=h' tn`ÿ b,a,Sï ms

IV. Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdêh fyda Ydia;%fõoS úfYAI Wmdêh yodrk úoHd¾Ófhl= ms

V. mokï mdGud,d iu;ajk oskh Wmdêh j,x.= jk oskhg n,mEula fkdlrhs' tfia jqj o mokï mdGud,d tall iïmQ¾K lr fkdue;s kï Tyqf.a$ wehf.a Wmdê m%;sM, r`ojd ;nk w;r tu mdGud,d tall idu¾:Hh ,o miqj Wmdê m%;sM, ksl=;a l< hq;=h'

3.8 Medical certificates I. úoHd¾Ófhl= mSGfha ,shdmosxÑ ld,h ;=< wjidk úNd. yer wfkl=;a wOHhk lghq;= fjkqfjka my; i|yka ffjoH fyda ks¾osIag fya;+ka u; iyNd.s ùug wfmdfydi;a jk wjia:djkays oS Tyqg$ wehg ta fjkqfjka lreKq bosrsm;a l< yelsh' w' úoHd¾Óhd nrm;< f,i frda.d;=r ùu wd' úoHd¾Óhdf.a foudmshkaf.a fyda ifydaor ifydaorshlf.a fyda ld,;%hdf.a fyda ¥ orejkaf.a fyda wNdjh

we' úoHd¾Óhd wd.ñl mQcljrhl= kï" tu úoHd¾Óhdf.a m%Odk wd.ñl .=rejrhdf.a wmj;a ùu wE' úoHd¾Óhl=f.a ore m%iQ;sh b' úoHd¾Óhd úYajúoHd,fhka wkqu; lrkq ,enQ wOHhk" l%Svd fyda ixialD;sl lghq;a;la i|yd cd;sl fyda cd;Hka;r uÜgñka iyNd.s ùu

B' ikd;k iNdjg ms

II. úoHd¾Ófhl= by; i|yka fya;= tlla fyda lsysmhla my; oelafjk kS;Hdkql+, ,shú,s u`.ska ;yjqre lr bosrsm;a l< úg tu lreKq i,ld n,d úoHd¾Óhdf.a b,a,Sug wjir ,nd oSfï n,h mSG uKav,hg fyda ikd;k iNdjg ysñ fõ'

III. ffjoH fyda fjk;a ks¾osIag fya;+ka iu`. bosrsm;a l< hq;= kS;Hdkql+, ,shú,s(- w' mjqf,a idudcslhl=f.a wNdjhla u; b,a,Su isÿ lrkafka kï wNdjh ;yjqre lsrSu i|yd urK iy;slh iu`. tu {d;s;ajh ;yjqre flfrk m%dfoaYSh f,alïjrhdf.a iy;slhla wd' m%Odk wd.ñl .=rejrhdf.a wmj;a ùu u; b,a,Su isÿ lrkafka kï wmj;a ùu ;yjqre lsrSu i|yd urK iy;slh iu`. tu .=re isiq in|;djh ;yjqre flfrk m%dfoaYSh f,alïjrhdf.a iy;slhla we' úYajúoHd,hlska wkqu; lrk ,o l%Svd fyda ixialD;sl lghq;a;la u; b,a,Su isÿ lrkafka kï tu lghq;a; i|yd iyNd.s jQ njg ;yjqre lsrSug wod< n,OdrSkaf.ka ,nd .;a iy;sl wE' fjk;a fya;=jla bosrsm;a lrkafka kï tu lreK ;yjqre lsrSu i|yd ms

IV. fuu b,a,Su ffjoH fya;+ka u; bosrsm;a lrkafka kï 2011'01'20 osk ksl=;a lrk ,o reyqK úYajúoHd, wNHka;r pl%f,aL wxl 2011$01 ys i|yka wNHka;r YsIHhka ffjoH fya;+ka u; fkdmeñKSu iïnkaOj ffjoH iy;sl bosrsm;a lsrSu i|yd wod< jk my; i|yka ks¾Kdhl wkq.ukh l< hq;=h'

1. ffjoH fya;+ka u; Wmdê mrSCIKj,g fmkS fkdisàu ffjoH fya;+ka u; úNd.j,g fmkS fkdisàu iïnkaOj ffjoH iy;sl bosrsm;a lsrSfïoS my; i|yka úêúOdk wkq.ukh l< hq;=h' 1.1. bosrsm;a lrkq ,nk ffjoH iy;sl úYajúoHd,hSh ffjoH ks,OdrS úiska fyda rcfha wdfrda.H Yd,djlska fyda úfYaI{ ffjoH ks,Odrsfhl= úiska ksl=;a lrk ,o ffjoH iy;slhla úh hq;=h' 1.2. by; ish¨ ffjoH iy;sl rcfha wdlD;s m;%hl$ ,sms YS¾I iys;j yd ks, uqødjla iys;j ksl=;a lrk ,o úêu;a ffjoH iy;sl úh hq;=h' 1.3. bosrsm;a lrkq ,nk tla ffjoH iy;slhla Wmrsu osk 14la olajd muKla bosrsm;a l< hq;= w;r ffjoH fya;+ka u; ;jÿrg;a ksjdvq wjYH kï kej;;a úêu;a ffjoH iy;slhla bosrsm;a lsrSu wjYH fõ' 1.4. ffjoH fya;+ka u; hï YsIHfhl=g úNd.h i|yd fmkS isàug fkdyels jkafka kï ta nj jydu úÿ,s mqj;la u`.ska wod< mSGfha mSGdêm;sg$ f,aLldêldrSg$ wod< mSGfha fcHaIaG iyldr f,aLldêldrS fyda iyldr f,aLldêldrS fj; oekaúh hq;=h' yels blaukska wod< ffjoH iy;sl bosrsm;a l< hq;= w;r tu ld,h ffjoH ksjdvq wjikaj mSGhg jd¾;d l< osk isg i;shla fkdblauúh hq;=h'

2. foaYkj,g fkdmeñKSu iïnkaOfhka ffjoH iy;sl ksl=;a lsrSu hï YsIHfhl=g ffjoH fya;+ka u; foaYkj,g iyNd.s ùug fkdyels ùu iïnkaOj ffjoH iy;sl bosrsm;a lsrSfïoS my; i|yka ks¾Kdhl wkq.ukh l< hq;=h' 2.1. osk myla ^5& fkdblaujk ld,hla i|yd ffjoH fya;+ka u; foaYkj,g iyNd.s ùug fkdyels ùu ms

3. ffjoH fya;+ka u; úYajúoHd, m%fõYh l,a .ekSu ffjoH fya;+ka u; úYajúoHd, m%fõYh l,a .ekSu i|yd ffjoH iy;sl bosrsm;a lsrSfïoS my; ks¾Kdhl wkq.ukh l< hq;=h' 3.1. hï YsIHfhl= ffjoH fya;+ka u; úYajúoHd, m%fõYh l,a .ekSu i|yd ffjoH iy;sl bosrsm;a lrkafka kï wLKavj fyda lvùï iys;j tu ffjoH iy;slh u`.ska wju jYfhka i;s yhl ^jev lrk osk 30l& ld,hla wdjrKh úh hq;=h' bosrsm;a lrkq ,nk ffjoH iy;sl 1'1 Wm j.ka;sfha i|yka ffjoH ks,Odrsfhl= úiska ksl=;a lrk ,o ffjoH iy;sl úh hq;= w;r 1'2 Wm j.ka;sfha i|yka ks¾Kdhl wkqj bosrsm;a lrk ,o ffjoH iy;slhla úh hq;=h'

4. ffjoH iy;sl wkqu; lsrSu YsIHhka úiska bosrsm;a lrkq ,nk ffjoH iy;sl wkqu; lsrSfïoS my; l%shd ms

2. úoHd¾Òka ffjoH fya;+ka u; b,a,Sï isÿ lr we;s iEu úgloSu mSGfha fcHaIaG iyldr f,aLldêldrs úiska tu ffjoH iy;sl úYajúoHd,fha ffjoH ks,Odrsjrhd fj; bosrsm;a lr ms

3. hï úoHd¾Ófhl=g ffjoH fya;+ka u; hï iudislhla i|yd ,shdmosxÑ ùug fkdyels ;;ajhla ;sfí kï wOHhk j¾Ihla l,a

,nd.ekSu i|yd kS;Hdkql+, ,shú,s iys; b,a,Sula lr ikd;k iNdfõ wkque;sh ,nd .; hq;=h'

4. úúOdldrfha wOHhk lghq;= fjkqfjka fmkS isàug fkdyelsjk úoHd¾Òka by; i|yka ffjoH fyda fjk;a ks¾osIag fya;+kaf.ka neyerj lrk b,a,Sï j,x.= fkdfõ'

5. fuu ksfhda. yd ks¾Kdhl 2013$2014 wOHhk j¾Ifha isg ^tu j¾Ih o we;=¿j& n|jd .efkk kj YsIH lKavdhfï isg l%shd;aul fõ'

6. Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdê mdGud,dj iy Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,dj úoHd¾Òka úiska b,a,d isák wjia:djl tla tla wOHhkdxYfha ;SrKh u; isxy," fou< fyda bx.%Sis udOHhkaf.ka yeoErsh yelsh'

7. fuu mrsÉfþohg wod< jeäÿr f;dr;=re i|yd YsIH w;afmd;g wuqKd we;s weuqKqï wxl 2 iy 3 mrsYS,kh l< yelsh'

Chapter 4 Management Information System of the Faculty

4.1 Course Unit Coordination Office (CUCO) Course Unit Coordination Office (CUCO) has been established to regulate coordination between students, departments and the Dean’s office. Since the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences has converted its programme structure into a credit based course unit system, CUCO provides facilities for students, to register for course units in each semester; to submit semester end examination applications; and to collect semester end examination admissions. Moreover, CUCO guides students in the course unit selection.

CUCO sends the lists of students, who have registered for relevant course units, to all departments. The Dean’s office collects attendance sheets, examination marks return sheets and other documents related to student registration for course units from CUCO. Furthermore, CUCO has the responsibility to print handouts for large groups of students (more than 50).

While functioning as an information hub of the faculty, CUCO’s vision is to provide correct information about academic activities to academic staff members and students. It collects correct data from students and departments towards generating more appropriate, reliable and accessible information to distribute and save for future needs.

4.1.1 Staff Coordinator Mr W.A.N.D. Wijesinghe Senior Lecturer Department of Economics

Computer Application Assistant Mrs M.A. Rasika

Office Assistant Mr A.K. Nuwan Ruwan

4.2 Relevant application forms Application Purpose form

S-1 (i) Registration for BA degree 1000 level first semester course units

S-1 (ii) Registration for BA degree 1000 level second semester course units

S-1 G (i) Registration for BA (General) degree 2000 level first semester course units

S-1 G (ii) Registration for BA (General) degree 2000 level second semester course units

S-1 G (iii) Registration for BA (General) degree 3000 level first semester course units

S-1 G (iv) Registration for BA (General) degree 3000 level second semester course units

S-1 S (i) Registration for BA (Special) degree 2000 level first semester course units

S-1 S (ii) Registration for BA (Special) degree 2000 level second semester course units

S-1 S (iii) Registration for BA (Special) degree 3000 level first semester course units

S-1 S (iv) Registration for BA (Special) degree 3000 level second semester course units

S-1 S (v) Registration for BA (Special) degree 4000 level first semester course units

S-1 S (vi) Registration for BA (Special) degree 4000 level second semester course units

S-2 Application to change registered course units

S-3 Application to extend registered course units

S-4 Application for BA (Special) degree programme

S-5 Student evaluation form

S-6 Application for end semester examination

S-7 Admission sheet for end semester examination

C-1 Comprehensive course plan for each course unit

C-2 List of registered students

C-3 Final mark sheet (course unit)

F-1 Final mark sheet (semester)

F-2 Overall mark sheet

4.3 Hostel facilities Though the University of Ruhuna was established as a non residential university, the need for residential facilities for students was later identified. As a result, a number of student hostels have been established. The university maintains three hostels within the university premises for girls. There are outside hostels for boys and girls.

At the present nearly 50 per cent of the students are provided with hostel facilities. The university provides hostels for all boys eligible for hostel facilities and for a limited number of girls. The first year and final year students are given the priority. A few university-owned houses and rented houses are also being used as student hostels.

Hostel facilities are given according to the student ratio in the Faculty of Science and the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. An annual fee of Rs.600 is charged from a student. Providing hostel facilities for students is under the purview of the Student Affairs Branch of the university.

4.3.1 Sub-wardens – Girls’ hostels Hostel Name of the sub-warden Wellamadama (No. 1) Ms M.H.C. Priyadarshani Wellamadama (No. 2) Ms Shyamini Karunarathne Wellamadama (No. 3) Ms G.G. Chamila Jayalal Eliyakanda old girls’ hostel Ms P. Kumarasinghe Eliyakanda new girls’ hostel Ms A.P. Hemanthi

4.3.2 Sub-wardens – Boys’ hostels Hostel Name of the sub-warden Meddawatta Mr H.M.K. Herath Eliyakanda old boys’ hostel Mr Srinath Dissanayake Eliyakanda new boys’ hostel Mr Srinath Dissanayake Walawwatta bhikkhu hostel Mr A.D. Kularathne Pamburana Mr A.D. Kularathne

4.3.3 Available hostel facilities: Girls’ hostels Hostel Number of students Wellamadama (No. 1) 92 Wellamadama (No. 2) 424 Wellamadama (No. 3) 416 Eliyakanda old girls’ hostel 180 Eliyakanda new girls’ hostel 396

4.3.4 Available hostel facilities: Boys’ hostels Hostel Number of students Meddawatta 300 Eliyakanda old boys’ hostel 80 Eliyakanda new boys’ hostel 396 Walawwatta bhikkhu hostel 90 Pamburana 80

4.4 Scholarships Students are offered the following types of financial assistance to complete their study programmes successfully:

 Mahapola higher education scholarships  Bursary grants  Other scholarships

4.4.1 Mahapola higher education scholarships The University Grants Commission sends application forms to all university entrants to apply for this scholarship. The duly completed forms should be returned to the University Grants Commission by the student. The student’s parent’s income, the number of siblings under 18 years of age who are studying, the distance from his/ her home to

the university and the district level are considered when granting the scholarship. Merit scholarships are granted according to the merit level achieved by students at the GCE (A/L) examination.

 Merit scholarship Rs.5050 per instalment  General scholarship Rs.5000 per instalment

4.4.2 Bursary grants The students who do not receive Mahapola scholarships are eligible to apply for bursaries offered by the university. The university calls applications for bursaries from university entrants. Family income, the number of siblings under 19 years of age who are studying, and the distance from his/ her home to the university are considered when granting the bursaries.

According to the circular, based on family income, the instalment is Rs.3900 or Rs.4000.

4.4.2.1 Bursary grants of the Ministry of Education Students who obtained scholarships during their school education are eligible to apply for extensions by providing relevant information to the Student Affairs Branch of the university.

4.4.3 Other scholarships Annual Number of value of the Name of the scholarships Duration scholarship Eligibility criteria scholarship per academic (Rs.) year/ batch

K.G.K. Wedahitha 2 Once 5,000 The scholarship will be scholarship given to economically deprived students who have sat their GCE (A/L) examination at Walgama Maha Vidyalaya, Matara and/ or Sujatha Balika Vidyalaya, Matara.

Ensina 4 (the Once 500 The scholarship will be Wickramasekara number of given to economically memorial scholarships deprived students whose scholarship will be annual family income is depended on lesser than Rs.144,000 the fund and successful in their availability first year examination. at the time of evaluation)

Rev. Dr Walpola 1 Once 5,000 The scholarship will be Piyananda Thero awarded to an internal scholarship student of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences who selected to follow a BA (Special) degree in Buddhist Philosophy by obtaining the highest aggregate for Buddhist Philosophy at the first year examination.

Yuri Nagai 1 Once 10,000 The scholarship will be scholarship awarded to an internal student of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences who selected to follow a BA (Special) degree in Buddhist Philosophy/ Pali/ Buddhist Culture by obtaining the highest aggregate for Buddhist Philosophy/ Pali/ Buddhist Culture at the first year examination.

Rev. Jim Sum 1 Once 4,000 The scholarship will be Nam scholarship awarded to an internal student of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences who selected to follow a BA (Special) degree in Buddhist Culture by obtaining the highest aggregate for Buddhist Culture at the first year examination.

Justin 1 Once 5,000 The scholarship will be Wijewardena awarded to an internal memorial student of the Faculty of scholarship Humanities and Social Sciences who selected to follow a BA (Special) degree in Sinhala by obtaining the highest aggregate for Sinhala at the first year examination.

Professor 1 Once 18,000 The scholarship will be Ranaweera Banda awarded to an memorial economically deprived scholarship student of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences who selected to follow a BA (Special) degree in Sociology.

4.5 Cafeterias There are cafeterias located in the Wellamadama university complex.

 Student centre cafeteria  Science faculty cafeteria  Staff cafeterias  Hostel cafeterias

4.6 Cooperative shop Daily provisions can be bought from the cooperative shop located inside the university premises.

4.7 Monthly season tickets Students of the University of Ruhuna are able to buy monthly season tickets at concessionary rates for train and public bus service.

4.8 Post office The Ruhuna University post office is located on the opposite side of the main gate. It is open from Monday to Saturday from 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.

4.9 Banks Branches of the Bank of Ceylon and People’s Bank are located near the university main entrance.

Chapter 5 Department of Economics

5.1 Introduction Economics deals with issues arising from the conflict between human demand for goods and services and the limited supply of resources to satisfy these demands. In brief, economic inquiry may be regarded as the study of choice. Economic policies often need to be made in accordance with traditional problem areas such as inflation, unemployment, the balance of payments, economic growth, exchange rate, stability, agricultural marketing, labour relations, and free trade. Economics makes contributions to more contemporary areas including poverty alleviation, regional disparity, natural resources and environment, foreign ownership, privatisation, and aging of population.

5.2 Message from the Head – Department of Economics The Department of Economics is one of the eight departments within the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Ruhuna which was established in 1978 to offer an integrated range of undergraduate and graduate educational programmes. It provides an excellent academic environment for the pursuit of study programmes at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

The Department of Economics intends to maintain high standards in teaching and transmission of knowledge and research skills. It offers a range of courses and ensures students receive a high quality degree and employability in both public and private sectors.

Currently the Department of Economics conducts degree programmes under two subjects, Economics and Social Statistics. Existing teaching strength of the academic staff spreads across broad areas. The department provides various facilities to students such as support services, modern computer facilities and department library access.

Dr B.M. Sumanarathne Head – Department of Economics Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Ruhuna

5.3 Undergraduate study programmes The Department of Economics offers both General and Special degree programmes in two disciplines, Economics and Social Statistics.

The degree programme in Economics is designed to improve the understanding of important economic problems and to provide the tools needed for critical analysis of these problems. These programmes are also intended to make students aware of the nature of economic science and of the directions where economic theory moves. The Department of Economics conducts undergraduate programmes that match with the needs of students with a variety of interests, and assists students to become professional economists.

The students who seek to specialise in Economics and Social Statistics are selected on the basis of their performance at the 1000 level examination. Special degree programme is designed to guide students to study the respective disciplines in-depth. The other students can study these two main subjects as a part of their General degree programme.

The Special degree programme in Social Statistics is aimed at training students as statisticians who can analyse social problems on quantitative basis, and make significant decisions that are essential for social and economic development. The students who follow Social Statistics courses are trained to use more advanced computer applications for problem-solving purposes.

All courses of the Special degree programme are offered in both Sinhala and English mediums.

5.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme Economics mdGud,d j¾.h ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Course Level Semester Course code and title category ECN 11513 yr uQ,sl iQCIu wd¾:sl kHdh Core Basic Microeconomic Theory

1 ffjl,ams; No Optional ke; SUP 11513 1000 mrsmQrl uQ,sl .Ks;h Supplementary Basic Mathematics ECN 12513 yr uQ,sl id¾j wd¾:sl kHdh Core 2 Basic Macroeconomic Theory ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional

ECN 21513 yr wka;¾uOHhsl iQCIu wd¾:sl kHdh Core Intermediate Microeconomic Theory ECN 21523 wd¾:sl ixj¾Okfha b;sydih 1 History of Economic Development ffjl,ams;

2000 Optional ECN 21533 wd¾:sl ixLHdkh Economic Statistics ECN 22513 yr wka;¾uOHhsl id¾j wd¾:sl kHdh Core 2 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional ECN 31513 yr ixj¾Ok wd¾:sl úoHdj Core Development Economics ECN 31523 rdcH wxYfha wd¾:sl úoHdj 1 Public Sector Economics ffjl,ams;

3000 Optional ECN 31533 cd;Hka;r fj<|du yd uQ,Hh International Trade and Finance ECN 32513 yr Y%S ,xld wd¾:slh Core 2 Sri Lankan Economy ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional

Social Statistics ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title STS 11513 yr uQ,sl ixLHdk l%u 1 Core Basic Statistical Methods

ffjl,ams; No 1000 Optional ke; STS 12513 yr iïNdú;d uQ,O¾u Core 2 Probability Principles ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional STS 21513 2000 yr 1 jHdma;s kHdh Core Distribution Theory

STS 21523 wka;¾uOHhsl .Ks;h Intermediate Mathematics

ffjl,ams; STS 21533 Optional .Ks;uh wd¾:sl úoHdj Mathematics for Economics ^STS 21533 mdGud,dj ECN 21633 mdGud,djg iudk fõ'& STS 22513 yr wkqñ;sl ixLHdkh Core 2 Statistical Inference ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional STS 31513 yr jHjydrsl m%;smdhk úYaf,aIKh Core Applied Regression Analysis ECN 31523 o;a; ieliSu iy úYaf,aIKh i|yd mrs.Kl Ndú;h 1 Computer Applications for Data ffjl,ams; Processing and Analysis Optional 3000 STS 31533 uQ,H .Ks;h Financial Mathematics STS 32513 yr ksheÈ ióCIK iy ksheÿï l%u Core Survey Sampling and Sampling 2 Techniques ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional

5.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme Economics ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title ECN 11513 yr uQ,sl iQCIu wd¾:sl kHdh Core Basic Microeconomic Theory

1000 1 ffjl,ams; No Optional ke; SUP 11513 mrsmQrl uQ,sl .Ks;h Supplementary Basic Mathematics

ECN 12513 yr uQ,sl id¾j wd¾:sl kHdh Core 2 Basic Macroeconomic Theory ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional ECN 21613 wka;¾uOHhsl iQCIu wd¾:sl kHdh Intermediate Microeconomic Theory

ECN 21623 yr wd¾:sl ixj¾Okfha b;sydih Core History of Economic Development

ECN 21633 1 .Ks;uh wd¾:sl úoHdj Mathematics for Economics ECN 21643 wd¾:sl ixLHdkh ffjl,ams; Economic Statistics

Optional ECN 21653 uqo,a nexl= yd uQ,Hh 2000 Money, Banking and Finance ECN 22613 wka;¾uOHhsl id¾j wd¾:sl kHdh Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory

ECN 22623 yr wd¾:sl Ñka;kfha b;sydih Core History of Economic Thought

ECN 22633 2 uQ,sl wd¾:slñ;sh Basic Econometrics ECN 22643 iïNdú;dj iy ixLHdk wkqñ;sh ffjl,ams; Probability and Statistic Inference

Optional ECN 22653 uQ,H kHdh Finance Theory ECN 31613 ixj¾Ok wd¾:sl úoHdj Development Economics

ECN 31623 3000 yr 1 rdcH wxYfha wd¾:sl úoHdj Core Public Sector Economics

ECN 31633 cd;Hka;r fj<|du yd uQ,Hh International Trade and Finance

ECN 31623 rdcH wxYfha wd¾:sl úoHdj Public Sector Economics

ECN 31633 cd;Hka;r fj<|du yd uQ,Hh International Trade and Finance

ECN 31643 ffjl,ams; o;a; ieliSu iy úYaf,aIKh i|yd Optional mrs.Kl Ndú;h I Computer Applications for Data Processing and Analysis I

ECN 31653 iqCIu uQ,Hh yd .%dóh uQ,H fj<|fmd< Micro Finance and Rural Money Market ECN 32613 Y%S ,xld wd¾:slh Sri Lankan Economy

ECN 32623 yr m¾fhaIK l%ufõoh Core Research Methodology

ECN 32633 2 jHjydrsl wd¾:slñ;sh I Applied Econometrics I ECN 32643 mdrsirsl yd n,Yla;s wd¾:sl úoHdj Environmental and Energy Economics ffjl,ams;

Optional ECN 32653 .sKqïlrKh Accounting 1 yr ECN 41613 Core Wiia wd¾:sl kHdh Advance Economic Theory

ECN 41623 4000 jHjydrsl wd¾:slñ;sh II Applied Econometrics II

ECN 41633 jHdmD;s l

ECN 41643 m¾fhaIK fhdackdj,sh Research Proposal ffjl,ams; ECN 41653 Optional ld,fY%aKs wd¾:slñ;sh Time Series Econometrics

ECN 41663 uQ,H wd¾:sl úoHdj Financial Economics 2 yr ECN 42613 Core ixj¾Ok uQ,Hh Development Finance

ECN 42623 iajNdúl iïm;a iy mdrsirsl l

ECN 42633 jHdmdr ikaksfõokh Business Communication

ECN 42643 iajdëk m¾fhaIK ksnkaOh Independent Dissertation ffjl,ams; ECN 42653 Optional o;a; ieliSu iy úYaf,aIKh i|yd mrs.Kl Ndú;h II Computer Applications for Data Processing and Analysis II

ECN 42663 iSudjdisl mqyqKqj Internship

Social Statistics ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title STS 11513 yr uQ,sl ixLHdk l%u 1 Core Basic Statistical Methods

1000 ffjl,ams; No Optional ke; STS 12513 yr 2 iïNdú;d uQ,O¾u Core Probability Principles

ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional STS 21613 jHdma;s kHdh Distribution Theory

STS 21623 yr wka;¾uOHhsl .Ks;h Core Intermediate Mathematics

STS 21633 ixld¾h m¾fhaIK Operational Research 1 STS 21643 wka;¾uOHhsl iQCIu wd¾:sl kHdh Intermediate Microeconomic Theory (STS 21643 mdGud,dj ECN 21613 mdGud,djg iudk fõ') ffjl,ams;

Optional STS 21653 .Ks;uh wd¾:sl úoHdj Mathematics for Economics (STS 21653 mdGud,dj ECN 21633 mdGud,djg iudk fõ') STS 22613 2000 wkqñ;sl ixLHdkh

Statistical Inference

STS 22623 uQ,sl wd¾:slñ;sh yr Basic Econometrics Core (STS 22623 mdGud,dj ECN 22633 mdGud,djg iudk fõ')

STS 22633 m%cdúoHd;aul úêl%u 2 Demographic Techniques STS 22643 wka;¾uOHhsl id¾j wd¾:sl kHdh Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory (STS 22643 mdGud,dj ECN 22613 mdGud,djg iudk fõ') ffjl,ams; Optional STS 22653 uQ,H kHdh Finance Theory (STS 22653 mdGud,dj ECN 22653 mdGud,djg iudk fõ')

STS 31613 jHjydrsl m%;smdhk úYaf,aIKh Applied Regression Analysis

STS 31623 o;a; ieliSu iy úYaf,aIKh i|yd yr mrs.Kl Ndú;h I Core Computer Applications for Data Processing and Analysis I

STS 31633 ixLHdkh i|yd Wiia .Ks;h 1 Advanced Mathematics for Statistics STS 31643 uQ,H .Ks;h Financial Mathematics

STS 31653 ffjl,ams; iQCIu uQ,Hh yd .%dóh uQ,H Optional fj<|fmd< Micro Finance and Rural Money Market (STS 31653 mdGud,dj ECN 31653 mdGud,djg iudk fõ') 3000 STS 32613 ksheÈ ióCIK iy ksheÿï l%u Survey Sampling and Sampling Techniques

STS 32623 yr m¾fhaIK l%ufõoh Core Research Methodology (STS 32623 mdGud,dj ECN 32623 mdGud,djg iudk fõ')

STS 32633 2 .fõIl o;a; úYaf,aIKh Exploratory Data Analysis STS 32643 .sKqïlrKh Accounting (STS 32643 mdGud,dj ECN 32653 mdGud,djg iudk fõ') ffjl,ams;

Optional STS 32653 jHjydrsl wd¾:slñ;sh I Applied Econometrics I (STS 32653 mdGud,dj ECN 32633 mdGud,djg iudk fõ')

yr STS 41613 Core ld,fY%aKs úYaf,aIKh Time Series Analysis

STS 41623 m¾fhaIK ie,iqï ks¾udK Experimental Designs

STS 41633 jHdmD;s l

STS 41663 jHjydrsl wd¾:slñ;sh II Applied Econometrics II (STS 41663 mdGud,dj ECN 41623 4000 mdGud,djg iudk fõ') yr STS 42613 Core wmrdñ;sl ixLHdk l%u yd m%j¾.sl o;a; úYaf,aIKh Non-parametric and Categorical Data Analysis

STS 42623 ixLHdk ;;aj md,kh Statistical Quality Control

STS 42633 o;a; ieliSu iy úYaf,aIKh i|yd mrs.Kl Ndú;h II 2 Computer Applications for Data Processing and Analysis II

STS 42643 iajdëk ksnkaOh Independent Dissertation ffjl,ams; STS 42653 Optional m%dfhda.sl ixLHdkh i|yd R R for Applied Statistics

STS 42663 iSudjdisl mqyqKqj Internship

5.4 Academic staff Position Name and academic Field of specialisation qualifications

Head of the Dr B.M. Sumanarathne Economics, taxation, Department and BA (Peradeniya), MPhil poverty Senior Lecturer (Ruhuna), PhD (Sheffield)

Senior Professor Senior Professor Piyasiri Micro-economic Vithanage statistics, agricultural BA (Peradeniya), MSc economics,economic (PGIA), MPhil (Ruhuna) demography, econometrics

Senior Lecturer Mr K.K.S. Udayakantha Financial economics, BA (J’pura), MPhil public economics, (Ruhuna) economic history, comparative economics

Senior Lecturer Dr A.J.M. Chandradasa Micro-finance, BA (Peradeniya), MPhil international trade and (Ruhuna), PhD finance, money and (Rajasthan) banking

Senior Lecturer Mr Nisantha Categorical data Kurukulasooriya analysis, parametric BA (J’pura), PG Dip. in and non-parametric Statistics (J’pura), MSc modelling, operations (Colombo) research

Senior Lecturer Mr S.K. Derwin Mathematical BA, MPhil (Ruhuna) economics, micro- economics

Senior Lecturer Mr Sarath Katukurunda Development BA (Ruhuna), MPhil economics, rural (Peradeniya) development

Senior Lecturer Mr L.K. Kapila Peiris Econometrics, project BA (Colombo), MPhil management (Ruhuna)

Senior Lecturer Mrs W.P.S. Rajapakshe Development BA, MPhil (J’pura) economics, monetary economics

Senior Lecturer Mr Nandasiri International trade and Keembiyahetti finance, money and BA (Peradeniya), MSSc banking, applied (NUS) econometrics

Senior Lecturer Mrs E.I. Lelwala Social statistics, BA (Ruhuna), MPhil demography, (Peradeniya) mathematics, exploratory data, robust data analysis

Senior Lecturer Mr W.I.C.S. Gunasinghe Time series BA (Colombo), MSc econometrics, applied (Agder) econometrics, economic modelling and forecasting

Senior Lecturer Mr W.A.N.D Wijesinghe Computer BSc (Ruhuna), MCA programming and (Bangalore) applications

Lecturer Ms H.N. De Silva Banking and finance, (probationary) BA, MEcon (Colombo) environmental economics

Lecturer Ms A.J. Jayasekara Applied econometrics, (probationary) BA (Ruhuna) probability and statistical inference

Computer Mr A.A. Shantha Computer Instructor BA (Ruhuna) programming

Chapter 6 Department of English and Linguistics

6.1 Introduction The Department of English and Linguistics caters for needs of advanced scholarship in English in terms of conducting BA (Special) and (General) degree programmes concentrating on English language, applied linguistics, language arts, and literature and optional courses in service English. This is meant to widen up the undergraduates’ horizons and improve their perception of life in a multicultural context which is crucial today, by enhancing the quality of their exposure to new knowledge produced in English and communicated freshly across the world. Also this will assist the other departments in the university in conducting their courses through the English medium in response to the university’s internationalisation project. Under the directions of the Higher Education for the Twenty-first Century (HETC) project the department has adopted principles of student-centred learning and the specifications indicated in the Sri Lanka Qualification Framework (SLQF) in the design and management of its course units. As a result the classroom teaching and evaluation mechanism involve lectures, discussions, presentations, quizzes, debates, poster presentations, demonstrations, teaching practice sessions, projects, dissertations, and portfolios. Through the incorporation of novel features such as a literary association, a debating society, and a drama society, the department looks forward to becoming one of the most attractive places in the university.

6.2 Message from the Head - Department of English and Linguistics The Department of English and Linguistics is the latest addition to the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. With the establishment of the department, a window will be open for a wide spectrum of academic disciplines pertaining to language, applied linguistics, literature, critical theory, cultural studies, and communication in English and the students of the University of Ruhuna as well as the community of the southern province are expected to benefit from it.

Through the set of comprehensive courses in English language skills which are taught to the readers of English for the General/ Special degree as optional, the department intends enhancing English language skills of the entire student community of the university. As the English programmes of the universities around the world are faced with new challenges as a result of radical developments in popular culture and the arts as well as of new social, political and ideological trends, the department maintains a liberal position about the research interests the students develop, in the belief that it will be able to help fashion the thinking of the students only if it addresses the issues that genuinely concern them.

The Department of English and Linguistics, currently supported mainly by the English language teaching staff, welcomes you all to keep rapport with it.

Senior Professor E.A. Gamini Fonseka Head – Department of English and Linguistics Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Ruhuna

6.3 Undergraduate study programmes The Department of English and Linguistics offers study programmes leading to undergraduate degrees in English. The course contents of these programmes are expected to enhance knowledge and expertise in English.

Students are selected for the 1000 level courses in English under three criteria: 1. Ordinary pass (S) in English at the GCE A/L examination; 2. Credit pass (C) in English at the GCE O/L examination; and 3. Distinction pass (A) in English at the GCE O/L examination.

Students are selected for the Special degree programme on the basis of their performance in the 1000 level courses.

6.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme English and Linguistics Level Semester Course Course code and title category Core ENG 11513 Introduction to English Language 1 Optional ENG 11523 Expressive Skills

1000 Core ENG 12513 Introduction to English Literature

2 Optional ENG 12523 Reporting Skills

Core ENG 21513 Critical Reading and Writing 1 Optional ENG 21523 Translation I

Core ENG 22513 Introduction to Sri Lankan Literature in 2000 English

Optional ENG 22523 2 Analysing and Interpreting Information

ENG 22533 Basic Concepts in English Language Training and Classroom Management

Core ENG 31513 Analytical Writing

Optional ENG 31523 1 Translation II

3000 ENG 31533 Teaching the Four Skills

Core ENG 32513 2 Introduction to World Literature in English

6.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme English and Linguistics Level Semester Course Course code and title category Core ENG 11513 Introduction to English Language 1 Optional ENG 11523 Expressive Skills 1000 Core ENG 12513 Introduction to English Literature 2 Optional ENG 12523 Reporting Skills

Core ENG 21613 Analytical Reading and Writing

2000 1 ENG 21623 Introduction to 19th and 20th Century Literature

ENG 21633 Basic Concepts in English Language Teaching and Classroom Management

Optional ENG 21653 Extensive Reading

ENG 21643 Translation I

Core ENG 22613 Journalism and Reviewing

ENG 22623 Sri Lankan Literature in English

ENG 22633 2 Pedagogical Theory and Practice

Optional ENG 22653 Analysing and Interpreting Information

ENG 22643 Children’s Literature

Core ENG 31613 Advanced Writing

ENG 31623 Classics of English Literature

ENG 31633 1 Teaching the Four Skills

Optional ENG 31653 Summarising

ENG 31643 3000 Translation II

Core ENG 32613 Structure of English

ENG 32623 World Literature in English 2 ENG 32633 Testing and Evaluation

Optional ENG 32643 Sociolinguistics

Core ENG 41613 Research Methodology 4000 1 ENG 41623 Independent Study I

ENG 41633 Post-colonial Literature

ENG 41643 Current Trends in English Language Training

Optional ENG 41663 Academic and Professional Writing

ENG 41653 Western Classics (Extracts)

Core ENG 42613 Discourse Analysis

ENG 42623 Independent Study II

ENG 42633 2 Sri Lankan Writing

ENG 42643 Institutional Training

Optional ENG 42653 Historical Linguistics

6.4 Academic staff Position Name and academic Field of Specialisation qualifications

Head of the Senior Professor E.A. Drama, fiction, poetry, Department and Gamini Fonseka linguistics, pragmatics, Senior Professor BA (Kelaniya), MA English language (Edinburgh), PhD (Vaasa) teaching methods

Senior Lecturer Dr D.V.N. Harischandra Post-colonial feminist BA, MPhil (Peradeniya), literary criticism with PhD (JNU) special reference to the Sri Lankan women’s novel in English

Senior Lecturer Mr P.N. Rathnayake English language BA (Sabaragamuwa), MA teaching, English (Kelaniya) literature, applied linguistics

Chapter 7 Department of Geography

7.1 Introduction Geography seeks to understand, explain and analyse the reciprocal relationship between human activities and the environment. This definition reflects the wider scope of the subject that embraces a number of related fields.

The degree programme in Geography envisages two objectives: 1) to provide a geographical knowledge on physical and social environment that leads to formulation and implementation of development activities; and 2) to develop and improve students’ skills that enhance the value of their work.

At the beginning of university education in Sri Lanka in the 1920s, Geography was introduced as a subject to the university curriculum. Since then, Geography has continuously been a popular subject in university education. The Department of Geography at the University of Ruhuna was established on 1 January 1979 with three academics, one non-academic and 50 students. Earlier, the department was located at the Teachers’ Training College at Eliyakanda. In 1984, it was shifted to a new building complex with a unique architectural landscape at Wellamadama.

7.2 Message from the Head – Department of Geography I am pleased to send a message to the student handbook 2016/2017 of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Ruhuna. The Department of Geography, one of the leading departments of the faculty, consists of excellent academic figures who are experts of multiple disciplines in Geography. Our mission is to be a centre of academic and scientific excellence.

The Department of Geography consists of two geographic information system (GIS) labs including information technology facilities, a cartography lab, a mini auditorium, a library and an open space reading room.

We offer more than 40 undergraduate courses under both General and Special degree programmes. Field visits are compulsory for students because we highly concern the quality of our study programmes. The Association of Geography and Environmental Science is a students’ society that helps improving their extracurricular activities. We use our human and physical resources towards producing quality geographers as well as perfect graduates.

I wish you all a bright and successful future.

Mr G. Senarath Head – Department of Geography Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Ruhuna

7.3 Undergraduate study programmes The Department of Geography offers General and Special degree programmes for undergraduate students. The students who expect to specialise Geography are selected on the basis of their performance at the 1000 level end semester examinations.

7.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme Geography ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title GEO 11513 yr uQ,sl N+f.da, úoHdj 1 Core Fundamentals of Geography

ffjl,ams; No 1000 Optional ke; GEO 12513 yr uQ,sl is;shï úoHdj Core 2 Basic Cartography ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional GEO 21513 yr N+f.da, úoHdfõ kj oelau yd m%fõY Core New Perspectives and Approaches in Geography GEO 21523 ksj¾;k foaY.=Kh Tropical Climate

GEO 21533 1 ÿria: ixfõo uQ,O¾u ffjl,ams; Principles of Remote Sensing

Optional 2000 GEO 21553 f.da,ShlrKh( Y%S ,xldfõ me;slv Globalization: Sri Lankan Profile

GEO 21573 iajNdúl mrsirh yd iïm;a Natural Environment and Resources GEO 22513 yr N+ rEm úoHdj Core Geomorphology 2 GEO 22523 ffjl,ams; N+f.da,Sh f;dr;=re moaO;s Optional Geographic Information Systems

GEO 31513 yr N+ñ mrsfNda. ie,iqïlrKh Core Land Use Planning GEO 31523 wdmod l

GEO 31543 ffjoH N+f.da, úoHdj Medical Geography

1 GEO 31553 ffjl,ams; m%cd jk l

GEO 31563 kd.rSlrKh yd ixl%uKh Urbanization and Migration

GEO 31573 .x.dY%s; iy fjr

7.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme Geography ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title GEO 11513 yr uQ,sl N+f.da, úoHdj 1 Core Fundamentals of Geography

ffjl,ams; No 1000 Optional ke; GEO 12513 yr uQ,sl is;shï úoHdj Core Basic Cartography 2

ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional

GEO 21613 N+f.da, úoHdfõ kj oelau yd m%fõY New Perspectives and Approaches in Geography

yr GEO 21623 Core ksj¾;k foaY.=Kh Tropical Climate

GEO 21633 ÿria: ixfõo uQ,O¾u Principles of Remote Sensing GEO 21643 f.da,Sh msysàï moaO;sh yd ixLHdxl 1 is;shï úoHdj Global Positioning System and Digital Cartography

GEO 21653 f.da,ShlrKh( Y%S ,xldfõ me;slv ffjl,ams; Globalization: Sri Lankan Profile Optional

GEO 21663 msysàï úYaf,aIKh 2000 Locational Analysis

GEO 21673 iajNdúl mrsirh yd iïm;a Natural Environment and Resources GEO 22613 N+ rEm úoHdj Geomorphology

GEO 22623 yr N+f.da,Sh f;dr;=re moaO;s Core Geographical Information Systems

GEO 22633 uQ,sl ixLHdkh Basic Statistics 2 GEO 22643 ixj¾Ok N+f.da, úoHdj Development Geography

GEO 22653 ffjl,ams; ixprK N+f.da, úoHdj Optional Transport Geography

GEO 22663 id.r N+f.da, úoHdj Marine Geography

GEO 22673 iajNdúl Wmøj ms

GEO 31623 wdmod l

GEO 31633 mrs.Kl weiqfrka N+f.da,Sh o;a; úYaf,aIKh Computer-based Geographical Data Analysis 1 GEO 31643 ffjoH N+f.da, úoHdj Medical Geography

GEO 31653 m%cd jk l

Optional GEO 31663 kd.rSlrKh yd ixl%uKh 3000 Urbanization and Migration

GEO 31673 .x.dY%s; iy fjr

GEO 32623 mrsir ¥IK md,kh yr Environmental Pollution Control Core

GEO 32633 c, úoHdj iy c, iïm;a 2 l

Optional GEO 32653 foaYmd,k N+f.da, úoHdj Political Geography

GEO 32663 Wiia N+f.da,Sh f;dr;=re moaO;s Advanced Geographic Information Systems

GEO 32673 iïuka;%K yd bosrsm;a lsrSï Seminars and Presentations 4000 1 yr GEO 41613 Core m%dfoaYSh ixj¾Okh( m%;sm;a;s" ie,iqï iy kS;s Regional Development: Policies, Plans and Law

GEO 41623 ck ixLHd N+f.da, úoHdj Population Geography

GEO 41633 fjr

GEO 41643 iajdëk m¾fhaIK ksnkaOh I Independent Dissertation I ffjl,ams; GEO 41653 Optional kd.rsl ie,iqïlrKh Urban Planning

GEO 41663 Y%S ,xldfõ jdrs c, l

GEO 42623 oCIsK Y%S ,xldfõ N+f.da,Sh me;slv Geographical Profile of Southern Sri Lanka

GEO 42633 m%jdykh yd ixj¾Okh Transport and Development

GEO 42643 iajdëk m¾fhaIK ksnkaOh II Independent Dissertation II

ffjl,ams; GEO 42653 Optional mrsir moaO;s l

GEO 42663 ckdjdi l

7.4 Academic staff Position Name and academic Field of specialisation qualifications

Head of the Mr G. Senarath Land use planning, Department BA, MA (Colombo) resources and development and Senior Lecturer

Professor Professor P. Hewage Reproductive health issues BA, MA (Colombo), MSc including contraceptive (London), PhD (Ruhuna) use and induced abortion, tsunami politics and recovery

Professor Professor M. Ratnayake Regional planning, BA, MA (Colombo) surveying

Senior Lecturer Mr M.M.A. Razzak Rural settlement planning, BA (Vidyodaya), MA rural marketing (Colombo)

Senior Lecturer Dr G. Edirisinghe Medical geography, BA, MA, PhD (Ruhuna) cartography

Senior Lecturer Dr S.L.J. Fernando Biogeography, remote BA, MPhil (Ruhuna), RS sensing, coastal & GIS (IIRS, India), PhD geomorphology, wetland (USM) management

Senior Lecturer Mr S. Wijerathne Coastal geomorphology, BA, MPhil (Ruhuna) remote sensing, disaster management

Senior Lecturer Dr S.K.M. Ali Surface water pollution, BA (Peradeniya), PhD tropical systems, poverty (Durham) and education

Senior Lecturer Mrs W.K.V. Dayalatha Demography, urbanisation BA, MA (Ruhuna)

Senior Lecturer Mr H.A. Palitha Natural hazards, BA, MPhil (Ruhuna) landslides, disaster management

Senior Lecturer Mrs R.A.S.P. Ranabahu Population aging, BA, MPhil (Colombo) migration, poverty and children

Senior Lecturer Dr G.P.T.S. GIS, remote sensing, urban Hemakumara planning, geo-statistical BA (Colombo), PG Dip. model (Moratuwa), MSc (AIT, Thailand), PhD (USM)

Senior Lecturer Dr H.I.G.C. Kumara Forestry, agro-forestry, BA, MPhil (Peradeniya), landscape MSc (Agder), PhD (Waikato)

Lecturer Mr M.S.M.L. Forest resource Karunarathne management, BA (Ruhuna), MSc environmental and (Agder) community development, traditional knowledge

Lecturer Ms I.G.D.S. Yapa Physical geography (probationary) BA (Sabaragamuwa)

Instructor Mr Chandana P. Remote sensing, GIS, Gunasena disaster management BSc, MPhil (Ruhuna)

Chapter 8 Department of History and Archaeology

8.1 Introduction The Department of History was established at the inception of the university. History is one of the most important and key disciplines of the faculty. Many graduates produced by the department have made significant contributions to the development efforts of the country as well as to historical and archaeological research in the southern region of Sri Lanka.

At the national level, the department is anticipated to take up the challenge of filling the gaps in historical and archaeological research, investigations and exploration. The Department of Archaeology and many other institutions seek the expertise of the department to involve in various types of research on Sri Lanka’s history.

8.2 Message from the Head – Department of History and Archaeology I am pleased to convey this message to the student handbook. The Department of History was initiated in 1979 with the inception of the University of Ruhuna. Gradually, this department has been nurtured, and in 1997 it was considered as a distinct academic department. In 1998, the subject of Archaeology was added into the same department.

With the increasing global demand for the subject, the department has introduced novel course units. At the present, more than 300 students follow History and Archaeology. With the dedicated staff and the student centred learning atmosphere, the department has gained a prominent place in the university.

Students who are willing to pursue their higher studies have ample chances to follow MA, MPhil and PhD degrees in History and Archaeology. Finally, I wish you all the best at the beginning of your university life, and I believe that the Department of History and Archaeology would play an influential role during your stay on campus.

Dr M.V. Chandrasiri Head – Department of History and Archaeology Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Ruhuna

8.3 Undergraduate study programmes The Department of History and Archaeology offers study programmes leading to Bachelor of Arts General and Special degrees in History and Archaeology. History deals with the study of change and development of the human past from the origin of writing around 4000 B.C., while the Archaeology studies the human past from the origin of the human kind about three to four million years ago.

The department has designed courses in History to train a beginner to have a general understanding of the evolution of the human species and the historical foundations of the emergence and expansion of the

ancient civilisations. The General and Special degree programmes are orientated to make the student aware of the major historical changes and developments of the world by giving a clear knowledge and understanding of the economic, political, social and cultural developments in Sri Lanka from ancient to modem times.

Under Archaeology programmes, the courses are designed to provide a deep and clear understanding of all aspects of the discipline by focusing the students’ attention on the rapid changes in the world Archaeology and major theoretical and methodological advancements in the subject, while special emphasis will be given to the study of the Sri Lankan culture since the earliest human occupancy in the island.

8.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme History ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title HIS 11513 yr udkj YsIagdpdrfha moku 1 Core Foundation of Ancient Civilization

ffjl,ams; No 1000 Optional ke; HIS 12513 yr bkaoshdfõ yd Y%S ,xldfõ m%d.a b;sydih Core 2 Pre-history of India and Sri Lanka ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional HIS 21513 Y%S ,xldfõ b;sydih ^wdrïNfha isg l%s'j' yr 16jk ishji olajd& Core History of Sri Lanka (from the beginning 2000 to 16th Century AD) 1 HIS 21523 bkaoshdfõ b;sydih ^l%s'mQ' 6jk ishjfia ffjl,ams; isg l%s'j' 16jk ishji olajd& Optional th Histroy of India (from 6 Century BC to 16th Century AD)

HIS 22513 hqfrdamd b;sydih ^l%s'mQ' 5jk ishjfia yr isg l%s'j' 16jk ishji olajd& Core th Histroy of Europe (from 5 Century BC 2 to 16th Century AD) HIS 22523 ffjl,ams; Y%S ,xldfõ mdrïmrsl {dk wOHdmkh Optional Study of Indigenous Knowledge of Sri Lanka HIS 31513 Y%S ,xldfõ b;sydih ^l%s'j' 16jk yr ishjfia isg l%s'j' 1948 olajd& Core th History of Sri Lanka (from 16 Century AD to 1948 AD) 1 HIS 31523 bkaoshdfõ b;sydih ^l%s'j' 16jk ishjfia ffjl,ams; isg l%s'j' 1947 olajd& Optional th History of India (from 16 Century AD 3000 to 1947 AD) HIS 32513 hqfrdamd b;sydih ^l%s'j' 16jk ishjfia yr isg l%s'j' 1945 olajd& Core th History of Europe (from 16 Century AD to 1945 AD) 2 HIS 32523 uE; ld,Sk f,dal b;sydih ^l%s'j' 1945 ffjl,ams; isg l%s'j' 2000 olajd& Optional Contemporary World History (from 1945 AD to 2000 AD)

Archaeology ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title ACL 11513 yr mqrd úoHdj ye|skaùu 1 Core Introduction to Archaeology

ffjl,ams; No 1000 Optional ke; ACL 12513 yr mqrd úoHdfõ ;dCIKsl úêl%u Core 2 Techniques in Archaeology ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional ACL 21513 bkaoshdfõ yd Y%S ,xldfõ mqrd úoHdfõ yr 2000 1 b;sydih Core History of Archaeology in India and Sri Lanka

100

ACL 21523 YsIagdpdr b;sydih History of Civilizations

ffjl,ams; ACL 21533 Optional Y%S ,xldfõ b;sydih( Wmk;Ska yd .uH;d History of Sri Lanka: Trends and Dynamics ACL 22513 yr Y%S ,xldfõ m%d.a b;sydih Core Pre-history of Sri Lanka 2 ACL 22523 ffjl,ams; bkaoshdfõ merKs l,d Ys,am iy jdia;= Optional úoHdj Ancient Art and Architecture of India ACL 31513 Y%S ,xldfõ mqrdCIr" wNsf,aLk iy yr kdKl úoHdj Core Palaeography, Epigraphy and Numismatics ACL 31523 mqrd úoHd Wreu l

101

8.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme History ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title HIS 11513 yr udkj YsIagdpdrfha moku 1 Core Foundation of Ancient Civilization

ffjl,ams; No Optional ke; 1000 HIS 12513 yr bkaoshdfõ yd Y%S ,xldfõ m%d.a Core b;sydih 2 Pre-history of India and Sri Lanka ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional HIS 21613 Y%S ,xldfõ foaYmd,k b;sydih ^wdrïNfha isg l%s'j' 1215 olajd& Political History of Sri Lanka (from the beginning to 1215 AD)

HIS 21623 Y%S ,xldfõ ft;sydisl uQ,dY% wOHhkh ^wdrïNfha isg l%s'j' 16jk yr ishji olajd& Core Study of Sri Lankan Historical Sources (from the beginning to 16th Century AD)

HIS 21633 bkaoshdfõ b;sydih ^l%s'mQ' 6jk 2000 ishjfia isg l%s'j' 16jk ishji 1 olajd& History of India (from 6th Century BC to 16th Century AD) HIS 21643 merKs Y%S ,xldfõ jdrs ;dCIKh iy c, l

ffjl,ams; HIS 21653 Optional Y%S ,xldj iy w.aksos. wdishdj w;r wka;¾ cd;sl in|;d ^wdrïNfha isg l%s'j' 16jk ishji olajd& International Relations between Sri Lanka and South East Asia (from the beginning to 16th Century AD)

102

HIS 22613 Y%S ,xldfõ foaYmd,k b;sydih ^l%s'j' 1215 isg 1815 olajd& Political History of Sri Lanka (from 1215 AD to 1815 AD)

HIS 22623 Y%S ,xldfõ wd¾:sl" iudc yd yr ixialD;sl b;sydih ^wdrïNfha isg Core l%s'j' 16jk ishji olajd& Economic, Social and Cultural History of Sri Lanka (from the beginning to 16th Century AD)

2 HIS 22633 frdayK foaYfha b;sydih History of Rohana HIS 22643 hqfrdamd b;sydih ^l%s'mQ' 5jk ishjfia isg l%s'j' 16jk ishji olajd& History of Europe (from 5th Century ffjl,ams; BC to 16th Century AD) Optional HIS 22653 Y%S ,xldfõ mdrïmrsl ×dk wOHdmkh Study of Indigenous Knowledge of Sri Lanka HIS 31613 Y%S ,xldfõ cd;sl igka jHdmdr yd wdKavql%u ixj¾Okh ^l%s'j' 1815 isg l%s'j' 1948 olajd& National Struggle Movements and Constitutional Development in Sri Lanka (from 1815 AD to 1948 AD)

HIS 31623 Y%S ,xldfõ ft;sydisl uQ,dY% 3000 yr 1 wOHhkh ^l%s'j' 16jk ishjfia isg Core 20jk ishji olajd& Study of Sri Lankan Historical Sources (from 16th Century AD to 20th Century AD)

HIS 31633 bkaoshdfõ b;sydih ^l%s'j' 16jk ishjfia isg l%s'j' 1947 olajd& History of India (from 16th Century AD to 1947 AD)

103

HIS 31643 weursld tlai;a ckmo b;sydih ^wdrïNfha isg l%s'j' 1950 olajd& History of United States of America (from the beginning to 1950 AD)

HIS 31653 ffjl,ams; reishdfõ b;sydih ^l%s'j' 19jk yd Optional 20jk ishjia& History of Russia (19th and 20th Centuries AD)

HIS 31663 Y%S ,xldfõ ixialD;sl Wreuh Cultural Heritage of Sri Lanka HIS 32613 Y%S ,xldfõ wd¾:sl" iudc yd ixialD;sl b;sydih ^l%s'j' 16jk ishjfia isg l%s'j' 1948 olajd& Economic, Social and Cultural History of Sri Lanka (from 16th Century AD to 1948 AD)

yr HIS 32623 Core b;sydih wOHhkh i|yd N+f.da, úoHd f;dr;=re moaO;sh iy is;shï úoHdj Study of GIS and Cartography for History

HIS 32633 b;sydi m¾fhaIK l%ufõo 2 Research Methodologies in History HIS 32643 hqfrdamd b;sydih ^l%s'j' 16jk ishji isg l%s'j' 1945 olajd& History of Europe (from 16th Century AD to 1945 AD)

HIS 32653 uE;ld,Sk f,dal b;sydih ^l%s'j' ffjl,ams; 1945 isg l%s'j' 2000 olajd& Optional Contemporary World History (from 1945 AD to 2000 AD)

HIS 32663 Y%S ,xldfõ b;sydih yd ia;%S;ajh History and Womanhood of Sri Lanka

104

HIS 41613 b;sydilrKh Historiography

HIS 41623 ksoyiska miq YS% ,xldfõ foaYmd,k" iudc yd wd¾:sl fjkiaùï Sri Lanka’s Political, Social and yr Economic Changes after Core Independence

HIS 41633 iSudjdisl mqyqKqj Internship

1 HIS 41643 iajdëk m¾fhaIK ksnkaOh Independent Research (Dissertation) HIS 41653 bkaÿ-Y%S ,xld in|;d Indo-Sri Lanka Relations

HIS 41663 bkaoshka id.r l,dmfha kj ffjl,ams; foaYmd,k m%jK;d 4000 Optional New Political Trends of Indian Ocean Region

HIS 41673 20jk ishjfia Ökh China in the 20th Century HIS 42613 ksoyiska miq Y%S ,xldfõ úfoaY m%;sm;a;sh yd cd;Hka;r in|;d Foreign Policy and International Relations of Sri Lanka after Independence

HIS 42623 Y%S ,xldfõ ckjd¾.sl b;sydih iy yr 2 cd;sl taldnoaO;djh Core Ethnic History and National Cohesion of Sri Lanka

HIS 42633 wdishdkq yd hqfrdamSh foaYmd,k Ñka;kh ^wdrïNfha isg l%s'j' 20jk ishji olajd& Asian and European Political Thought (from the beginning to 20th Century AD)

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HIS 42643 iajdëk m¾fhaIK ksnkaOh Independent Research (Dissertation) HIS 42653 Y%S ,xldfõ hqO b;sydih yd yuqod ixúOdk War History and Military ffjl,ams; Organizations of Sri Lanka Optional HIS 42653 udkj whs;sjdislï ms

Archaeology ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title ACL 11513 yr mqrd úoHdj ye|skaùu 1 Core Introduction to Archaeology

ffjl,ams; ke; No 1000 Optional ACL 12513 yr mqrd úoHdfõ ;dCIKsl úêl%u Core 2 Techniques in Archaeology ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional ACL 21613 bkaoshdfõ yd Y%S ,xldõ mqrd úoHdfõ b;sydih History of Archeology in India and Sri Lanka

ACL 21623 mqrd úoHdfõ b;sydih - f.da,Sh 2000 yr 1 oelau Core History of Archaeology – A Global Perspective

ACL 21633 m%dfhda.sl jd¾;dj I - .fõIK( is;shïlrKh yd PdhdrEmlrKh Field Report I - Exploration: Cartography and Photography

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ACL 21643 YsIagdpdr b;sydih History of Civilizations

ffjl,ams; ACL 21653 Optional Y%S ,xldfõ b;sydih( Wmk;Ska yd .uH;d History of Sri Lanka: Trends and Dynamics ACL 22613 mqrd úoHd úêl%u Methods and Techniques in Archaeology

ACL 22623 mqrd úoHdfõ kHdhd;aul oDIaáh yr Theoretical Perspectives in Core Archaeology

ACL 22633 bkaoshdfõ merKs l,d Ys,am iy 2 jdia;= úoHdj Ancient Art and Architecture of India ACL 22643 m¾fhaIK l%ufõoh Research Methodology

ffjl,ams; ACL 22653 Optional ft;sydisl mqrd úoHdj - we.hSï jd¾;dj Compilation of an Assessment Report1 - Historical Archaeology ACL 31613 Y%S ,xldfõ mqrdCIr iy wNsf,aLk 3000 yr Palaeography and Epigraphy of Sri 1 Core Lanka

ACL 31623 mqrdúoHd;aul ixrCIKh Archaeological Conservation

ACL 31633 m%dfhda.sl jd¾;dj II- leKSï$ ixrCIK ^iaudrl" mqrdjia;=" ì;=is;=jï& 1 This assessment report should be any sort Fieldof self Report-reflective I- Excavations/ work of the student (eg. written essay, photographic presentation,Conservation audio or video (Monuments/ presentation Artifacts/etc.). This should be relevant to the prescribed subject. Painting)

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ACL 31643 mqrd úoHd Wreu l

ACL 31653 Y%S ,xldfõ merKs jdia;= úoHdj Ancient Architecture in Sri Lanka ACL 32613 YS% ,xldfõ merKs l,d Ys,am Ancient Art in Sri Lanka

ACL 32623 yr YS% ,xldfõ yd bkaoshdfõ kdKl Core úoHdj Numismatics of Sri Lanka and India

ACL 32633 YsIH m%dfhda.sl mqyqKqj ^iSudjdisl& Student Internship Programme2 2 ACL 32643 Y%S ,xldfõ merKs l,d Ys,am iy jdia;= úoHdj - l%shdldrlï jd¾;dj Compilation of an Activity Report on a Selected Aspect of Ancient Art and ffjl,ams; Architecture in Sri Lanka3 Optional ACL 32653 Y%S ,xldfõ merKs ;dCIKh iy wiam¾Y Wreuh Ancient Technology and Intangible Heritage in Sri Lanka ACL 41613 f,dalfha m%d.a b;sydih( f.da,Sh yd 4000 yr l,dmSh oelau 1 Core World Pre-history: Global and Regional Perspectives

2 Internship period should not be exceeded 10 weeks and it should not be lesser than 4 weeks. Internship should be carried out under a professional archaeologist (should hold at least a position in the Sri Lanka Council of Archaeologists) or any professional (should be a member of a relevant professional organization) related to Archaeology.

3 This assessment report should be any sort of self-reflective work of the student (eg. written essay, photographic presentation, audio or video presentation etc.). This should be relevant to the prescribed subject.

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ACL 41623 YS% ,xldfõ m%d.a iy uQ, b;sydih Pre and Proto-historic Archaeology in Sri Lanka

ACL 41633 frdayKfha mqrd úoHdj Archaeology of Rohana

ACL 41643 iajdëk m¾fhaIK ksnkaOh Independent Research (Research Proposal and Presentation) ACL 41653 ld¾ñl mqrd úoHdj Industrial Archaeology ffjl,ams;

Optional ACL 41663 udkj jxY mqrd úoHdj Ethno-archaeology ACL 42613 mqrd úoHdfõ mrs.Kl Ndú;h Computer Applications in Archaeology

ACL 42623 mdrsirsl mqrd úoHdj yr Environmental Archaeology Core 2 ACL 42633 Èh hg mqrd úoHdj Underwater Archaeology

ACL 42643 iajdëk m¾fhaIK ksnkaOh Independent Research (Dissertation) ACL 42653 ffjl,ams; ckdjdi mqrd úoHdj Optional Settlement Archaeology

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8.4 Academic staff Position Name and academic Field of specialisation qualifications

Head of the Dr M.V. Chandrasiri Modern and ancient Department and BA, MPhil, PhD (Ruhuna), history Senior Lecturer Certificate in Portuguese (Portugal)

Professor Professor Sumanasiri Ancient history in Sri Wawwage Lanka and BA (Peradeniya), MPhil historiography (Ruhuna)

Senior Lecturer Mr B.H.M.W. Pre-historic Bohingamuwa archaeology, ancient BA (BHU), MA (Pune), irrigation system of Sri MPhil (Cambridge) Lanka, cultural/ archaeological heritage management and cultural tourism

Senior Lecturer Mrs J.K.A. Kanthi Ancient and modern BA (Ruhuna), MA (J’pura) history in Sri Lanka

Senior Lecturer Mrs L. Gamage Modern history BA, MPhil (Ruhuna)

Senior Lecturer Mr S.B. Manatunga Industrial archaeology, BA, MPhil (Kelaniya), MA, art and craft in PG Dip. (PGIAR) archaeology

Senior Lecturer Mr D.M. De Silva Modern history and BA, Dip. in Counselling, ancient history MPhil (Ruhuna)

Senior Lecturer Mr D.C. Chithrananda Conservation, epigraphy BA (J’pura), MSc, PG Dip. (Moratuwa)

Senior Lecturer Mr Kanchana Janapriya Ancient and modern BA (Ruhuna), MPhil history (Kelaniya), PG Dip. (PGIAR)

Senior Lecturer Mrs Janeeka De Silva Modern European and BA, MPhil (Kelaniya) modern Sri Lankan topics

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Senior Lecturer Mrs Upeksha Gamage Computer archaeology, BA, MPhil (Kelaniya), PG numismatics Dip. in Archaeology (PGIAR)

Senior Lecturer Dr M. Darshana Bandara Ancient and modern BA (Colombo), LLB history, national (OUSL), PG Dip. in Heritage heritage Studies, MA (PGIAR), Attorney-at Law, PhD (Ruhuna)

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Chapter 9 Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies

9.1 Introduction It is the mission of the Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies to develop the inner discipline of students by developing cultural and ethical values professed in Buddhism, and by giving them a philosophical and intellectual understanding of the human being, its nature and environment. During their interactive study programmes, students receive exposure to the development of the Theravada and Mahayana Buddhist philosophies, the foundations of their respective philosophical schools and the propagation of Buddhism and Buddhist culture throughout the world.

9.2 Message from the Head – Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies

Sri Lanka has been home to Theravada Buddhism since Anuradhapura era. Pali and Buddhist education developed for centuries in Sri Lanka and therefore a lot of foreign scholars come seeking knowledge of Pali and Buddhism. These disciplines are rapidly spreading all over the world.

The Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies offers three independent subject streams such as Pali, Buddhist Culture and Buddhist Philosophy for General and Special degrees under the guidance of a well qualified academic staff. The courses are designed

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not only to provide subject knowledge, but also to develop other necessary soft skills that are nurtured through field research and presentations.

I would like to extend my warm welcome and best wishes to the new comers.

Dr A.G.S. Bandara Head – Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Ruhuna

9.3 Undergraduate study programmes The Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies offers undergraduate study programmes leading to Bachelor of Arts (General and Special) degrees in Buddhist Culture; Buddhist Philosophy; and Pali language. The course contents represent the fundamentals of Theravada Buddhism and its philosophy and culture.

9.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme Buddhist Culture mdGud,d j¾.h ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Course Level Semester Course code and title category BCU 11513 nqÿiuh my< ùu ^jdia;úl miqìu& yr The Origins of Buddhism (Background Core 1 of Objective)

1000 ffjl,ams; No Optional ke; BCU 12513 yr 2 fn!oaO ixialD;sl ixl,am Core Concepts of Buddhist Culture

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ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional BCU 21513 uq,a nqÿiuh Early Buddhism yr

Core 1 BCU 21523 fn!oaO iudc o¾Ykh 2000 Buddhist Social Philosophy ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional BCU 22513 yr fn!oaO ixia:d Core 2 Buddhist Institutions ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional BCU 31513 fn!oaO ixialD;sfha jHdma;sh I ^ol=Kq yd w.aksos. wdishdj& Expansion of Buddhist Culture I (South and South East Asia) yr

Core 1 BCU 31523 ,xld fn!oaO ixialD;sh I ^mqrd;k hq.h - 15jk ishji olajd& 3000 Sri Lankan Buddhist Culture I (Ancient

Period – End of 15th Century) ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional BCU 32513 yr fn!oaO l,d yd mqrdjia;= ^Y%S ,xldj& Core Buddhist Art and Antiquities 2 (Sri Lanka) ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional

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Buddhist Philosophy ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title BPH 11513 yr m%d.a fn!oaO od¾Yksl miqìu 1 Core Pre-Buddhist Philosophical Background

ffjl,ams; No 1000 Optional ke; BPH 12513 yr wdos fn!oaO o¾Ykh Core 2 Early Buddhist Philosophy ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional BPH 21513 fn!oaO iudc o¾Ykh Buddhist Social Philosophy yr

Core 1 BPH 21523 ;=,kd;aul wd.ï 2000 Comparative Study of Religions ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional BPH 22513 yr fn!oaO wdpdr úoHdj Core 2 Buddhist Ethics ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional BPH 31513 nqÿoyu yd mdrfN!;sljdoh Buddhism and Para-materialistic yr Doctrines Core 1 BPH 31523 fn!oaO {dk óuxidj 3000 Buddhist Theory of Knowledge

ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional BPH 32513 yr fn!oaO ufkda úoHdj Core 2 Buddhist Psychology ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional

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Pali ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title PAL 11513 yr ks¾osIag .%ka: 1 Core Prescribed Texts

ffjl,ams; No Optional ke; 1000 PAL 12513 md,s jHdlrK - wks¾osIag .%ka: yd .oH yr rpkh Core 2 Pali Grammar – Unprescribed Texts and Composition ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional PAL 21513 ks¾osIag .%ka: Prescribed Texts

yr PAL 21523 Core 1 wks¾osIag .%ka:" .oH rpkh yd ;%smsgl idys;H b;sydih Unprescribed Texts, Composition and 2000 History of the Canonical Literature

ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional PAL 22513 yr idïm%odhsl yd ú.%yd;aul md,s Core jHdlrKh 2 Traditional and Analytical Pali Grammar ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional PAL 31513 ks¾osIag .%ka: Prescribed Texts

yr PAL 31523 Core 1 wks¾osIag .%ka:" .oH rpkh yd md,s jHdLHdk idys;Hh Unprescribed Texts, Composition and 3000 Pali Exegetical Literature

ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional PAL 32513 yr ;%smsgl idys;Hd.; nqÿiuh Core Buddhism as Depicted in Canonical 2 Literature ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional

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9.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme Buddhist Culture ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title BCU 11513 nqÿiuh my< ùu ^jdia;úl yr miqìu& Core 1 The Origins of Buddhism

(Background of Objective) 1000 ffjl,ams; No Optional ke; BCU 12513 yr fn!oaO ixialD;sl ixl,am Core 2 Concepts of Buddhist Culture ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional BCU 21613 uq,a nqÿiuh Early Buddhism

BCU 21623 fn!oaO iudc o¾Ykh yr Buddhist Social Philosophy Core BCU 21633 1 fn!oaO uq,dY% .%ka: wOHhkh ^md,s& Study of Buddhist Primary Sources (Pali) BCU 21643 fn!oaO uq,dY% .%ka: wOHhkh ffjl,ams; ^ixialD;& Optional Study of Buddhist Primary 2000 Sources (Sanskrit)

BCU 22613 fn!oaO ixia:d Buddhist Institutions

BCU 22623 I yr Ndr;Sh fn!oaO b;sydih ^wfYdal hq.h f;la& Core History of Buddhism in India I 2 (up to the Asoka era)

BCU 22633 fn!oaO ksldh úldYh Evolution of Buddhist Schools BCU 22643 ffjl,ams; nqÿiuh yd kQ;k iudc m%Yak Optional Buddhism and Modern Social Problems

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BCU 22653 fn!oaO wd¾:sl yd foaYmd,k Ñka;kh Buddhist Economic and Political Philosophy BCU 31613 fn!oaO ixialD;sfha jHdma;sh I ^ol=Kq yd w.aksos. wdishdj& Expansion of Buddhist Culture I (South and South East Asia)

BCU 31623 ,xld fn!oaO ixialD;sh I ^mqrd;k hq.h - 15jk ishji yr olajd& Core Sri Lankan Buddhist Culture I (Ancient Period – End of 15th 1 Century)

BCU 31633 fn!oaO l,d yd mqrdjia;= I ^Ndr;Sh yd ;odikak rdcHfhda& Buddhist Art and Antiquities I (India and near Kingdoms) BCU 31643 II ffjl,ams; ,xld fn!oaO ixialD;sh ^kQ;k hq.h& Optional 3000 Sri Lankan Buddhist Culture II (Modern Period) BCU 32613 fn!oaO l,d yd mqrdjia;= II ^Y%S ,xldj& Buddhist Art and Antiquities II (Sri Lanka)

BCU 32623 yr uydhdk nqÿiuh Core Mahayana Buddhism

BCU 32633 2 Ndr;Sh fn!oaO b;sydih II ^wfYdal hq.fhka miq& History of Buddhism in India II (Post-Ashokan Era) BCU 32643 fn!oaO W;aij yd mQcd pdrs;% Buddhist Festivals and Rites ffjl,ams;

Optional BCU 32653 fn!oaO fi!kao¾h o¾Ykh Buddhist Aesthetic Philosophy

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4000 1 yr BCU 41613 Core fn!oaO l

BCU 41623 nqÿiuh yd f,dal wd.ï Buddhism and World Religions

BCU 41633 iuld,Sk f,dal fn!oaO ixialD;sh Contemporary World Buddhist Culture

BCU 41643 iajdëk wOHhk ksnkaOh Independent Dissertation ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional 2 yr BCU 42613 Core fn!oaO ixialD;sfha jHdma;sh II ^W;=re yd Bidkos. wdishdj& Expansion of Buddhist Culture II (North and North East Asia)

BCU 42623 fn!oaO fi!LH yd iajia:;d o¾Ykh Buddhist Philosophy of Health Science

BCU 42633 fn!oaO wêlrK yd kS;s Ydia;%h Buddhist Jurisprudence

BCU 42643 iajdëk wOHhk ksnkaOh Independent Dissertation ffjl,ams; BCU 42653 Optional fn!oaO mdrsirsl o¾Ykh Buddhist Environmental Philosophy

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BPH 12513 yr wdos fn!oaO o¾Ykh Core 2 Early Buddhist Philosophy ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional BPH 21613 fn!oaO iudc o¾Ykh Buddhist Social Philosophy

BPH 21623 yr ;=,kd;aul wd.ï Core Comparative Study of Religions 1

BPH 21633 wdos fn!oaO o¾Yk iïm%odfhda Early Buddhist Philosophical Schools BPH 21643 ffjl,ams; uydhdk o¾Yk wOHhkh Optional Study of Mahayana Philosophy 2000 BPH 2261 fn!oaO wdpdr úoHdj Buddhist Ethics

BPH 22623 yr nqÿoyu yd Ndr;Sh o¾Ykjdoh Core Buddhism and Indian Philosophical Thought 2 BPH 22633 fn!oaO Ndjkdj yd fhda. Buddhist Bhawana and Yoga BPH 22643 ffjl,ams; fn!oaO o¾Ykh yd iuld,Sk u;jdo Optional Buddhist Philosophy and Contemporary Thoughts

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BPH 31613 nqÿoyu yd mdrfN!;sljdoh Buddhism and Para-materialistic Doctrines

yr BPH 31623 Core fn!oaO {dk óuxidj 1 Buddhist Theory of Knowledge

BPH 31633 uQ,dY% mrsph ^ixialD;& Sanskrit Textual Study BPH 31643 ffjl,ams; uQ,dY% mrsph ^md,s& 3000 Optional Pali Textual Study

BPH 32613 fn!oaO ufkda úoHdj Buddhist Psychology

BPH 32623 yr fn!oaO wOHdmk o¾Ykh Core Educational Philosophy of Buddhism 2

BPH 32633 fn!oaO O¾u ikaksfõokh Communication of Buddhist Doctrine BPH 32643 ffjl,ams; wNsO¾u wOHdmkh Optional Abhidhamma Studies 4000 1 yr BPH 41613 Core fn!oaO fi!kao¾h wOHhkh Buddhist Aesthetics

BPH 41623 fn!oaO ;¾lh iy wfmdayl o¾Ykh Buddhist Logic and Dialectical Philosophy

BPH 41633 fn!oaO úYajjdoh iy kùk úoHdj Buddhist Cosmology and Modern Science

BPH 41643 iajdëk wOHhk ksnkaOh Independent Dissertation ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional

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2 yr BPH 42613 Core fn!oaO foaYmd,k Ñka;kh Buddhist Political Thought

BPH 42623 kef.kysr wdishd;sl fn!oaO o¾Yk iïm%odfhda East Asian Buddhist Philosophic Traditions

BPH 42633 fn!oaO úkh wOHdmkh Buddhist Vinaya Study

BPH 42643 iajdëk wOHhk ksnkaOh Independent Dissertation ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional

Pali ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title PAL 11513 yr ks¾osIag .%ka: 1 Core Prescribed Texts

ffjl,ams; No Optional ke; 1000 PAL 12513 md,s jHdlrK - wks¾osIag .%ka: yd yr .oH rpkh Core 2 Pali Grammar - Unprescribed Texts and Composition ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional PAL 21613 ks¾osIag .%ka: Prescribed Texts

PAL 21623 2000 yr wks¾osIag .%ka:" .oH rpkh yd 1 Core ;%smsgl idys;H b;sydih Unprescribed Texts, Composition and History of the Canonical Literature

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PAL 21633 f:rjdoS fn!oaO rgj, md,s idys;Hh Pali Literature in Theravada Buddhist Countries PAL 21643 ffjl,ams; md,s ft;sydisl f,aLk Optional Pali Historical Documents PAL 22613 idïm%odhsl yd ú.%yd;aul md,s jHdlrKh Traditional and Analytical Pali Grammar yr PAL 22623 Core md,s ksldh.; iudc o¾Ykh 2 Social Philosophy in Pali Nikaya

PAL 22633 wks¾osIag .%ka: yd .oH rpkh Unprescribed Texts and Composition PAL 22643 ffjl,ams; fn!oaO ixia:d Optional Buddhist Institutions PAL 31613 ks¾osIag .%ka: Prescribed Texts

PAL 31623 wks¾osIag .%ka:" .oH rpkh yd md,s yr jHdLHdk idys;Hh Core Unprescribed Texts, Composition 1 and Pali Exegetical Literature

PAL 31633 md,s m%lrK idys;Hh Pali Prakarana Literature 3000 PAL 3164 ffjl,ams; Pkafoda,xldr Optional Study of Pali Poetics and Prosody PAL 32613 ;%smsgl idys;Hd.; nqÿiuh Buddhism as Depicted in Canonical Literature yr 2 PAL 32623 Core md,s idys;H b;sydih - kQ;k hq.h ^18 jk ishjfia uq, isg j¾;udkh olajd& History of Pali Literature – Modern Period (from 18th Century onwards)

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PAL 32633 md,s idys;H úpdrh Critical Study of Pali Literature PAL 32643 ffjl,ams; iïm%odhdka;r md,s jHdlrKh Optional Inter-traditional Pali Grammar yr PAL 41613 Core ks¾osIag .%ka: Prescribed Texts

PAL 41623 fn!oaO uQ,dY% .%ka: wOHhkh ^ixialD;& Study of Buddhist Primary Sources (Sanskrit) 1 PAL 41633 jd.a úoHd;aul md,s jHdlrKh Linguistic Pali Grammar

PAL 41643 iajdëk wOHhk ksnkaOh Independent Dissertation 4000 ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional yr PAL 42613 Core uOH bkaÿ wd¾h NdId Middle Indo-Aryan Languages

PAL 42623 wNsO¾u idys;Hh Abhidhamma Literature

2 PAL 42633 fn!oaO úkh idys;Hh Buddhist Vinaya Literature

PAL 42643 iajdëk wOHhk ksnkaOh Independent Dissertation ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional

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9.4 Academic staff Position Name and academic Field of specialisation qualifications

Head of the Dr A.G.S. Bandara Pali grammar Department and BA, MPhil (Kelaniya), PhD Senior Lecturer (Ruhuna)

Professor Ven. Professor M. Soratha Buddhist education BA. MA (Kelaniya), MPhil (Ruhuna)

Senior Lecturer Ven. Dr B. Dhammajothi Buddhist studies, BA, MA (Peradeniya), PhD Buddhist economic (Benares) philosophy, world religions

Senior Lecturer Ven. Dr U. Mahinda Buddhist art and ancient BA, MA, MPhil (Kelaniya), monastic education PhD (Benares)

Senior Lecturer Ven. M. Mangala Mahayana Buddhism BA, MA, MPhil (Kelaniya), Dip. in Psychology and Counselling (Colombo)

Senior Lecturer Mr E.H.M. Heenbanda Pali language BA, MPhil (Peradeniya), Royal Pandith

Senior Lecturer Ven. N. Wajiragnana Prosody and rhetoric BA (J’pura), MA (Buddhist and Pali), MPhil (Ruhuna), Royal Pandith

Senior Lecturer Ven. T. Ariyawimala Buddhist management BA, MA (Kelaniya), MPhil (Ruhuna), Royal Pandith

Senior Lecturer Ven. K. Wijitha Buddhist metaphysics BA, MA, MPhil (Kelaniya), and counselling PG Dip. in Counselling (Colombo)

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Senior Lecturer Dr R.P. Abeywardhana Buddhist psychology, BA, PhD (J’pura), MA Buddhist epistemology (Kelaniya), Royal Pandith

Lecturer Ven. O.U. Dhammadheera Traditional Pali (probationary) BA (Ruhuna) grammar

Lecturer Ms Ranjani Malavi Buddhist rites and (probationary) Pathirana ceremonies, Buddhist BA, MPhil (Ruhuna), MA Ayurvedic psychiatric (Buddhist and Pali) and counselling

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Chapter 10 Department of Public Policy

10.1 Introduction As a social science discipline, Political Science deals with systems of government and the analysis of political activity and political behaviour. It includes examining the theory and practice of power politics. Political Science draws upon the related subject fields of economics, sociology, history, public administration, public policy, international relations, and law. Although the study of Political Science has been established during the 19th century, it has ancient philosophical roots that can be traced back to Socrates, Plato and Aristotle.

Public Policy, therefore, is one of the distinct sub-disciplines of Political Science. It goes beyond the study of government and looks at how government and non-government bodies address issues of public concern. The study of Public Policy provides a path to understand and interpret current affairs deal with central, provincial and local government institutions and non-government sectors through exploring, evaluating and analysing the policy processes.

Studying Political Science and Public Policy can lead to career opportunities in central, provincial or local government, in politics, the media, education, industry, business, non-governmental organisations and social services.

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10.2 Message from the Head – Department of Public Policy The Department of Public Policy is the newest department at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Ruhuna that has been established in May 2015. Earlier, since 1992, Political Science courses were conducted under the purview of the Department of Economics.

At the present, Public Policy has become a major field in Political Science. Therefore, I presume that our new department can provide a valuable knowledge to a wider Sri Lankan academic community on public policy processes.

The expectation of studying social sciences is to create outstanding academics to serve the country using their theoretical and practical knowledge. The Department of Public Policy has designed its courses to serve this purpose. The Department has well-qualified efficient academic staff to achieve such expectation.

I warmly welcome you all and wish you all the best.

Mr E.G. Wijesiri Head - Department of Public Policy Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Ruhuna

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10.3 Undergraduate study programmes The Department of Public Policy at the University of Ruhuna offers both General and Special degree programmes covering major areas of Political Science and Public Policy. The interdisciplinary programmes, offer by the department have a range of course units to study various aspects of political life in Sri Lanka and overseas. These programmes are designed to improve theoretical and analytical skills of the students to deal with contemporary political problems and policy issues.

The selection of students for the Special degree programme is based on their successful performance at the 1000 level (first and second semester final examination results). The Special degree programme closely scrutinises the specific issues of Political Science research and Public Policy analysis. During the final year of their Special degree programme, every student has to complete a research-based dissertation, and the aim of this requirement is to provide training in research and analysis.

The following tables present a summary of the courses offer by the Department of Public Policy.

10.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme Political Science ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title POS 11513 yr rdcHh iy wdKavqj 1000 1 Core State and Government

ffjl,ams; No Optional ke;

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POS 12513 yr wdKavqj iy ck;dj Core 2 Government and People ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional POS 21513 yr rdcH mrsmd,kh ye`oskaùu Core Introduction to Public Administration POS 21523 iïNdjH foaYmd,k kHdh Classical Political Theory

1 POS 21543 ffjl,ams; Y%S ,xldfõ foaYmd,k miqìïjdoh Optional 2000 Political Ecology of Sri Lanka

POS 21553 udkj whs;sjdislï Human Rights POS 22513 yr rdcH m%;sm;a;s iy wdKavqlrKh Core Public Policy and Governance 2 POS 22543 ffjl,ams; iuld,Sk wka;¾cd;sl foaYmd,kh Optional Contemporary International Politics POS 31513 ;=,kd;aul foaYmd,kh iy foaYmd,k yr úYaf,aIKh Core Comparative Politics and Political Analysis POS 31523 1 foaYmd,k iudc úoHdj Political Sociology ffjl,ams;

Optional 3000 POS 31543 wka;¾cd;sl ixúOdk International Organizations POS 32513 ;=,kd;aul foaYmd,kh iy foaYmd,k yr úYaf,aIKh Core Comparative Politics and Political 2 Analysis POS 32543 ffjl,ams; ixúOdk kHdh Optional Organization Theory

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10.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme Political Science ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title POS 11513 yr rdcHh iy wdKavqj 1 Core State and Government

ffjl,ams; No 1000 Optional ke; POS 12513 yr wdKavqj iy ck;dj Core 2 Government and People ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional POS 21613 rdcH mrsmd,kh ye`oskaùu Introduction to Public Administration

POS 21623 iïNdjH foaYmd,k kHdh yr Classical Political Theory Core

POS 21633 cd;Hka;r wOHhkh( kHdh yd Ndú;h International Studies: Theory and Practice 1 POS 21643 YS% ,xldfõ foaYmd,k miqìïjdoh Political Ecology of Sri Lanka

2000 POS 21653

udkj whs;sjdislï ffjl,ams; Human Rights Optional

POS 21663 ixpdrl yd i;aldrl fiajd( kHdh yd uQ,O¾u Tourism and Hospitality Services: Theory and Fundamentals POS 22613 rdcH m%;sm;a;s yd wdKavqlrKh Public Policy and Governance

yr 2 POS 22623 Core kQ;k foaYmd,k kHdh Modern Political Theory

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POS 22633 YS% ,xldfõ foaYmd,k l%uh Political System of Sri Lanka POS 22643 iuld,Sk wka;¾cd;sl foaYmd,kh Contemporary International Politics

POS 22653 ffjl,ams; ia;%S-mqreI iudcNdjh iy ia;%Sjdoh Optional Gender and Feminism

POS 22663 ixpdrl l

yr POS 31623 Core foaYmd,k iudc úoHdj Political Sociology

POS 31633 ;=,kd;aul rdcH mrsmd,kh Comparative Public Administration 1 POS 31643 wka;¾cd;sl ixúOdk 3000 International Organizations

POS 31653 wka;¾cd;sl kS;sh ye`oskaùu ffjl,ams; Introduction to International Law Optional

POS 31663 ixpdrl yd i;aldrl fiajd( wf,úlrKh Tourism and Hospitality Services: Marketing POS 32613 ;=,kd;aul wdKavq yd foaYmd,k yr úYaf,aIKh 2 Core Comparative Government and Political Analysis

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POS 32623 Y%S ,xldfõ rdcH m%;sm;a;s l

POS 32633 m¾fhaIK l%ufõoh Research Methodology POS 32643 ixúOdk kHdh Organization Theory

POS 32653 ol=Kq wdishdfõ foaYmd,kh ffjl,ams; South Asian Politics Optional

POS 32663 ixialD;sl Wreu ixpdrl l

POS 41623 YS% ,xldfõ úfoaY m%;sm;a;sh Foreign Policy of Sri Lanka

POS 41633 ixj¾Ok mrsmd,kh Development Administration 1

4000 POS 41643 m¾fhaIK ie,eiau Research Design ffjl,ams; POS 41653 Optional .egqï iy idu wOHhkh Conflict and Peace Studies

POS 41673 ia;%S-mqreI iudcNdjh iy foaYmd,kh Gender and Politics yr POS 42613 Core f,dal foaYmd,kfha .eg¨ 2 Issues in World Politics

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POS 42623 ;=,kd;aul idu l%shdoduhka Comparative Peace Processes

POS 42633 úisjk ishjfia wka;¾cd;sl foaYmd,kh International Politics of Twentieth Century

POS 42643 iajdëk ksnkaOh Independent Dissertation ffjl,ams; POS 42653 Optional m%;sm;a;s l%shd;aul lsrSï wOHhkh Policy Implementation Studies

POS 42663 iSudjdisl mqyqKqj Internship

10.4 Academic staff Position Name and academic Field of specialisation qualifications

Head of the Mr E.G. Wijesiri Comparative politics, Department and BA, MPhil (Peradeniya) international politics, Senior Lecturer political violence

Senior Lecturer Mr A.P. Santhasiri Ethnic conflict, political BA, MPhil (Peradeniya) violence, leftist movements

Senior Lecturer Dr D.L.A.H. Shammika Conflict and peace BA (Colombo), PG Dip. studies, tourism, (Oslo), PG Dip. (J’pura), environmental studies, MSc (Kelaniya), MPhil international relations (Tromso), PhD (APU)

Senior Lecturer Dr I.R. Akurugoda Local development and BA (Colombo), MA governance, non- (JNU), PhD, Post-Doc governmental politics (Waikato)

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Lecturer Mrs N.S. Ariyarathne Gender and politics, BA (Peradeniya), MSc foreign policy, (Agder), MA (Colombo) international politics

Lecturer Mr S.K. Walakuluge Comparative politics, (probationary) BA (Peradeniya) global politics, critical social theory, political sociology

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Chapter 11 Department of Sinhala

11.1 Introduction The Department of Sinhala was established in 1978. It is an outstanding department among the eight departments of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. The department offers a wide range of courses in major fields of Sinhala language and literature, including modern and classical literature, literary criticism, folklore studies, theatre and performance, linguistics, mass communication, critical theory, linguistics, creative writing, communication studies and cultural studies.

11.2 Message from the Head – Department of Sinhala The Department of Sinhala enhances the academic and research activities of the undergraduates and the postgraduates while promoting the related cultural activities of the southern province.

Department of Sinhala offers courses such as modern and classical literature, literary criticism, folklore studies, theatre and performance, cultural studies, linguistics and mass communication. These courses are particularly designed to enhance your future professional life in the relevant fields. At the present, the department consists of well trained academic staff members who have local and foreign exposure in relation to their subjects of specialisation.

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I am pleased to send this message and welcome all of you, and we will dedicate the collective service of our staff in order to make a promising university life for all of you.

Professor Dharma Rajapakshe Head – Department of Sinhala Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Ruhuna

11.3 Undergraduate study programmes The Department of Sinhala offers courses in all major fields of Sinhala language and literature for undergraduates registered for both BA (General) and BA (Special) degrees. The department has already introduced new fields such as critical theory, linguistics, creative writing, communication studies and cultural studies into the curriculum following the introduction of the course unit system. The objective of the department is to facilitate students with a body of knowledge and skills primarily necessitated by the graduates while entering a profession or a vocation.

11.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme Sinhala ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title SLS 11513 yr NdId m%fõYh 1 Core Approach to Language

ffjl,ams; ke; No 1000 Optional SLS 12513 yr idys;H m%fõYh Core 2 Approach to Literature ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional

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SUP 12513 mrsmQrl NdId l=i,;d j¾Okh Supplementary Language Competence Development SLS 21513 yr isxy, jHdlrK iïm%odh Core Sinhala Grammatical Tradition SLS 21523 kQ;k isxy, moH idys;Hh Modern Sinhala Poetry

SLS 21533 1 isxy, kdgH yd rx. l,dj ffjl,ams; Sinhala Drama and Theatre

Optional SLS 21553 ks¾udKd;aul f,aLkh 2000 Creative Writing

SLS 21563 úYaj kdgH mrsph Competency in World Drama SLS 22573 yr iïNdjH isxy, moH idys;Hh Core Classical Sinhala Poetry SLS 22543 2 isxy, moH idys;Hh ^iS;djl - ud;r& ffjl,ams; Sinhala Poetry (Seethawaka - Matara)

Optional SLS 22563 ck idys;H wOHhkh Mass Literature Studies SLS 31513 yr iïNdjH isxy, .oH idys;Hh Core Classical Sinhala Prose SLS 31543 1 isxy, ckY%e;s wOHhkh ffjl,ams; Study of Sinhala Folklore

Optional SLS 31563 idys;H úpdr m%fõYh 3000 Approach to Literature Criticism SLS 32523 yr kQ;k isxy, m%nkaO l;d Core Modern Sinhala Fiction SLS 32543 2 udOH wOHhkh ffjl,ams; Media Studies

Optional SLS 32553 úYaj idys;H mrsph Competency in World Literature

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11.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme Sinhala ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title SLS 11513 yr NdId m%fõYh 1 Core Approach to Language

ffjl,ams; No Optional ke; SLS 12513 1000 yr idys;H m%fõYh Core Approach to Literature ffjl,ams; 2 ke; No Optional SUP 12513 mrsmQrl NdId l=i,;d j¾Okh Supplementary Language Competence Development SLS 21613 isxy, jHdlrK iïm%odh Sinhala Grammatical Tradition

SLS 21623 yr kQ;k isxy, moH idys;Hh Core Modern Sinhala Poetry

SLS 21633 isxy, kdgH yd rx. l,dj Sinhala Drama and Theatre 1 SLS 21643 ixialD;sl wOHhkh Cultural Studies

SLS 21653 ffjl,ams; 2000 ks¾udKd;aul f,aLkh Optional Creative Writing

SLS 21663 úYaj kdgH mrsph Competency in World Drama SLS 22613 ú.%yd;aul jd.a úoHdj Descriptive Linguistics

SLS 22623 yr isxy, .oH idys;Hh ^.ïfmd< - 2 Core uykqjr& Sinhala Prose (Gampola - Kandy)

SLS 22633 Ndr;Sh ldjH úpdrh Indian Poetic Criticism

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SLS 22643 isxy, moH idys;Hh ^iS;djl - ud;r& Sinhala Poetry (Seethawaka-Matara)

SLS 22653 ffjl,ams; iudcSh jd.a úoHdj Optional Sociolinguistics

SLS 22663 ck idys;H wOHhkh Mass Literature Studies SLS 31613 iïNdjH isxy, .oH idys;Hh Classical Sinhala Prose

SLS 31623 ft;sydisl jd.a úoHdj yr Historical Linguistics Core SLS 31633 iïNdjH isxy, moH idys;Hh 1 ^l=reKE., - fldaÜfÜ& Classical Sinhala Poetry (Kurunegala - Kotte) SLS 31643 isxy, ckY%e;s wOHhkh ffjl,ams; Study of Sinhala Folklore

Optional SLS 31653 3000 .%ka: ixialrKh Book Editing SLS 32613 isxy, ldjH Ys,amh Sinhala Poetics

SLS 32623 yr kQ;k isxy, m%nkaO l;d Core Modern Sinhala Fiction

SLS 32633 2 ngysr úpdr isoaOdka; Western Critical Theory SLS 32643 udOH wOHhkh ffjl,ams; Media Studies

Optional SLS 32653 úYaj idys;H mrsph Competency in World Literature

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yr SLS 41613 Core wNsf,aLk yd mqrdCIr úoHdj Inscriptions and Palaeography

SLS 41623 isxy, .S ldjHh I Sinhala Gee Poetry I

SLS 41633 isxy, NdId wOHhk uQ,dY% ^ixialD;& Sanskrit 1 SLS 41643 iajdëk m¾fhaIK ksnkaOh Independent Dissertation ffjl,ams; SLS 41653 Optional woH;k úpdr kHdh Contemporary Critical Theory

SLS 41663 idys;Hh iy b;sydilrKh 4000 Literature and Historiography yr SLS 42613 Core isxy, jHdLHdk idys;Hh Sinhala Exegetical Literature

SLS 42623 isxy, .S ldjHh II Sinhala Gee Poetry II

SLS 42633 wks¾osIag .%ka: yd mrsj¾;k 2 Unprescribed Texts and Translations

SLS 42643 iajdëk m¾fhaIK ksnkaOh Independent Dissertation ffjl,ams; SLS 42653 Optional isxy, ixialD;sh yd l,d iïm%odh Sinhala Culture and Art Tradition

SLS 42663 isxy, idys;H.; ckY%e;s Folklore in Sinhala Literature

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11.4 Academic staff Position Name and academic Field of specialisation qualifications

Head of the Professor Dharma Classical Sinhalese Department and Rajapakshe literature, modern Professor BA, MA, PhD (Ruhuna), Sinhalese fiction, modern MPhil (Inalco) languages (French)

Professor Professor K.G. Drama and theatre, Amarasekara classical Sinhalese BA, MPhil (Kelaniya), literature PhD (Colombo)

Professor Professor Jayantha Modern poetry and Amarasinghe criticism BA, MA (Peradeniya)

Senior Lecturer Mr P.D. Sugathapala Classical Sinhalese BA (Peradeniya), MPhil literature, drama, Sinhalese (Ruhuna) grammar

Senior Lecturer Mr Wimalasiri Folklore studies, Sinhalese Punchihewa culture, Sinhalese BA, MPhil (Ruhuna) grammar

Senior Lecturer Mrs S.P. Folklore studies, Kahandagamage sociolinguistics, cultural BA, MPhil (Colombo) studies

Senior Lecturer Dr D.P.P.G. Liyanage Cultural studies, literary BA (Peradeniya), MPhil criticism (Ruhuna), PhD (Tezpur)

Senior Lecturer Ven. M. Ariyawansa Linguistics (Indo-Aryan BA (Peradeniya), MA languages, historical (Pune) linguistics), classical Sinhalese literature

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Senior Lecturer Mr N.A.D. Jayasinghe Linguistics, Dravidian BA, PG Dip. in studies, classical Sinhalese Translation Studies, literature, translation MPhil (Peradeniya), studies Prachina Panditha

Lecturer Mr Mihira Bandara Classical Sinhalese BA (Peradeniya), MA literature, modern (Kelaniya) linguistics, literary criticism

Lecturer Mrs Lokeshwari S. Linguistics, drama, Karunarathna modern fiction, mass BA, MPhil (Peradeniya), communication MA (SIU), Dip. in Writership and Mass Communication (J’pura)

Lecturer Ven. Dr Rupaha Classical Sinhalese Sumanajothi literature, Sinhalese BA (J’pura), MPhil grammar, Sanskrit, folk (Peradeniya), PhD studies (CCNU), Royal Pandith

Lecturer Ven. Aparekke Classical Sinhalese (probationary) Sirisudhamma literature, modern poetry BA (Peradeniya), MA and criticism (IBC)

Lecturer Ms Dilini Ariyawansha Classical Sinhalese (probationary) BA (Peradeniya), Royal grammar, language Pandith (Oriental studies, linguistics, Studies Society) palaeography

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Chapter 12 Department of Sociology

12.1 Introduction The Department of Sociology, which was established in the year 1993, offers Sociology as its main discipline. Sociology is the scientific study of the human behaviour. Sociological theories can be used as a primary base when analysing societal issues. The department offers courses related to psychology, anthropology, cultural studies, criminology and conflict studies. Sociology and its related disciplines generate and share knowledge on various spheres of the society in order to understand the process of evolution and development, structures, institutions, mechanisms and interactions. The undergraduate study programme of the department is specially designed to enhance the students’ knowledge of contemporary society and its dynamics.

12.2 Message from the Head – Department of Sociology Sociology provides insights of the social and human development, realising social issues and problems, and making certain recommendations to solve such problems. In the contemporary, highly globalised society, the Department of Sociology plays a vital role to create intelligent and skilled graduates.

The Department of Sociology publishes “Prathimana” a refereed journal in order to disseminate the knowledge to a wider audience.

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Moreover, the students’ society of the department publishes “Vimarshie” an annual journal that encourages students to publish their researches. The students who have been selected for the Special degree programme in Sociology obtain opportunities to participate in field studies, workshops and researches. The department awards a gold medal and a scholarship for the best student of the Special degree programme in Sociology.

With the collaboration of academic institutions in Nepal, Pakistan and Norway, the department conducts an international programme that includes research, education and advocacy in conflict, and peace and development studies.

The department has qualified and experienced staff members to impart the required knowledge and skills. We expect to excel its academic performance and serve the society providing productive human capital in line with the University of Ruhuna’s vision, to be the prime intellectual thrust of the nation.

We welcome you to this undertaking.

Mr Upali Pannilage Head – Department of Sociology Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences University of Ruhuna

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12.3 Undergraduate study programmes The Department of Sociology offers undergraduate study programmes to enhance the knowledge of social structures and social dynamics. Students for the Special degree programme in Sociology are selected on the basis of their outstanding performance at the 1000 level.

12.3.1 Course units for the BA (General) degree programme Sociology

ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title SOC 11513 yr iudc úoHdfõ uQ,O¾u Core Principles of Sociology ffjl,ams; No 1 Optional ke; SUP 11523 udkj Ydia;% yd iudcSh úoHd m¾fhaIK 1000 mrsmQrl úêl%u Supplementary Humanities and Social Sciences Research Methods SOC 12513 yr ufkda úoHdfõ uQ,O¾u Core 2 Principles of Psychology ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional SOC 21513 yr uQ,sl iudc úoHd;aul kHdh Core Basic Sociological Theory SOC 21523 wmrdO úoHdj 1 Criminology ffjl,ams;

2000 Optional SOC 21533 ixialD;sh yd ixj¾Okh Culture and Development SOC 22513 yr iuld,Sk iudc ixia:d Core 2 Contemporary Social Institutions ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional

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SUP 22543 mrsmQrl iudc iycSjkh Supplementary Social Harmony SOC 31513 yr m¾fhaIK l%u Core Research Methods SOC 31523 ixj¾Okh ms

ffjl,ams; SOC 31533 3000 Optional iudc wiudk;djh yd iudc ia;rdhkh Social Inequality and Social Stratification SOC 32513 yr iudc ufkda úoHdj Core 2 Social Psychology ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional

12.3.2 Course units for the BA (Special) degree programme Sociology

ia:,h iudislh mdGud,d j¾.h mdGud,d fla;h iy kduh Level Semester Course category Course code and title SOC 11513 yr iudc úoHdfõ uQ,O¾u Core Principles of Sociology ffjl,ams; No 1 Optional ke; SUP 11523 udkj Ydia;% yd iudcSh úoHd m¾fhaIK 1000 mrsmQrl úêl%u Supplementary Humanities and Social Sciences Research Methods SOC 12513 yr ufkda úoHdfõ uQ,O¾u Core 2 Principles of Psychology ffjl,ams; ke; No Optional SOC 21613 uQ,sl iudc úoHd;aul kHdh Basic Sociological Theory 2000 yr 1 Core SOC 21623 m%cd ixj¾Okh Community Development

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SOC 21633 fi!LHh" frda.S;ajh yd iudch Health, Illness and Society SOC 21643 ia;%S-mqreI iudcNdjh ms

SOC 21653 iudc fjkiaùu yd iuld,Sk iudch Social Change and Contemporary ffjl,ams; Society Optional SOC 21663 foaYSh {dkh yd Y%S ,xld iudch Indigenous Knowledge and Sri Lankan Society

SOC 21673 wmrdO úoHdj Criminology SOC 22613 iuld,Sk iudc ixia:d Contemporary Social Institutions

SOC 22623 yr iudc ixLHdkh Core Social Statistics

SOC 22633 jd¾.sl;ajh" ckjd¾.sl;ajh yd foaYmd,kh 2 Race, Ethnicity and Politics SOC 22643 wdydr yd fmdaIKh ms

Optional SOC 22653 Y%S ,xld udkj úoHdj Sri Lankan Anthropology SUP 22643 mrsmQrl iudc iycSjkh Supplementary Social Harmony SOC 31613 foaYmd,k iudc úoHdj Political Sociology 3000 yr 1 Core SOC 31623 iudc .egqï iy .egqï úmrsj¾;kh Social Conflict and Conflict Transformation

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SOC 31633 m¾fhaIK l%u Research Methods SOC 31643 ixl%uKh ms

SOC 31653 ffjl,ams; idys;Hh ms

SOC 31663 ixj¾Okh ms

SOC 32623 yr

SOC 32633 iudc ufkda úoHdj Social Psychology 2 SOC 32643 iudc wiudk;djh yd iudc ia;rdhkh Social Inequality and Social Stratification

ffjl,ams; SOC 32653 Optional iudc .eg¨ Social Issues

SOC 32663 mdrsirsl iudc úoHdj Environmental Sociology yr SOC 41613 Core Wiia iudc úoHd kHdh Advance Sociological Theory

SOC 41623 4000 wd.u ms

SOC 41633 m¾fhaIK ie,eiau Research Design

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SOC 41643 ldka;dj yd iudch Woman and Society ffjl,ams; SOC 41653 Optional mYapd;a .egqï iduh f.dvkexùu yd m%;sikaOdkh Post-conflict Peace Building and Reconciliation

SOC 41663 wOHdmkh yd iudch Education and Society

SOC 41673 fiajdia: mqyqKqj Internship Training yr SOC 42613 Core ixúOdk l

SOC 42623 jHdmD;s ie,iqï lsrSu yd jevuq¿ ixúOdkh Project Planning and Organizing Workshops

SOC 42633 iajdëk m¾fhaIK ksnkaOh 2 Independent Dissertation ffjl,ams; SOC 42643 Optional ixpdrl l¾udka;h ms

SOC 42653 Ufkda úoHd;aul WmfoaYkh Psychological Counselling

SOC 42663 újdyh iy ,sx.sl;ajh ms

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12.4 Academic staff Position Name and academic Field of specialisation qualifications

Head of the Mr Upali Pannilage Gender and development, department and BA, MPhil (Ruhuna), sociology of development, Senior Lecturer PG Dip. (Colombo) globalisation and development

Senior Professor Senior Professor S.W. Gender and development, Amarasinghe rural development, youth BA (Peradeniya), MSc studies (AIT), PhD (JNU)

Senior Lecturer Dr S.S. Thenabadu Social psychology BA, MPhil, PhD (Ruhuna)

Senior Lecturer Mr T.M. Wijekoon Sociology of caste, social Banda psychology, criminology, BA, MA (Peradeniya), sociology of irrigation, Sri MPhil (Ruhuna) Lankan village studies, qualitative research methods

Senior Lecturer Mr N.V.G.A. Women studies, Hemantha Kumara comparative social BA (Ruhuna), MA institutions, sociology of (Peradeniya), MPhil literature (Ruhuna)

Senior Lecturer Mrs P.R. Ekanayake Medical sociology, gender BA, MPhil (Ruhuna) and development,

Senior Lecturer Dr M.A. Chandima Gender and development, Gayathri Wijesundara community development BA (Colombo), Dip. in Counselling, Dip. in Psychology (IPS), MSSc, PhD (Kelaniya)

Senior Lecturer Mrs P.K.M. Gender and development, Dissanayake psychological counselling BA, MPhil (Ruhuna)

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Senior Lecturer Mrs K.D.D. Silva Women studies, sociology BA (Peradeniya), MA of sports (JNU)

Senior Lecturer Dr P.M.T.C. Sociology of education, Wijesundara psychology, sociology of BA (Ruhuna), MA development (JNU), Dip. in Personality Development (INDEPT, Sri Lanka), DL (Wuhan)

Senior Lecturer Mr Suranjith Development sociology, Gunasekara conflict and ethnic studies BA, MA (Peradeniya), MA (Tribhuvan)

Lecturer Mr N.G.U.S. Wijepala Sociology of caste, (probationary) BA (Ruhuna), MA sociology of development, (Pondicherry) society and culture in South Asia, Sri Lankan village studies, qualitative research methods

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Chapter 13 Learning Resources

13.1 Library

13.1.1 Introduction The library of University of Ruhuna being a central research library in the southern region of Sri Lanka caters for a vast variety of communities in the country. The Ruhuna University library has four branch libraries in addition to the main library, which serve the Faculty of Agriculture at Mapalana, Faculty of Engineering at Hapugala and Faculty of Medicine at Karapitiya and Mahamodara.

Main library is located in the Wellamadama university premises and serves the communities of six faculties: Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences; Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences & Technology; Faculty of Science; Faculty of Management and Finance; Faculty of Technology and Faculty of Graduate Studies. In addition, services are provided for outside communities as well.

13.1.2 Library opening hours Period Days Opening hours During lectures Monday to Friday 8.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m. (first and second Saturdays 8.30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. semesters) Sundays Closed During study leave and Monday to Friday 8.00 a.m. to 8.00 p.m. examinations Saturdays and 8.30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Sundays Long vacation Monday to Friday 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Saturdays 8.30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Sundays Closed Public holidays Closed Note - Opening hours of library are subjected to be changed

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13.1.3 Library collections The library is consisted of sections for lending, reference, periodicals and special collections. Detailed descriptions of library collections are given below.

13.1.3.1 Lending section Lending section is located in the second floor of the library. This section issues books for a period of two weeks to undergraduates. If needed, this period can be extended for another two weeks via the “ISURU” database.

13.1.3.2 Reference section This section is located in the first floor of the library. Reference section includes reference materials and permanent reference materials. Reference materials are issued to students for overnight use. These could be borrowed between 3.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m. and should be returned before 10.00 a.m. on the due date.

Permanent reference materials (such as encyclopaedias, dictionaries, glossaries and other valuable books) are intended strictly for reference within the library. Reading facilities are provided in this section.

13.1.3.3 Periodical section Periodical section is located in the first floor of the library. This section consists of different kinds of printed and online resources such as back volumes of printed journals, newsletters, printed periodicals currently subscribed by University of Ruhuna library, online databases subscribed through Consortium of Academic Libraries of Sri Lanka (CONSAL), and past examination papers.

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Printed periodicals currently subscribed by University of Ruhuna library:

 Scientific American  National Geographic Magazine  Time Magazine  Lanka Monthly Digest  Journal of the National Science Foundation of Sri Lanka  ffjoHjrhd

Databases subscribed through Consortium of Academic Libraries of Sri Lanka (CONSAL):

 Emerald  Taylor & Francis  SAGE Research Methods Online  Oxford University Press  Science Direct  Wiley Online Journal  HINARI  AGORA  OARE

Printed materials available in periodical section are meant to be used within the library. This collection is open from 9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. on weekdays.

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13.1.3.4 The Sri Lanka collection (Ceylon room) This collection is arranged in a separate room in the first floor. The materials that useful when obtaining information about Sri Lanka are arranged here.

 Government publications (annual reports and statistical reports)  Rohana collection  Copies of Masters and Doctoral theses of academic staff and students of the University of Ruhuna  Professor Justin Labrooy collection  Professor Alawaththagoda Premadasa collection  Newspaper collection

Readers may not allow removing library resources from this collection. This is open from 9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. on weekdays.

13.1.3.5 Legal deposit collection Legal deposit collection is located in the second floor of the library. This is the latest collection in the main library. Since 2013, the University of Ruhuna has joined the group of institutes in Sri Lanka that maintaining legal deposit collections. This collection is consisted of all the publications published within Sri Lanka since 1990. Currently, this valuable collection consists of about 200,000 items including books, newspapers, journals, magazines, handbooks, annual reports, pamphlets, government publications such as gazettes, hansards, acts and school text books, proceedings and posters written in various languages. These items are stored under preservative

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conditions and only available for reference within the section. This is open from 9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. on weekdays.

13.1.3.6 Colour plate collection Colour plate collection is located in the first floor of the library. This collection consists of books with valuable colour images. Colour plate collection is kept in a locked glass cupboard in the reference section of the library for careful preservation. Students need to make a request to use this collection.

13.1.4 Library resource classification The materials in the University of Ruhuna library are organised according to the Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) system. DDC helps to arrange library materials according to the discipline. The main classes of DDC are as follows:

DDC number Discipline 000 Computer science and general works 100 Philosophy and psychology 200 Religion 300 Social sciences 400 Language 500 Natural sciences and mathematics 600 Technology (applied science) 700 Arts: fine arts and decorative arts 800 Literature and rhetoric 900 Geography and history

13.1.5 Library catalogue The Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) is a computerised online database of all resources in the library. Users can use OPAC to search library materials available in the library. It can be accessed

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from URL: isuru.lib.ruh.ac.lk. OPAC provides facilities to search library materials using keywords, title, author, subject, ISBN, series and call number.

13.1.6 Library services 13.1.6.1 Ask a librarian service Senior assistant librarians and assistant librarians of the University of Ruhuna library provide reference services to the library users by directing to library materials, advising on library collections and services, and searching information from multiple sources.

13.1.6.2 Skill development programmes Library of the University of Ruhuna is currently conducting information literacy course modules at the Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences & Technology, Faculty of Agriculture, Faculty of Engineering and Faculty of Medicine. The main purpose of these modules is to develop students’ information literacy and library skills. Academic staff of the library facilitates students throughout the course modules with comprehensive theoretical and practical work.

In addition, the library conducts continuous student orientation, training and support with information management through workshops and seminars.

13.1.6.3 Inter-library loans Any book and photocopies of research-based journal articles which are not available in the University of Ruhuna library, but available elsewhere could be obtained via inter-library loans. Readers should use the application available at the library office.

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13.1.6.4 Library resource centre Library resource centre provides following facilities:

Computer lab - 20 users can occupy at once

Library auditorium - 80 users can use (this consists of modern electronic facilities)

13.1.6.5 Photocopying service The library provides a photocopying service for those who require copies of reference materials. A photocopy service agency has been situated in the library.

13.1.6.6 Student counselling The student counselling service of the library provides services and programmes that promote personal development and psychological well-being of students. Students have the opportunity to discuss their various psychological, social and financial issues or any other difficulties they face during their university life. The counselling service maintains a strict confidentiality.

13.1.6.7 Outreach programmes The library of University of Ruhuna conducts workshops, training programmes and awareness programmes to enhance the information literacy skills of teacher librarians, library science students and different target populations in the southern province.

13.1.7 Library membership Full membership of the library is available to all registered undergraduate and postgraduate students of the University of Ruhuna.

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All students are required to register at the library by using the application form provided.

13.1.7.1 Borrowing library resources With the exception of certain categories (i.e. permanent reference materials, dictionaries, atlases, books under special collections etc.), all other books can be borrowed. When borrowing books, the university record book or identity card must be produced. Books must be borrowed before 5.00 p.m. The number of books that can be borrowed is given below:

Degree level Lending Reference Electronic books books media 1000 3 1 1 2000 4 2 1 3000 5 2 1 4000 6 2 1 Postgraduate 3 1 - Note - 1000 level students are only allowed to borrow one ‘student centred learning’ material. 13.1.7.2 Returning library resources Borrowed books must be returned by 9.00 a.m. on the due date. Borrowers are responsible for books that are issued to them.

If an issued book is lost or damaged, the matter should be reported to the library immediately. The borrower has to replace it with a new copy of the same edition or subsequent edition on the due date. If the book is not available in the market, the borrower will be charged for the replacement cost of the book and a processing fee of 25 per cent of the value of the book.

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All library resources borrowed must be returned and all outstanding fines must be paid when a student leaves the university. The degree certificates of the users who fail to fulfil their obligations may withhold until they return the borrowed resources and pay fines.

13.1.7.3 Fines and payments If not returned by the due date, a fine of Rs.1 per day will be imposed on each book borrowed from lending section. For an unreturned book borrowed from reference section, a fine of Rs.3 per day will be charged. All payments should be made to the shroff counter of the university.

13.1.8 Staff Librarian Mr Ananda Karunaratne BDev.Studies (Colombo), Dip. in Lib. & Inf. Science (Kelaniya), MSSc (Kelaniya)

Senior Assistant Librarian Mrs S.L. Gammanpila (Faculty of Agriculture) BSc (Ruhuna), MLS (Colombo)

Senior Assistant Librarian Mr N. Hettiatiarachchi (Technical Service) BSc (Ruhuna), MSSc (Kelaniya)

Senior Assistant Librarian Mr U.A. Lal (Reader Service) BA (Peradeniya), MSSc (Kelaniya)

Senior Assistant Librarian Mr J.J. GarusingArachchi (Faculty of Engineering) BA (Kelaniya), MLS (Colombo)

Senior Assistant Librarian Mrs T. KuruppuArachchi (Periodical Section) BSc (Ruhuna), MLS (Colombo)

Senior Assistant Librarian Mr K.T.S. Pushpakumara (Faculty of Medicine) BSc (Ruhuna), MLS (Colombo)

Senior Assistant Librarian Mr K.H. Ramanayaka (Technical Service) BSc (Ruhuna), MSSc (Kelaniya)

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Senior Assistant Librarian Mr I.D.K.L. Fernando (Cataloguing and BSc (Ruhuna), MISM (Colombo) Classification) Senior Assistant Librarian Mrs Sakunthala Senevirathna (Cataloguing and BA (Kelaniya), Dip. in Journalism Classification) (Colombo), MSSc (Kelaniya)

Assistant Librarian Ms P.K. Jayasekara (Periodical Section) BSc (Ruhuna)

Assistant Librarian Mr P.G. Nishantha (Faculty of Medicine) BSc (J’pura)

Senior Assistant Registrar Mr C.P.K. Edirisinghe (Library Services) BA (J’pura), PDBA (Ruhuna)

Senior Assistant Registrar Mrs G.A. Jagathi Hemamali (Library Services)

13.2 English Language Teaching Unit (ELTU)

13.2.1 Introduction The English Language Teaching Unit (ELTU) functions under the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences and caters for all the faculties in the university, facilitating the undergraduates to improve their proficiency in English as one of its primary objectives. The ELTU also employs a good number of visiting instructors in addition to its permanent staff.

13.2.2 Courses offered by the ELTU 13.2.2.1 On-going courses The ELTU conducts English for Academic Purposes (EAP) courses for the students in their respective disciplines throughout their stay at the university. These courses are introduced as compulsory

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foundation courses at four levels, 1000, 2000, 3000 and 4000. It is compulsory for the students to pass all these courses in order to qualify for the award of the degree.

13.2.2.2 Extension courses  Certificate and Diploma Courses in English for Employment

As a community development activity, the ELTU extends its services to members of the public who are interested in improving their English language proficiency by conducting weekend courses in Professional English.

The participants in these courses are mostly employees in both public and private sector organisations and young adults pursuing their education in various academic institutions especially in the southern province.

 Diploma in English for Employment

The ELTU also conducts a Diploma Course in English for the English language teachers aspiring to improve their language as well as pedagogical expertise in English.

13.2.3 Staff Coordinator Senior Professor E.A. Gamini Fonseka Department of English and Linguistics

Senior Lecturer Dr D.V.N. Harischandra Department of English and Linguistics

Senior Lecturer Mr P.N. Rathnayake Department of English and Linguistics

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Senior Lecturer Mr Wimal Wijesinghe BA (Colombo), MA, MPhil (Kelaniya), PG Dip. in ELT (tertiary level) (Colombo)

Field of specialisation: Applied linguistics

Lecturer Mr K.S.G.S. Nishantha BA, MA, MPhil (Kelaniya), MA (New Castle)

Field of specialisation: Applied linguistics, language and literature

Lecturer Mr S.G.S. Samaraweera BA (J’pura), MA (Kelaniya)

Field of specialisation: Testing and evaluation, applied linguistics

Lecturer Mrs Indu Gamage BA, MA (Kelaniya)

Field of specialisation: Creative writing, applied linguistics

Lecturer Mr R. Gunawardane BA (Sabaragamuwa), MA (Kelaniya)

Field of specialisation: Applied linguistics

Lecturer Ms Nethranjalee Dissanayake (probationary) BA (Kelaniya)

Field of specialisation: English language teaching

Instructor Mr A.J.G. Hettiarachchi BA (Peradeniya)

Field of specialisation: English language teaching, English literature, communication skills, French language and literature

Instructor Mr J.W. Gnanathilake Dip. in TESL (NIE), CELTA (Cambridge)

Field of specialisation: English grammar, interactive learning, group learning dynamics, teacher education

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13.3 Information Technology (IT) Unit

13.3.1 Introduction With the aim of enhancing the information technology skills of the undergraduate students of the faculty, the Information Technology Unit was established in 1999 as the central information technology education unit of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. The number of students who study IT is approximately 1600 per year.

The IT Unit is well equipped with physical resources to provide high quality education and services. The laboratories of the IT Unit are utilised as an IT examination centre for the IT related course units conducted by all the departments of the faculty. Moreover, this Unit has made significant achievements in developing digital programmes that are necessary for smooth and effective functioning of the faculty.

13.3.2 Computer teaching laboratories The IT Unit has four computer teaching laboratories that accommodate 150 computers. In terms of expanding IT infrastructure of the unit, a new building space has already been allocated to install 60 computers with the internet facility under the Higher Education for the Twenty-first Century (HETC) project. Each laboratory is air- conditioned, furnished, and equipped with a multimedia projector, a white board and a projector screen.

13.3.3 Web server The IT Unit maintains a website covering information of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.

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13.3.4 Internet and e-mail facility All computers of the IT Unit are networked and provided with the internet facility. These computers are interconnected to the Local Area Network (LAN) of the University Wide Optical Fibre Backbone. Internet and networking facilities have been extended to a larger number of users including all students and academic staff members of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.

13.3.5 Scanning facility Scanning facility is provided by the IT Unit for all students and staff members of the faculty. If necessary, assistance is provided by the staff of the IT Unit.

13.3.6 Other utilities of the IT Unit  Supporting research and other academic activities of the students  Facilitating research and online studies of the postgraduate students (several staff members are following online Masters degrees)  Collecting information of the academic staff of the faculty  Facilitating University Competency Test of Information Technology (UCTIT) of the faculty (the IT Unit offers this to final year students of the faculty targeting job market)  Conducting special IT events of the faculty such as the University Society for Information Technology (UNISOIT)

13.3.7 Undergraduate study programmes Currently the IT Unit offers three foundation course units namely Foundation in ICT I, Foundation in ICT II and Multimedia

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Technologies. These courses have been designed considering the applicability of day to day activities of the industry and civil society.

13.3.8 Student selection criteria to follow ICT as a subject The students who have passed the GCE O/L examination with ICT as a subject can directly enrol for ICT subjects. In case, if there are many students who have fulfilled this qualification, one hour aptitude test will be conducted to select the required number of students.

The other students who are keen to follow ICT subjects should score the acceptable level of marks at one hour aptitude test on ICT conducted by the faculty. This option is only available if a sufficient number of students are not available under the first category.

The cut off marks for selection will be decided on the basis of the number of seats available in a given year.

13.3.9 Staff Coordinator Dr G.P.T.S. Hemakumara Senior Lecturer Department of Geography

Instructor Mr B.A.U. Priyankara BSc (Ruhuna), MSc in MIT (Kelaniya), MSc in IT (Moratuwa)

Demonstrator Mr W.G.A. Lakmal BSc (Ruhuna)

Demonstrator Ms C.D. Weerasinghe BSc (Ruhuna)

Demonstrator Ms C.U. Edwin BSc (Ruhuna)

Demonstrator Mrs D.M.K.D. Dissanayake BSc (Ruhuna)

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13.4 Centre for Modern Languages and Civilisations (CMLC)

13.4.1 Introduction This centre was established on 26 July 2002 as a resource centre for modern languages, and later upgraded as the Centre for Modern Languages and Civilisations. At the present, the centre conducts Chinese, French, German, Hindi, Japanese, Korean and Tamil courses for undergraduate students as well as for the staff of the University of Ruhuna. All study programmes on modern languages are conducted by a team of local and foreign instructors and teachers.

13.4.2 Staff Coordinator Mrs Lokeshwari S. Karunarathna Lecturer Department of Sinhala

Language Coordinator (Hindi) Ven. Dr U. Mahinda Senior Lecturer Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies

Language Coordinator (Chinese) Ven. Dr Rupaha Sumanajothi Lecturer Department of Sinhala

Language Coordinator (French) Senior Professor E.A. Gamini Fonseka Department of English

Language Coordinator (German) Professor W.T.S.D. Premachandra Department of Zoology

Language Coordinator (Japanese) Mrs K.C.N. Shanthidevi Senior Lecturer Department of Mathematics

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Language Coordinator (Tamil) Mr N.A.D. Jayasinghe Senior Lecturer Department of Sinhala

Language Coordinator (Korean) Professor N.J. De S. Amarasinghe Department of Zoology

13.5 Cultural Centre

13.5.1 Introduction The main objective of the Cultural Centre is to promote and facilitate creative and artistic talents of the university community and conserve the traditional cultural heritage in the southern region. The centre consists of two divisions, namely the Aesthetic Unit and the Research Unit.

The Aesthetic Unit offers following lessons and activities:

 Music: Oriental/ Western/ Folk  Dancing: Traditional/ Applied  Production of drama  Production of musical creations  Paintings and sculptures

Students can get registered for any of the above lessons. There are no pre-requisites.

The Research Unit organises following activities:

 Conducting seminars, workshops on cinema, drama, music and literature.

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 Conducting research on literature, folklore and traditional arts and crafts.  Publishing research and academic volumes.  Producing audio and video documentaries on art and culture.

13.5.2 Staff Coordinator Professor Jayantha Amarasinghe Department of Sinhala

Advisory Board Member Dr H.I.G.C. Kumara Senior Lecturer Department of Geography

Advisory Board Member Dr M. Darshana Bandara Senior Lecturer Department of History and Archaeology

Advisory Board Member Mr N.G.U.S. Wijepala Lecturer (probationary) Department of Sociology

Advisory Board Member Mr M.S.M.L. Karunarathne Lecturer Department of Geography

13.6 Centre for Conflict Studies (CCS)

13.6.1 Introduction The Centre for Conflict Studies (CCS) is a part of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Ruhuna. The CCS creates a vibrant social and academic environment. The centre seeks towards understanding the processes that bring societies together or split them apart, and explore how conflicts erupt and how they can be resolved. The aims of the centre are to investigate how different kinds

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of violence affect people; examine how societies tackle crises; develop theoretical insights; refine research methodologies; and spread the research findings.

Founded in August 2004 and was equipped with the assistance of USAID Office of Transition Initiatives (OTI) programme in December 2005, the CCS hopes to establish as an independent research institution to promote policy research in the future. In addition, the centre expects to initiate a Higher National Diploma in Peace Studies. The CCS conducts graduate training, and promotes peace through conflict resolution, dialogue, reconciliation, and policy making activities. In 2007, the CCS was able to gain a collaborative Masters degree programme from Norway under the support of NORAD and through this 42 local graduate students obtained their Masters degrees in peace and conflict studies.

13.6.2 Objectives and future plans  To generate and transfer knowledge related to conflict and peace dynamics through research, teaching and workshops  To enhance socio-cultural harmony within the Sri Lankan society  To facilitate the CCS as a resource base for local, national and international parties/ partners in the field of conflict resolution and peace building  To increase awareness of peace research and conflict issues in academic and public forums  To publish a journal on peace studies

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13.6.3 Staff Coordinator Dr D.L.A.H. Shammika Senior Lecturer Department of Public Policy

13.7 Distance and Continuing Education Unit (DCEU)

13.7.1 Introduction The Distance Education Unit was first established in 1997 by a decision of the Council of the University of Ruhuna with the sole objective of registering students and conducting examinations of the BA external degree programme. The unit was named as the External Examination Branch (EEB) in 1997. It was renamed as the Distance and Continuing Education Unit (DCEU) in 2011 in accordance with the recommendations of the University Grants Commission Circular No. 932.

Currently, the DCEU offers a BA external degree programme. The annual enrolment of students is approximately 1000. The DCEU is the only distance education centre that caters a majority of students in southern Sri Lanka. It has provided facilities to over 30,000 external degree students across the country for over 19 years. The DCEU has established a regional centre in Galle to extend its services. Main office of the DCEU is located at the University of Ruhuna, Wellamadama administration building complex.

13.7.2 Courses DCEU conducts the following degree programme and diploma courses with the collaboration of faculties.

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13.7.2.1 Degree programme  BA external degree – Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

13.7.2.2 Diploma courses  Scientific Tea Manufacturing and Quality Management – Faculty of Agriculture  Diploma in Psychological Counselling – Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences

13.7.3 Staff Director Professor Jayantha Amarasinghe Department of Sinhala

Coordinator – Registration and Mr Nisantha Kurukulasooriya Examinations Senior Lecturer Department of Economics

Coordinator – Learning Resources Dr H.I.G.C. Kumara Senior Lecturer Department of Geography

Faculty Coordinator (BA external Dr M. Darshana Bandara degree programme) Senior Lecturer Department of History and Archaeology

Assistant Registrar Mr W.W. Anura

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Chapter 14 Sports and Recreation

14.1 Department of Physical Education Activities pertaining to sports and recreation are conducted by the Department of Physical Education. There is an advisory board consists of the officials of the Department of Physical Education and two academic staff members from faculties. Whenever necessary, external assistance is sought for coaching on part time basis. Vision of the department is to socialise a law-abiding and socially productive graduate with the ability of effective leadership qualities and fair decision making, who is physically and mentally well balanced.

There are numerous student sports activities organised by the Department of Physical Education including both indoor and outdoor sports. A gymnasium with training facilities is located in the Wellamadama university complex for indoor sports and it is open for students from 10.00 a.m. to 7.00 p.m. on weekdays. The department has well equipped strength training hall to develop physical fitness of sportsmen/ women and students.

14.2 Sports facilities The University of Ruhuna provides many facilities for those who participate in sports events. Sports goods are freely available for students who participate in inter-university tournaments/ meets and practice sessions. A subsistence of Rs.300 is paid per day for a student when they participate in an event outside the university. For team events, the required clothing is provided to students at a cost of

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20 per cent of the total value. For practice sessions of inter-university championships, the university provides an allowance of Rs.30 per day for a student for nourishment.

14.2.1 Indoor sports At the present, the Department of Physical Education provides facilities for following indoor sports:

 Basketball (Men and Women)  Badminton (Men and Women)  Table Tennis (Men and Women)  Weight Lifting (Men and Women)  Volleyball (Men and Women)  Chess (Men and Women)  Taekwondo (Men and Women)  Carrom (Men and Women)  Netball (Women)  Wrestling (Men)  Karate (Men and Women)

14.2.2 Outdoor sports Outdoor sports facilities are provided to students at Wellamadama university grounds. Following sports facilities are made available free of charge to all students:

 Athletics (Men and Women)  Hockey (Men and Women)  Elle (Men and Women)  Cricket (Men)

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 Football (Men)  Rugger (Men)  Swimming (Men and Women)  Baseball (Men)

14.3 Inter-faculty and inter-university tournaments There are annual sports events such as inter-faculty and inter- university tournaments. The Sri Lanka University Games (SLUG) is held at a selected university once in three years. Students are able to participate in the World University Games and the Asian University Championships that held once in two years.

14.4 University colours In every two years, Colours Award Ceremony is held and those who show excellent sports abilities are awarded colours.

14.5 Staff Director Mr P.N. Weerasinghe BCom (J’pura), Sports Dip. (Ministry of Sports)

Instructor Mrs S.V.K. De Silva Sports Dip. (Ministry of Sports)

Instructor Mr K.H. Keerthi Kumara BA (Kelaniya)

Instructor Mr P.K. Sanath Chandana Teachers Training (Ministry of Education)

Instructor Mr J.P.A.N.M. De Silva BSc (Kelaniya)

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~~v. hï ksnkaOhla fï wdldr rpkd fidrlug iïnkaO hehs úêu;a mrSlaIKhlska idOdrK ielhlska f;dr j Tmamq jqjfyd;a úYajúoHd, w;=re jHjia:djg wkqj úNd.h wiu;aùfï isg~~

~~YsIHNdjh mQ¾K ld,Skj wj,x.= lsrSu olajd jQ o`vqjï ,ndoSug l%shd lrkq we;'~~

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2' ksnkaO wëCIKh i' ksnkaO wëCIKfha m%Odk wruqK jkafka iajdëk m¾fhaIK wOHhkhla issÿ lsÍu i|yd úoHd¾Òkaag bf.k .ekSug b.ekaùu h ^teaching to learn&' úoHd¾:shd kshe,S isák m¾fhaIKh" fhdackdj,sh ieliSu iy wjidk ksnkaO rpkh ms

3' ksnkaO we.hSu i' úoHd¾Òka úiska Ndrfok ,o ksnkaOhla we.hSu i|yd ta ta fomd¾;fïka;= úiska m¾fhaIK lafIa;%hg wod< úfYaI{ oekque;s mrSlaIljreka fyda mrSlaIljrshka fofofkl= m;a l< hq;= fõ' fuys oS ksnkaO wëlaIljrhd fyda wëlaIljrsh mrSlaIljrhl= fyda mrSlaIljrshl f,i m;a fkdlsrSug ks¾foaY lrk w;r tfia

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~~lsrSfuka we;súh yels w.;Ska j~~

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~~jdÑl mrSlaIK ^viva-voce) wdlD;sh ^uq¿ ,l=Kq 20&~~

úIh ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' mrSlaIKfha ku ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' m%Yak m;% fla;h iy ud;Dldj '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

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~~kajd oSukajd 10]~~

~~j wOH~~

~~:l:kh 40]:l:kh~~

~~.uk~~

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~~¾fhaIK.eg¨j~~

~~,shdmosxÑ wxlh ,shdmosxÑ m y mQ 10] iudf,dapkh l%ufõoh 10] úYaf,aIKh iy w k bosrsm;a 10] lsrSu tl;=j~~

~~mrSlaIljrhd$ mrSlaIljrshf.a w;aik''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' oskh'''''''''''''''''''''~~

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~~v' ksnkaO we.hSu mSGh u`.ska ms~~

~~ksnkaO we.hSfï uQ,sl wdlD;sh ^uq¿ ,l=Kq 80&~~

~~I. wka;¾.;h$ úYaf,aIKh$ ks¾udKYS,S;ajh iy nqoaêuh yelshdj ^55]& a. idys;H úu¾Ykh~~

~~b. m¾fhaIK wruqK fyda wruqKq c. l%ufõoh d. úYaf,aIKh yd idlÉPdj~~

~~II. ixúOdkh$ meyeos,s nj$ l%uj;a jHqyh ^25]& a. mrsÉfþo ie,eiau~~

~~b. mrsÉfþo ye|‍ skaùu c. wka;¾.;h d. mrsÉfþo iudma;sh III. bosrsm;a lsrSu$ .=Kd;aul f,aLkh iy ksjeros nj ^20]&~~

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~~15.3 Grades allocated for course units I. 2008 fkdjeïn¾ 25 osk úYajúoHd, m%;smdok fldñIka iNdj úiska ksl=;a lrk ,o 901 pl%f,aLhg wkq.;j ms~~

,l=Kq mrdih fY%aKsh fY%aKs ,laIH w.h ^ Grade & ^Grade Point Value& 85-100 A+ 4'00 70-84 A 4'00 65-69 A- 3'70 60-64 B+ 3'30 55-59 B 3'00 50-54 B- 2'70 45-49 C+ 2'30 40-44 C 2'00 35-39 C- 1'70 ^wiu;a& 30-34 D+ 1'30 ^wiu;a& 25-29 D 1'00 ^wiu;a& 00-24 E 0'00 ^wiu;a&

II. tla tla iudislh wjidkfha oS ta ta iudislh ;=< úoHd¾:Ska úiska yodrk ,o mokï mdGud,d yer fiiq ish¨ mdGud,d tallj, fY%aKs ,laIH w.hkays idudkHh (grade point average [GPA]) .Kkh flf¾' tfiau Wmdê mdGud,dj uq¿ukska u wjika l< úg o iuia; mdGud,dj ;=< úoHd¾Òkaf.a idOk uÜgu w.hkq jia fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh .Kkh lrkq ,efí' wjidk idOk uÜgu idudkH idu¾:Hhla o f.!rj idu¾:Hhla o hkak ks¾Kh lsrSu i|yd fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh Ndú;d lrkq ,efí'

~~III. fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh hkq fY%aKs ,laIH w.hka w¾> w.hkaf.ka nr ;nk ,o wxl .Ks;uh uOHkHhs' fuh my; iólrKfha oelafjk wdldrhg .Kkh flf¾'~~

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~~mdGud,d tallh i`oyd mdGud,d fY%aKs ,laIH = ∑ x tallfha idudkHh ,nd .;a fYa%Ks ,CIH x w.h w¾> m%udKh~~

~~uq¿ w¾> ixLHdj~~

~~Grade point value Number of credits G.P.A. = ∑ x x for course unit of the course unit~~

~~Total number of credits~~

~~15.4 idu¾:Hh m%odkh I. idudkH idu¾:Hh m%odkh~~

lsishï úoHd¾:sfhl= tla tla mdGud,d tallh i|yd ,nd .;a fY%aKs ,laIH w.hka o iuia; fY%aKs ,laIH w.hkays idudkHh o Tyqf.a$ wehf.a idu¾:Hh ;SrKh lsrSfï oS ie,ls,a,g .kq ,efí' ta wkqj idu¾:Hh i|yd úoHd¾:shd wju jYfhka 2'00 la jQ iuia; fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHhla ,nd ;sìh hq;= h' fuu iuia; fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh ;=< wksjd¾h mokï mdGud,d yer ;uka fmkS isá wfkl=;a ish¨u mdGud,d tall w;=rska 1'70 l fY%aKs ,laIH w.hka ^C-& follg jvd jeä ixLHdjla ,nd fkd;sìh hq;=h' fuys oS úoHd¾Óhd ish¨u mokï mdGud,d tall iu;aj ;sìh hq;=h'

~~II. mx;s idu¾:Hh m%odkh~~

~~iqÿiqlï imqrk ,o úoHd¾Òka my; i|yka iqÿiqlï imqrd,Su u; mx;s idu¾:Hh m%odkh lrkq ,efí' tu iqÿiqlï idudkH Wmdêh i|yd wOHhk j¾I ;=kla ;=~~

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~~w' m%:u mx;s idu¾:Hh my; i|yka ish¨u wjYH;d imqrd we;s úoHd¾Òkag m%:u mx;s idu¾:Hh m%odkh flf¾'~~

 3'70 la fyda Bg jeä iuia; fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHhla ,nd ;sîu'  fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh .Kkh lsrSug wod< lr .;a mdGud,d tall w;=frka hg;a msrsfihska wvlg fyda jeä m%udKhlg 3'70 l fyda Bg jeä fY%aKs ,laIH w.hla ne.ska ,nd ;sîu' wd' oaú;Sh mx;s idu¾:Hh ^by< fY%aKsh& my; i|yka ish¨u wjYH;d imqrd we;s úoHd¾Òkaag oaú;Sh mx;s idu¾:Hh ^by< fY%aKsh& m%odkh flf¾'

 3'30 la fyda Bg jeä iuia; fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHhla ,nd ;sîu'  fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh .Kkh lsrSu i|yd wod< lr .efkk mdGud,d tall w;=frka hg;a msrsfihska wvlg fyda jeä m%udKhlg 3'30 la fyda Bg jeä fY%aKs ,laIH w.hla ne.ska ,nd ;sîu' we' oaú;Sh mx;s idu¾:Hh ^my< fY%aKsh& my; i|yka ish¨u wjYH;d imqrd we;s úoHd¾Òkaag oaú;Sh mx;s idu¾:Hh ^my< fY%aKsh& m%odkh flf¾'

~~ 3'00 la fyda Bg jeä iuia; fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHhla ,nd ;sîu'  fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh .Kkh lsrSu i|yd wod< lr .efkk mdGud,d tall w;=frka hg;a msrsfihska wvlg fyda~~

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~~jeä m%udKhla i|yd 3'00 la fyda Bg jeä fY%aKs ,laIH w.hla ne.ska ,nd ;sîu' ie'hq' fuu mrsÉfþohg wod< jeäÿr f;dr;=re i|yd YsIH w;afmd;g wuqKd we;s weuqKqï wxl 2 iy 3 mrsYS,kh lrkak'~~

15.5 úNd. wfmaCIlhkag Wmfoia m%fõY m;%h yd YsIH jd¾;d fmd;" wkkH;d m;%h fyda ye`oskaùfï m;%h fkdue;sj lsisu wfmaCIlhl= úNd. Yd,djg Ndr.kq fkd,efí' m%fõY m;%fhys i`oyka wdo¾Y w;aik meyeos,s f,i ;Skaf;ka ,súh hq;=hs' tfia fkdlrk wfmaCIlhka kqiqÿiaika lrkq we;' 1. I. mrSCIK Yd,dj ;sfnk ia:dkh ksisfia fkdokafkakï" mrSCIKh weröug l,ska oskl ta .ek fidhd n,d oekf.k mrSCIKh mgka .ekSug ñks;a;= 15lg m%:u mrSCIK Yd,djg meñKsh hq;=hs'

II. ffjoH fya;+ka ksid uq¿ mrSCIKhgu fyda mrSCIKfhka fldgilg fyda fmkS isàug fkdyels jk wfmaCIlhka jydu ta nj úNd. YdLdj fj; úÿ,s mqj;lska oekqï osh hq;=h' tn`ÿ wfmaCIlhka iïnkaOj my; i`oyka kshuhka wod< fõ'

~~a. kshñ; mrSCIKhla i`oyd ffjoH fya;=jla u; fmkS fkdisák YsIHfhl= tu lreK ikd: lsrSu i`oyd bosrsm;a lr we;s b,a,Sula ms~~

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b. ffjoH fya;+ka ksid mrSCIKhg fmkS fkdiSàug n,dfmdfrd;a;= jk YsIHhka ta nj mrSCIKh wdrïN ùug m%:ufhka fyda ;ukag kshñ; m;% wjikaùug u;af;ka úYajúoHd,hSh ffjoH ks,Odrs fyda úYajúoHd,h wkqu; l< ffjoH ks,Odrshl= fj; oekqïosh hq;=h' ffjoH ks,Odrs ;ekf.a ks¾foaYh fkdmudj fcHaIaG iyldr f,aLldêldrs ^úNd.& fj; bosrsm;a l< hq;=h'

c. mrSCIKh wdrïN ùug l,ska fyda mrsCIKh meje;afjk w;r;=r wikSm jk" tfy;a úYajúoHd,hSh ffjoH ks,Odrs fyda úYajúoHd,h wkqu; l< ffjoH ks,Odrshl= fj; meñKSug wmyiq YsIHhska ;ukag b;d lsÜgqju isák rcfha ffjoH ks,Odrs ;ekf.ka wod< oskj, mrSCIKhg fmkS isàug fkdyels nj ikd: flfrk ffjoH iy;slhla ,ndf.k i;shla we;=<; th úYajúoHd,hSh ffjoH ks,Odrs fyda úYajúoHd,h wkqu; l< ffjoH ks,Odrshl= fj; ,shdmosxÑ ;emEf,ka túh hq;=h'

~~III. hï wfmaCIlhl= mrSCIKhg fmkS fkdisàu iïnkaOj ish ksoyig bosrsm;a lrk ,o lreKq ikd;k iNdj u`.ska ms~~

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~~2. hïlsis úIhla ms~~

3. mrSCIKhg fmkS isàfïoS wkkH;d m;% ^ye`oskaùfï m;%& bosrsm;a l< hq;= wfmaCIlhka tla tla úIhlg fmkS isák úg wkkH;d m;% bosrsm;a l< hq;=h' wkkH;djh Tmamq lsrSu i|yd wjYH ,shú,s mrSCIK Yd,dfõoS bosrsm;a fkdl

4. úNd. wfmaCIlhka ;ukaf.a m%fhdackh i|yd mEka" mekai,a" ;Ska; l+vq" ulk rn¾ lE,s" wä fldaÿ" cHdñ;sl WmlrK" mdg mekai,a hkdoS jYfhka wjYH WmlrK /f.k wd hq;=h' óg wu;rj" mrSCIKfhaoS wksis wkaoñka m%fhdackhg .; yels lsisu ,shú,a,la fyda igyka fyda WmlrKhla ;ud úiska fyda ;ud fjkqfjka wka wfhl= úiska fyda Yd,dj ;=

~~5. ms~~

~~6. m%Yakhl fldgilg ms~~

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~~oekajqjfyd;a fyda m%Yak m;%fha olajd ;snqKfyd;a ta ta fldgiaj,g W;a;r ,shk fmd;a fjka fjka jYfhka m%fhdackhg .; hq;=hs'~~

~~7. ms~~

~~8. ms~~

~~9. .Ks; m%Yakj,g ms~~

~~10. m%Yak m;%hg ms~~

~~11. Tfí ms~~

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12. hïlsis lreKla ksid mrSCIK Yd,dêldrSkag fyda iydh mrSCIlfhl=g l:d lsrSug wjYH jQ úg o" ish wiqfkka fkdke`.sg w; muKla Tijd ix{d l< hq;=h' mrSCIK Yd,dj ;=< isák lsisfjl=g ndOdjla jk whqrska lghq;= fkdlsrSug j. n,d .; hq;=hs'

~~15.6 úNd. wfmaCIlhka i|yd ksfhda.~~

~~úNd. wfmaCIlhka u;= oelafjk ksfhda. ms~~

1. I. ish¨u úNd. wfmaCIlhka mrSCIK Yd,dj ;=< mrSCIK Yd,dêldrSkag o" iydh mrSCIlhkag o" wfkl=;a wfmaCIlhkag o ndOd fyda ysrsyer fkdjk fia yeisrsh hq;=hs' mrSCIK Yd,dj ;=< yd wjg ksYaYíoj isáh hq;=hs'

~~II. úNd. wfmaCIlhka ;ukaf.a wxlh ork wiqkays ñi" wka wiqkays lsisúfgl b|f.k fkdisáh hq;=h' mrSCIl Yd,dêldrSkaf.a wjirh ke;sj ;ukaf.a ia:dkh fjkia fkdl< hq;=hs'~~

~~III. ;uka fj; imhk ,o lvodis yd wfkl=;a ,smsøjH brd oeóu fyda fmdä lsrSu fyda iQrd oeóu fyda fkdl< hq;=hs' lgqjev wdosh i|yd fhdod .;a lvodis yd ,shk lvodis o ms~~

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IV. ;ukag imhk ,sms øjH yer wka fmd;a m;a" ¨yq`vq igyka" w;afmd;a" wNHdi fmd;a" lvodis" w;anE.a" fmÜá" mqj;am;a" CIqø mrs.Kl" cx.u ÿrl:k iy ish¨u j¾.fha bf,lafg%dksla WmlrK hkdosh mrSCIK Yd,dj ;=

~~V. wksla wfmaCIlfhl=f.a ms~~

~~VI. wksla wfmaCIlfhl=f.a ms~~

~~VII. ms~~

~~VIII. ms~~

~~IX. m%Yak m;%hlg ms~~

~~X. mrSCIKfhaoS wksis wkaoñka m%fhdackhg .; yels lsisu ,shú,a,la fyda igykla fyda WmlrKhla ;uka fj; fkdue;s njg iEu úNd. wfmaCIlfhlau j.~~

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n,d .; hq;=hs' ;jo lsisu WmlrKhla fyda ,shú,a,la fyda igykla fyda wksis wkaoñka ;u m%fhdackhg .ekSug jEhï fkdl< hq;=hs' mrSCIK úIudpdrhl fhfok njg fyda fhoS we;s njg ielhla u;=úh yels ieu l%shdjlskau je

~~2. fï ksfhda. W,a,x>kh lrk wfmaCIlfhl=g fkdfyd;a wfmaCIlhkag ikd;k iNdj wkqu; lrk mrsos u;= oelafjk o`vqjï tlla fyda jeä .Kkla fyda mkjkq ,efí'~~

~~I. uq¿ mrSCIKhgu fyda bka fldgilg fyda ke;akï tla úIhlg fyda bka fldgilg fyda fmkS isàu ;ykï lsrSu' II. ish¨u mrSCIK m%;sM, wj,x.= lsrSu ^wLKav we.hqï mrSCIK we;=¿j&~~

~~III. mrSCIKfha tla úIhlg fyda uq¿ mrSCIKhgu fyda kqiqÿiafil= lsrSu'~~

~~IV. tla wjqreoaolg fyda wjqreÿ lSmhlg fyda úYajúoHd, iïnkaO mrSCIKhkag fmkS isàu ;ykï lsrSu'~~

~~V. uq¿ cSú; ld,fhau úYajúoHd, iïnkaO mrSCIKhkag fmkS isàu ;ykï lsrSu'~~

~~VI. wl%ñl;dj isÿl< mrSCIKhg kej; fmkS isàfïoS mqk¾ YsIHfhl= f,i ie,lSu'~~

~~VII. Wmdê m%odfkda;aijhg fkdle`oùu'~~

~~3. by; 2 hgf;a jrolrejl= ù o`vqjï ,nkafkl=g wjidk mrSCIKfha mka;s idu¾:Hhla ,eîug ysñlï ke;'~~

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~~Chapter 16 Gold Medals and Awards~~

16.1 Introduction Gold medals and awards will be awarded annually to the students with the best overall performance. These medals and awards are formulated in order to increase students’ motivation to be academically profound. In deciding the awards, extracurricular activities will be counted along with the academic excellence.

16.2 The Vice Chancellor’s gold medal The Vice Chancellor’s gold medal and a certificate of achievement will be awarded to the graduate with the best overall performance in academic, extracurricular and core curricular activities. Graduates of all the faculties can apply for this medal, and 10 students who top the list under the approved marking scheme will be included in the Vice Chancellor’s list. Out of 10, one student will be selected. The medal will be awarded at the General Convocation, and will be noted in the winner’s academic transcript.

~~16.3 Dean’s awards Five students from four batches who top the list under the approved marking scheme will be considered for Dean’s awards as follows:~~

~~ Best first year student  Best second year student  Best third year student (one from General degree programme and one from Special degree programme)~~

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~~ Best fourth year student~~

~~The names of the winners will be announced at the Faculty Board meeting. A certificate of achievement and a cash prize of Rs.10,000 will be awarded annually at an award ceremony at the faculty.~~

16.4 Mallika De Mel memorial gold medal The Ronnie De Mel Trust Fund awards the Mallika De Mel memorial gold medal annually to the graduate who has obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree with first class honours and the highest grade point average. The medal will be awarded at the General Convocation.

16.5 L.W.A. Weerasekara memorial gold medal Mrs L.W.A. Weerasekara and children award the L.W.A. Weerasekara memorial gold medal annually to the graduate who has obtained a Bachelor of Arts (Special) degree in Economics with the highest grade point average, scoring highest marks for the field of money and banking. The medal will be awarded at the General Convocation.

16.6 Professor R.M. Ranaweera Banda memorial gold medal Mrs K.P.W.C. Wijayawickrama awards the Professor R.M. Ranaweera Banda memorial gold medal annually to the graduate who has obtained a Bachelor of Arts (Special) degree in Sociology with at least a second class (upper division) securing the highest grade point average. The medal will be awarded at the General Convocation.

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16.7 Ven. Professor Shaku Go Shin gold medal Ven. Dr Medagama Nandawansha Thero awards the Ven. Professor Shaku Go Shin gold medal annually to the graduate who has obtained first class honours with highest aggregate marks for Pali in the Bachelor of Arts (Special) degree final examination. The medal will be awarded at the General Convocation.

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~~Chapter 17 Student Service Facilities~~

17.1 Counselling service The university counselling service helps students to cope up with the problems that affect their studies as well as personal life. The students have the opportunity to discuss their various socio-economic and mental problems or any other matters with the counsellors.

17.1.1 Counselling service of the University of Ruhuna At the present, the university counselling service is housed in the Department of Sociology, and a professional counsellor is available from 1.00 p.m. to 4.00 p.m. on every Tuesday. Students can obtain this service free of charge and the university encourages students to get assistance whenever required.

17.1.2 Student counselling service of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Academic staff members who have been appointed as student counsellors offer their assistance, advice and guidance to students. Students can contact any student counsellor using the provided contact information.

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~~17.1.3 Counselling staff Senior Professor E.P.S. Chandana Student Department of Zoology Counsellor Faculty of Science Mobile: 0775909665 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Deputy Dr M. Darshana Bandara Senior Senior Lecturer Student Department of History and Counsellor Archaeology Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0714912610 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Student Ven. Aparekke Sirisudhamma Counsellor Lecturer (probationary) Department of Sinhala Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0702108712 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Student Dr H.I.G.C. Kumara Counsellor Senior Lecturer Department of Geography Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0714469539 Email: [email protected]~~

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~~Student Ms H.N. De Silva Counsellor Lecturer (probationary) Department of Economics Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0772258281 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Student Mrs Indu Gamage Counsellor Lecturer English Language Teaching Unit Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0718140327 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Student Dr I.R. Akurugoda Counsellor Senior Lecturer Department of Public Policy Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0718999060 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Student Mrs Lokeshwari S. Karunarathna Counsellor Lecturer Department of Sinhala Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0712416433 Email: [email protected]~~

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~~Student Mr M.S.M.L. Karunarathne Counsellor Lecturer Department of Geography Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0718740286 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Student Ms Nethranjalee Dissanayake Counsellor Lecturer (probationary) English Language Teaching Unit Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0775176530 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Student Mr N.G.U.S. Wijepala Counsellor Lecturer (probationary) Department of Sociology Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0715724858 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Student Dr P.M.T.C. Wijesundara Counsellor Senior Lecturer Department of Sociology Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0717309218 Email: [email protected]~~

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~~Student Mr P.N. Rathnayake Counsellor Senior Lecturer Department of English Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0714469536 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Student Dr R.P. Abeywardhana Counsellor Senior Lecturer Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0713057031 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Student Mr S.K. Walakuluge Counsellor Lecturer (probationary) Department of Public Policy Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0716362036 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Student Ven. T. Ariyawimala Counsellor Senior Lecturer Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0718036899 Email: [email protected]~~

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17.2 Career Guidance Unit Career for university undergraduates is a recently recognised policy matter by the Sri Lankan government. The Career Guidance Unit of the University of Ruhuna was established in March 2000 to provide career guidance services to undergraduates. Since then, the unit has implemented various programmes to make the undergraduates aware of the available employment opportunities, and to improve their professional qualities to respond the job market needs. The unit wishes to build up continuous links with the private sector as well as the government institutions to facilitate productive interactions between undergraduates and such institutions.

~~17.2.1 Staff Director Mr A.C. Karunaratna Senior Lecturer Department of Marketing Faculty of Management and Finance Mobile: 0716054017 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Career Guidance Counsellor Mrs Sujeewa Dilrukshi Vidanagamage Mobile: 0714475666 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Career Guidance Counsellor Ms Chaturdi Udari Mobile: 071093962 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Career Guidance Counsellor Mrs Pubudu Mallawarachchi Mobile: 0718359365 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Career Guidance Counsellor Ms R.M.A.S. Rathnayaka Mobile: 0710473119 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Computer Application Assistant Mr N.B.R. Madhushanka~~

~~Office Assistant Mr R. Wasantha~~

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~~17.2.2 Faculty Career Advisors Faculty of Humanities and Mr S.K. Walakuluge Social Sciences Lecturer (probationary) Department of Public Policy Mobile: 0716362036 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Faculty of Agriculture Mr A.L. Sandika Senior Lecturer Department of Agricultural Economics Mobile: 0718180670 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Faculty of Engineering Ms S.N. Malkanthi Senior Lecturer Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Mobile: 0772869264 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Dr P.N. Ranasinghe Sciences & Technology Senior Lecturer Department of Oceanography and Marine Geology Mobile: 0718425475 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Faculty of Management and Mr A.G. Deepal Finance Senior Lecturer Department of Accounting and Finance Mobile: 0712168524 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Faculty of Medicine Dr A.J.P.M. Jayawardene Senior Lecturer Medical Education Unit Mobile: 0770530249 Email: [email protected]~~

~~Faculty of Science Dr K.K.G.U. Hemamali Senior Lecturer Department of Botany Mobile: 0718209489 Email: [email protected]~~

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~~17.3 Health Services~~

17.3.1 Main Medical Centre The main medical centre of the university is located in a building close to the Department of Physics. It is staffed by a chief medical officer and two other medical officers, and a supporting staff. The centre provides preventive and curative care to students, staff and their family members. The provision of health care is in the forms of daily outpatient service, medical laboratory service and other services. These include examining medical reports and certificates of students and staff, and issuing medical certificates.

A public health officer (PHI) takes care of the preventive health aspects of the university such as food hygiene, waste disposal, sanitation, and epidemiological work. During the academic year, the medical centre is open on weekdays from 8.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. to treat students and staff. From 9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. opportunities are provided to consult a doctor. All drugs are free of charge for students. If a prescribed drug is not available in the clinic, the university will reimburse the expenses incurred in purchasing it from outside.

~~There is a dental clinical unit established in the medical centre.~~

17.3.1.1 Medical tests for new comers A medical test is compulsory for all new comers. Students are supposed to get the medical test done by a government medical officer (DMO) using the prescribed form sent by the university and should submit it to the university medical officer.

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The aim of this test is to determine whether the student has suitable health conditions to continue the academic programme without any difficulty. If a student is found to be suffering from a severe disease, he/ she will be directed to special clinics for treatments.

17.3.1.2 Medical certificates If a student is unable to attend lectures and/ or practical classes due to an illness, he/ she should inform the Dean of the Faculty. If a student wishes, he/ she can obtain medical assistance from a government or a private doctor. However, the medical certificates issued by them should be approved by the university medical officer.

If a student was unable to complete a part of an examination or the full examination due to a specific illness, it should be informed to the Medical Officer, and the Senior Assistant Registrar of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. The Medical Centre issues certificates only for the students who have taken treatments from there. The certificate needs to be claimed within three days after treatment.

If a student had outside treatment, a medical certificate issued from a government hospital should be provided with the approval of university Medical Officer to the Senior Assistant Registrar of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences no later than seven days from the day that he/ she had failed to sit the examination. In an event of taking outside treatment for a communicable disease, a medical certificate issued by a medical officer of health (MOH) who has been directed by a PHI or a DMO of the respective area can be submitted.

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~~If the illness lasts more than 14 days, another medical certificate is required.~~

~~17.3.1.3 Medical officers Medical Officer in-charge Dr M.D. Milton MBBS (Colombo)~~

~~Medical Officer Dr A. Weerasinghe MBBS (Ceylon), DFM (Colombo)~~

~~Dental Surgeon Dr S. Atapattu BDS (Peradeniya)~~

17.3.2 Ayurvedic Medical Centre The Ayurvedic medical centre is located in the upper floor of the Peoples Bank, Wellamadama branch building near the university post office. It is open on weekdays from 8.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. and the consultation hours are as follows:

~~ Weekdays: 8.30 a.m. - 12.00 noon, 2.00 p.m. - 3.30 p.m.  Saturdays: 8.30 a.m. - 12.00 noon~~

Other than the Ayurvedic medical treatment, there is a counselling service. All the services are freely available for university students, staff and their family members. The rules and regulations for issuing Ayurvedic medical certificates are same as the main medical centre.

~~17.3.2.1 Medical officer Medical Officer In-charge Dr Thilini Wickramasinghe BAMS, PGDC~~

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~~Chapter 18 Students’ Unions and Societies~~

~~18.1 Students’ unions According to the Universities (Amendment) Act No. 26 of 1988, universities and faculties can have University Students’ Unions and Faculty Students’ Unions.~~

18.1.1 Duties and responsibilities of the students’ unions  Enhancing the collective life and the student welfare  Encouraging academic activities  Protecting the goodwill of the university as well as the faculties  Ameliorating cultural and sport activities among students  Keeping accounts on student welfare activities  Maintaining relations between the students and the university authorities

18.1.2 University Students’ Union The students union of the University of Ruhuna is the main formal students’ organisation that has the university recognition. It consists of elected student representatives of the faculties of the University of Ruhuna.

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~~18.1.2.1 Officials Senior Treasurer Dr S.L.J. Fernando Senior Lecturer Department of Geography Mobile: 0719178190~~

~~Chairman Mr N.M.T. Jayalath Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Mobile: 0716906400~~

~~Vice Chairman Mr K.A.R.R.N. Aththanayaka Faculty of Agriculture Mobile: 0717530001~~

~~Secretary Mr G.L.T. Sandaruwan Faculty of Management and Finance Mobile: 0725622691~~

~~Editor Mr G.S.A. Prasanna Faculty of Management and Finance Mobile: 0757274286~~

~~18.1.3 Faculty Students’ Union The students’ union of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences has been established to represent all students in the faculty.~~

~~18.1.3.1 Officials Senior Treasurer Ven. Dr U. Mahinda Senior Lecturer Department of Pali and Buddhist Studies Mobile: 0718022568~~

~~Chairman Mr Herath Mudiyanselage Chanaka Edirisingha HS/2013/14535 Mobile: 0715538564~~

~~Vice Chairman Mr Hasitha Madushan Sudasinghe HS/2014/15040 Mobile: 0710853667~~

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~~Secretary Ven. Vijayapura Dhammaloka HS/2014/14854 Mobile: 0714325608~~

~~Junior Treasurer Mr Weerasooriya Arachchige Randika Maduranga HS/2013/14532 Mobile: 0714732993~~

~~Editor Ms Sachini Sudarshika Pandithasekara HS/2014/15081 Mobile: 0719838674~~

~~18.2 Students’ societies There are students’ societies and associations functioning in the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.~~

 Association of Economics  Association of Geography and Environmental Science  Association of History and Archaeology  Association of Pali and Buddhist Studies  Association of Sinhala  Association of Statistics  Bhikkhu Association  Buddhist Association  Death Benefit Society  Islamic Students’ Society  Kala Parshadaya  Public Policy Society  Saundarya Study Circle  Socialist Students’ Society

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~~ Sociology Association  The Circle of English  The Independent Arts Circle~~

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~~Annexure 1~~

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~~^weuqKqu ^weuqKqu 1&~~

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~~Annexure 2 ^weuqKqu 2&~~

~~reyqK úYajúoHd,h~~

1985 wxl 7 ork úYajúoHd, ^ixfYdaOk& mk;ska ixfYdaê; 1978 wxl 16 ork úYajúoHd, mkf;a 135 jk j.ka;sh hgf;a reyqK úYajúoHd,fha md,l iNdj úiska mkjk ,o w;=re jHjia:dj' fï w;=re jHjia:dj Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdêh iy Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdêh ms

~~1. Wmdêh msrskeóu ^Award of the Degree&~~

~~1.1 w;=re jHjia:djg hg;aj lsishï úoHd¾Ófhl=~~

~~^w& reyqK úYajúoHd,fha YsIHfhl=$ YsIHdjl jYfhka h:d fhda.H mrsos we;=<;a lrkq ,en we;akï~~

~~^wd& reyqK úYajúoHd,fha YsIHfhl=$ YsIHdjl jYfhka ,shdmosxÑ lrkq ,en we;akï yd ta ,shdmosxÑh fï w;=re jHjia:dfjka kshu lrkq ,en we;s wOHhk ld, iSudj we;=<; j,x.=j mej;sfha kï~~

^we& fï w;=re jHjia:dj o ta hgf;a mkjd we;s ksfhda. yd rS;s o hk fïjdhska Tyqg$ wehg wod< jQ tla tla mrSlaIKh i|yd kshu lr we;s wOHhk mdGud,d reyqK úYajúoHd,fha Wml=,m;s;=ud iEySulg m;ajk whqrska kshu lr we;s ld, iSudj we;=<; iïmQ¾K lr we;akï

~~^wE& úYajúoHd,h u`.ska kshu lrkq ,eìh yels .dia;= yd úYajúoHd,hg f.úh hq;= wksl=;a f.ùï f.jd we;akï~~

~~^b& fï w;=re jHjia:dfjka fyda úYajúoHd,h úsiska fyda mkjkq ,efnk fjk;a ksfhda. yd rS;sj,ska kshu lr we;s Tyq$ weh fj; wod< jk wksl=;a fldkafoais yd wjYH;d imqrd we;akï~~

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~~Tyq$ weh fj; wod< jk mrsos Ydia;%fõoS idudkH fyda Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdêh msrskeñh yels h'~~

1.2 fuu w;=re jHjia:djg hg;a j msrskefuk Wmdê kdu jkqfha Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdêh [Bachelor of Arts (General)] iy Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêh [Bachelor of Arts (Special)] h' fuu Wmdê i|yd Ndú;d jk flá kduhka jkafka Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdêh i|yd BA o Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêh i|yd BA (Sp.) in xxxx o fõ' fuys xxxx hkq úIfha kduh fõ'

~~1.3 Wmdêh j,x.= oskh~~

^w& Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdêh i|yd mSGfha ,shdmosxÑ jQ úoHd¾Ófhl= ;u wOHhk ld,iSudj wjika jk yhjk iudislh wjidkfha oS ish¨ mdGud,d tall iu;a ù we;akï Tyqf.a wehf.a Wmdêh j,x.= jk oskh jkafka yhjk iudislfha wjika mrSlaIKh mej;s oskhg miq jev lrk oskh hs'

^wd& Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdêh i|yd mSGfha ,shdmosxÑ jQ úoHd¾Ófhl= ;u wOHhk ld,iSudj wjika jk wgjk iudislfha wjidkfhaoS ish¨u mdGud,d tall iu;aj we;akï wjika mrSlaIKfha wjika m%Yak m;%h mej;s oskfha isg osk 30 lg miq t

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~~fkdlrk úoHd¾:Ska tu mdGud,d tallh wiu;a fia i,lkq ,efí'~~

~~^we& Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdêh fyda Ydia;%fõoS úfYAI Wmdêh yodrk úoHd¾Ófhl= ms~~

^wE& mokï mdGud,d iu;ajk oskh Wmdêh j,x.=jk oskhg n,mEula fkdue;' tfia jqj o mokï mdGud,d tall iïmQ¾K lr fkdue;s kï Tyqf.a$ wehf.a Wmdê m%;sM, r`ojd ;nk w;r tu mdGud,d tall idu¾:Hh ,o miqj Wmdê m%;sM, ksl=;a l< hq;=h'

~~2. wOHhk ie,eiau ^Study Programme&~~

~~2.1 fuu w;=re jHjia:djg hg;a j Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdê mdGud,dj wOHhk j¾I ;=klska o Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,dj wOHhk j¾I y;rlska o iukaú; mQ¾K ld,Sk mdGud,d fõ'~~

~~2.2 wOHhk j¾I ms~~

2.3 Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdêhg iy Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdêhg wod< ish¨u mdGud,d tall ^yr mdGud,d" ffjl,ams; mdGud,d" mrsmQrl mdGud,d iy mokï mdGud,d& iy tajdfha úIh ks¾foaYh mSG uKav,fha ks¾foaYh u; ikd;k iNdfõ wkque;sh ,o tajd úh hq;=h'

~~2.4 mSGfha ks¾foaYh u; ikd;k iNdj u`.ska fjk;a wdldrhlg ;SrKh lr ke;s kï úoHd¾:sfhl= m%:u wOHhk j¾Ih tkï 1000~~

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~~ia:,fha m%:u iudislh i|yd f;dard .;a m%Odk úIh ;=k 1000 ia:,fha fojk iudislfha oS o yeoErsh hq;= h'~~

2.5 1000 ia:,fha yodrk ,o ish¨ mdGud,d tallj,g wod< mrSlaIKj, iuia; m%;sM,h wkqj ikd;k iNdj úiska mkjkq ,efnk ksfhda.j,g hg;a j Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,d yeoErSu i|yd úoHd¾:syq f;dard .kq ,efn;s' Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,d wdrïN lsrSug hg;a msrsfihska i;s follg m%:u udkj Ydia;% yd iudcSh úoHd mSGfha mSGdêm;s úiska ta i|yd whÿïm;a le+|úh hq;= w;r Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYAI& Wmdê mdGud,djla yeoErSug wfmalaId lrk úoHd¾:ska ta i|yd xx.1-2014 mdGud,d tall l%uh ms

2.6 Ydia;%fõoS idudkH iy Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê i|yd wod< jk kshñ; úIhka" m%Yak m;% ixLHdj" we.hSfï l%u" wOHhk mdGud,d iy úIh ks¾foaY fjkia lsrSug" ixfYdaOkh lsrSug" tl;= lsrSug fyda tlS lsishï mrSlaIKhlg wod< ksfhda. yd rS;s fjkia lsrSug ixfYdaOkh lsrSug fyda w¨f;ka tl;= lsrSug fyda mSG uKav,fha ks¾foaYh u; ikd;k iNdjg n,h ;sfí'

~~3. iudislhlg wod< mdGud,d tall iy úNd. i|yd ,shdmosxÑ ùu iy we.hqï mrSlaIK i|yd fmkS isàu' 3.1 ,shdmosxÑ ùu 3.1.1 xx.1-2014 mdGud,d tall l%uh ms~~

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3.1.2 hï úoHd¾:sfhl=g ffjoH fya;+ka u; hï iudislhla i|yd ,shdmosxÑ ùug fkdyels ;;ajhla ;sfí kï wOHhk j¾Ihla l,a ,nd.ekSu i|yd kS;Hkql+, ,shú,s iys; b,a,Sula lr ikd;k iNdfõ wkque;sh ,nd .; hq;=h' 3.2 we.hqï mrSlaIK i|yd fmkS isàu 3.2.1 ksYaÑ; mdGud,d tallhla i|yd ,shdmosxÑ jQ úoHd¾:Ska wod< iudislh wjidkfha mj;ajk ,o m%:u wjia:dfõoSu tu mdGud,d tallh i|yd ,shdmosxÑ ù wod< iudislh wjidkfha mj;ajk tu mdGud,d tallhg wh;a mrSlaIKhg fmkS isáh hq;= w;r tu wjia:dj m%:u jdrh f,i ie,fla' lsishï úoHd¾:sfhl= ;ukag kshñ; m%:u jdrfha oS hï mrSlaIKhlg fmkS isáh;a ke;;a Tyq ta mrSlaIKhg m%:u jdrhg fmkS isá wfhl= fia i,lkq ,eìh hq;=h' 3.2.2 úoHd¾:sfhl= Tyq$ weh úYajúoHd,fha m%:u ,shdmosxÑ osk isg Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdêhg wh;a ish,q mrSlaIK wOHhk j¾I yhla ^6& we;=<; oS o Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdêhg wh;a ish¨ mrSlaIK wOHhk j¾I wgla ^8& we;=<; oS o iïmQ¾K l< hq;=h' 3.3 wLKav we.hqï mrSlaIK 3.3.1 úoHd¾:sfhl= ksYaÑ; mdGud,d tallhla i|yd mj;ajkq ,nk wLKav we.hqï mrSlaIKhlg ffjoH fya;+ka u; fyda mSG uKav,hg iEySulg m;aúh yels fjk;a fya;=jla u; fmkS isàug wmfydi;a jqjfyd;a xx.1-2014 ork ud¾f.damfoaY ix.%yfha 4'4 fyda 4'5 Wm j.ka;s m%ldrj tu iudislh ;=

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3.3.2 iudisl wjika mrSlaIKhg fmkS isàug wjir we;af;a ish¨u wLKav we.hqï mrSlaIK i|yd fmkS isá úoHd¾:Skag muKs' 3.3.3 wLKav we.hqï iïmQ¾K fkdlsrSfï fya;=fjka iudisl wjika mrSlaIKj,g fmkS isàug wjir fkd,nk úoHd¾:ska tu mdGud,d tallh wiu;a jQ f,i i,lkq ,eìh hq;=h' 3.4 iudisl wjidk mrSlaIK

3.4.1 úoHd¾:sfhl= Tyqg$ wehg kshñ; mdGud,d tallhla i|yd mj;ajkq ,nk iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKh i|yd fmkS isáh hq;=h' ffjoH fya;+ka u; fyda ikd;k iNdjg iEySulg m;aúh yels fjk;a fya;=jla u; tfia fmkS isàug wfmdfydi;a jqjfyd;a my; xx.1-2014 ork ud¾f.damfoaY ix.%yfha 4'4 fyda 4'5 m%ldrj mrSlaIKh mj;ajk wdikaku B<Õ wjia:dfõoS tu mdGud,dfõ mrSlaIKhg m%:u j;djg fmkS isák úoHd¾:sfhl= f,i i,lk fuka mSGdêm;sf.ka b,a,Sula l< yels h' tn`ÿ b,a,Sulg tlÕ ùfï n,h mSG uKav,fha wkque;sh u; ikd;k iNdj i;= jk w;r tfia tlÕ jQ wjia:djl tu úoHd¾:shd t

3.4.2 mdGud,d tallhl iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKhg fmkS isàu i|yd úoHd¾:sfhl= tu mdGud,d tallfha foaYk iy wfkl=;a wOHhk lghq;= i|yd 80] l wju iyNd.s;ajhla ,nd ;sìh hq;=h' fuu ;;ajh imqrd,Sug wfmdfydi;a jk úoHd¾:ska tu mdGud,d tallh wiu;a isiqka f,i i,lkq ,efí'

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~~3.4.3 mdGud,d tallhl foaYk iy wfkl=;a wOHhk lghq;= i|yd iyNd.súh hq;= wju m%;sY;h fkdue;s ùfuka mdGud,d tallhl iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKhg fmkS isàug wjir fkd,efnk úoHd¾:sfhl= t~~

~~3.5 we.hqï mrSlaIK i|yd kej; fmkS isàu~~

3.5.1 iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKfhka wiu;a jQ mdGud,d tallhla i|yd mqk¾ mrSlaIK fkdmeje;afjk w;r tu mdGud,d tallh yr mdGud,d tallhla kï wksjd¾hfhka u Bg wod< mrSlaIK meje;afjk B<Õ wjia:djl oS ta i|yd fmkS isg idu¾:Hh ,nd .; hq;= h'

3.5.2 wiu;a jQ mdGud,d tallh ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tallhla kï tu mdGud,d tallh i|yd u kej; fmkS isàu wksjd¾h fkdfõ' úoHd¾:shdf.a wNsu;h mrsos tu ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tallhu fyda tu mdGud,d tallh fjkqjg tu iudislfhys fjk;a ´kEu ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tallhla w¨;ska yeoErSug wjia:dj ysñ fõ' tfia mdGud,d tallh fjkia fldg kj mdGud,d tallhla w¨;ska yeoErSug kï bj;a jk mdGud,d tallh wh;ajk wOHhkdxYfhka tu mdGud,d tallfhka bj;a ùug iy w¨;ska f;dard .kakd mdGud,d tallh wh;a jk wOHhkdxYfhka tu mdGud,d tallh f;dard .ekSug wjir ,ndf.k kj ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tallh i|yd mdGud,d tall l%uh ms

~~3.5.3 by; 3'5'2 Wm j.ka;sfhys oelafjk wdldrhg wiu;a jQ ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tallhla fjkia lr fjk;a 233~~

ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tallhla i|yd ,shdmosxÑ jQ úg tu kj mdGud,d tallh fjkqfjka mj;ajkq ,nk ^wLKav mrSlaIK o we;=¿j& ish¨u mrSlaIK i|yd fmkS isáh hq;= w;r tu úoHd¾:shd tu mrSlaIK i|yd mqk¾ YsIHhl= fia ie,lsh hq;=h'

~~3.5.4 flfia kuqÿ wiu;a jQ yr mdGud,d tallhla w;yer fjk;a yr mdGud,d tallhla yeoErSug wjia:dj ,nd fkdosh hq;=h'~~

3.5.5 wiu;a jQ mdGud,d tallhl mrSlaIK i|yd kej; fmkS isák úg wLKav we.hqï mrSlaIK i|yd kej; fmkS isàu wfmalaId fkdflf¾' tfia mdGud,d tallhl mrSlaIK i|yd kej; fmkS isák úg tlS úoHd¾:shd tu mdGud,d tallfha wLKav we.hqu i|yd m%:u j;dfõ oS ,enQ ,l=K tf,iu ie,ls,a,g .kq ,efnk w;r iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKhg muKla wjYHfhka u kej; fmkS isáh hq;=h' ie'hq' ms f,i idlÉPd lrk ,ÿj my; i|yka úê úOdk ikd;k iNdfõ oS wkqu; ù we;s w;r tajd j¾;udkfha oS l%shd;aulj mj;S'

~~1. YsIHfhl= ms~~

~~2. ms~~

~~4. idudkH Ydia;%fõoS Wmdê mdGud,dj (Bachelor of Arts [General] Degree Programme)~~

4.1 1000 ia:,h mdGud,d yeoErE Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,d i|yd f;dard .kq fkd,enQ ish¨ úoHd¾:skaa fï w;=re jHjia:djg iy ikd;k iNdj úiska mkjkq ,nk ksfhda.j,g hg;a j Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdêhg kshñ; 2000 iy 3000 ia:,j, mdGud,d yeoErsh hq;= h'

4.2 mSG uKav,fha ks¾foaYh u; ikd;k iNdj u`.ska fjk;a wdldrhg ;SrKh lr ke;s kï Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdêh yodrk úoHd¾:sfhl= by; 2'4 j.ka;sfhys i|yka wdldrhg m%:u wOHhk j¾Ih tkï 1000 ia:,fha m%:u iudislh iy fojk iudislh i|yd f;dard .;a m%Odk úIh ;=k bosrs j¾I foflaoS o yeoErsh hq;= h'

4.3 idudkH Ydia;%fõoS Wmdêh ,nd .ekSu i|yd iïmQ¾K l< hq;= uq¿ w¾> ixLHdj 114 ls' Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdêh i|yd iïmQ¾K l< hq;= uq¿ mdGud,d j¾." wju mdGud,d tall ixLHdj iy w¾> ixLHdj my; j.=j 1 mrsos fõ' Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdêhg wh;a mdGud,d j¾. iy mdGud,d tall ixLHdj ta ta iudisl ;=< fnoS hk wdldrh j.=j 2 ys oelafõ'

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~~j.=j 1: Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdêhg wh;a mdGud,d j¾." tu mdGud,djkaf.ka yeoErsh hq;= wju mdGud,d tall ixLHdj iy w¾> ixLHdj~~

mdGud,d j¾.h tall w¾> m%Odk úIhkaf.a yr mdGud,d 18 54 m%Odk úIh iïnkaê; ffjl,ams; mdGud,d 6 18 m%Odk úIhkag w;sf¾lj fjk;a úIhkaf.ka f;dard 2 6 .kakd ffjl,ams; mdGud,d mrsmQrl mdGud,d ^wksjd¾h& 3 9 mrsmQrl mdGud,d ^ffjl,ams;& 1 3 mokï mdGud,d ^wksjd¾h& ^bx.%Sis mdGud,d tall - 5" f;dr;=re yd ikaksfõok 8 24 ;dlaIK mdGud,d tall - 3& tl;=j 38 114

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~~j.=j 2: Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdêhg wh;a mdGud,d j¾. iy tu mdGud,djkaf.ka yeoErsh hq;= mdGud,d tall iudisl w;r fnoS hk~~

~~wdldrh~~

~~mdGud,d~~

~~m%:u j¾Ih m%:u~~

~~fojk fojk j¾Ih~~

~~^1000 ia:,h& ^1000~~

~~^3000 ia:,h& ^3000~~

~~^2000 ia:,h& ^2000~~

~~;=kajk j¾Ih ;=kajk~~

~~udislh 1 udislh udislh~~

~~i 2 iudislh 1 iudislh i 1 iudislh 2 iudislh tl;=j~~

m%Odk úIh 1 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 6^18& úIh iïnkaê; yr mdGud,d m%Odk úIh 2 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 6^18& m%Odk úIh 3 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 6^18& m%Odk m%Odk úIh 1 ke; ke; 1^3& ke; 1^3& ke; 2^6&

~~úIhka iïnkaê; m%Odk úIh 2 ke; ke; 1^3& ke; 1^3& ke; 2^6& ffjl,ams; m%Odk úIh 3 ke; ke; 1^3& ke; 1^3& ke; 2^6& mdGud,d m%Odk úIhkag w;sf¾lj fjk;a úIhkaf.ka f;dard 1^3&) 2^6&~~

~~ffjl,ams; mdGud,d ffjl,ams; ke; ke; ke; ke; 1^3&)~~

~~.kakd ffjl,ams; mdGud,d~~

~~mrsmQrl mdGud,d ^wksjd¾h& 1^3& 1^3& ke; ke; ke; 1^3& 3^9&~~

~~mrsmQrl mdGud,d 1^3& 1^3&~~

~~^ffjl,ams;& ke; ke; ke; ke; ke; mrsmQrl mdGud,d mrsmQrl~~

~~mokï mdGud,d - bx.%Sis 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& ke; 5^15&~~

~~mokï mdGud,d - f;dr;=re 1^3& 1^3& ke; ke; ke; 1^3& 3^9&~~

~~yd ikaksfõok ;dCIKh mokï mdGud,d mokï~~

~~tl;=j 6^18& 6^18& 7^21& 6^18& 7^21& 6^18& 38^114&~~

~~igyk 1: jryka ;=< olajd we;af;a mdGud,d tallh ;=< wka;¾.; w¾> ixLHdjhs'~~

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igyk 2: m%Odk úIhkag w;sf¾lj fjk;a úIhkaf.ka f;dard f.k yeoErsh hq;= ffjl,ams; mdGud,d m%Odk úIhka fkdjk fjk;a ´kEu úIhlska wod< iudislh ;=< f;dard .; hq;=h' igyk 3: )fuu mdGud,d tallh wod< ia:,fha ´kEu iudislhl oS iïmQ¾K l< yelsh'

~~5. Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,dj [Bachelor of Arts (Special) Degree Programme]~~

5.1 Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,djla i|yd f;dard .kq ,enQ úoHd¾:sfhl= fï w;=re jHjia:djg wkql+,j ikd;k iNdj úiska mkjkq ,efnk ksfhda.j,g hg;aj 2000" 3000 iy 4000 hk ia:,j, úfYaI Wmdêhg kshñ; mdGud,d yeoErsh hq;=h'

5.2 m%:u j¾Ifha fojk iudislh wjidkfha oS Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,d yeoErSug iqÿiqlï ,nk úoHd¾:Syq f;dard .kq ,efn;s' tfia f;dard .ekSfïoS Ndú;d flfrk l%ufõoh by; 2'5 j.ka;sh hgf;a úia;r jk w;r Bg wod< ks¾Kdhl my; mrsos fõ'

^w& úoHd¾:shd úiska m%:u iudisl fol ;=< oS yeoErsh hq;= mrsmQrl mdGud,d iy f;dr;=re ;dlaIKh mokï mdGud,d yer bx.%Sis mokï mdGud,dj we;=¿j tla tla mdGud,d tallh i|yd 2'00 fyda Bg jeä fyda fY%aKs ,laIH w.hla ^GPV& ,nd .; hq;= h' flfia fj;;a hï úIhl Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêh i|yd úoHd¾:Ska f;dard .ekSfï uQ,sl iqÿiqlula f,i hï mrsmQrl mdGud,djla iu;aùu w;HjYH nj tu úIh msrskuk wOHhkdxYh úiska kshu lr we;akï tu úIh Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,dj i|yd 2'00 fyda Bg jeä fyda fY%aKs ,laIH w.hla ^GPV& ,nd .; hq;=h'

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~~^wd& Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêh i|yd yeoErSug wfmalaId lrkq ,efnk úIhg kshñ; ish¨ mdGud,d tall úoHd¾:shd úiska m%:u j¾Ifha iudisl fol we;=<; yodrd ;sìh hq;=h'~~

^we& úoHd¾:shd úiska Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêh i|yd yeoErSug wfmalaId lrk m%Odk úIhg wod< ish¨u mdGud,d tallj, fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh (GPA) 3'00 la fyda Bg jeä úh hq;= h' wOHhkdxYh úiska fuu fYa%Ks ,laIH idudkHh ms

~~5.3 Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYAI& Wmdê mdGud,djla yeoErSug f;dard .kq ,enQ úoHd¾:shd úiska tla úIh Odrdjla m%Odk úIh f,i f;dard .; hq;=h'~~

5.4 Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêh ,nd .ekSu i|yd iïmQ¾K l< hq;= uq¿ w¾> ixLHdj 153 ls' Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêh i|yd iïmQ¾K l< hq;= uq¿ mdGud,d j¾." wju mdGud,d tall ixLHdj iy w¾> ixLHdj my; j.=j 3 mrsos fõ' Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêhg wh;a mdGud,d j¾. iy mdGud,d tall ixLHdj ta ta iudisl ;=< fnoS hk wdldrh j.=j 4 ys oelafõ'

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~~j.=j 3: Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêhg wh;a mdGud,d j¾." tu mdGud,djkaf.ka yeoErsh hq;= wju mdGud,d tall m%udK iy w¾> ixLHdj~~

mdGud,d j¾.h tall w¾> 1000 ia:,fha m%Odk úIhkaf.a yr mdGud,d 6 18 Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYAI& Wmdêhg f;dard .;a m%Odk úIfha yr mdGud,d 20 60 Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYAI& Wmdêhg f;dard .;a m%Odk úIh iïnkaê; 6 18 ffjl,ams; mdGud,d Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêhg f;dard .;a m%Odk úIhg w;sf¾lj fjk;a 6 18 úIhkaf.ka f;dard .kakd ffjl,ams; mdGud,d mrsmQrl mdGud,d ^wksjd¾h& 3 9 mrsmQrl mdGud,d ^ffjl,ams;& 1 3 mokï mdGud,d ^wksjd¾h& ^bx.%Sis mdGud,d tall - 6" f;dr;=re yd ikaksfõok ;dlaIKh 9 27 mdGdud,d tall - 3& tl;=j 51 153

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~~j.=j 4: Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêhg wh;a mdGud,d j¾." iy tu mdGud,djkaf.ka yeoErsh hq;= mdGud,d tall iudisl w;r fnoS hk~~

~~wdldrh~~

~~m%:u j¾Ihm%:u~~

~~fojk j¾Ihfojk~~

~~^1000 ia:,h&^1000 ^3000ia:,h&~~

~~^2000 ia:,h& ^2000 ia:,h&^4000 isõjk j¾Ihisõjk~~

~~mdGud,d j¾Ih ;=kajk~~

~~iudislh1 iudislh2 iudislh1 iudislh2 iudislh1 iudislh2 iudislh1 iudislh tl;=j~~

~~wod< wod< wod< wod< wod< wod< 1000 m%Odk úIh 1 1^3& 1^3& 2^6& ke; ke; ke; ke; ke; ke; ia:,fha m%Odk~~

~~wod< wod< wod< wod< wod< wod< m%Odk úIh 2 1^3& 1^3& 2^6& úIhkaf.a ke; ke; ke; ke; ke; ke; yr wod< wod< wod< wod< wod< wod< mdGud,d m%Odk úIh 3 1^3& 1^3& 2^6&~~

~~ke; ke; ke; ke; ke; ke; yr mdGud,dyr~~

~~Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& wod< wod< 4^12& Wmdêhg f;dard.;a úIhg 3^9& 3^9& 3^9& 3^9& 4^12& 20^60& ke; ke; wod< yr mdGud,d ¬ )) Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI&~~

~~.kakd úIh iïnkaê; ke; ke; ffjl,ams;mdGud,d ffjl,ams; mdGud,d~~

~~mrsmQrl mdGud,d 1^3& 1^3& ke; ke; ke; 1^3& ke; ke; 3^9& ^wksjd¾h&~~

~~mrsmQrl mdGud,d ke; ke; ke; 1^3& ke; ke; ke; ke; 1^3&~~

~~^ffjl,ams;& mrsmQrlmdGud,d~~

~~mokï mdGud,d - bx.%Sis 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& 1^3& ke; 1^3& ke; 6^18&~~

~~mokï mdGud,d - f;dr;=re yd ikaksfõok 1^3& 1^3& ke; ke; ke; 1^3& ke; ke; 3^9&~~

~~;dlaIKh mokï mdGud,d mokï~~

~~tl;=j 6^18& 6^18& 6^18& 7^21& 6^18& 7^21& 7^21& 6^18& 51^153&~~

~~igyka 1( tl;=j ;Srfha iy fma ixLHdjhs' tl;=j 241~~

;Srfha iy fma ixLHdj iy iudislhg wh;a uq¿ w¾> ixLHdjhs' igyka 2( )fuu mdGud,d tallh wod< ia:,fha ´kEu iudislhl oS iïmQ¾K l< yelsh' igyka 3( ))4000 ia:,h fojk iudislh ;=< iïmQ¾K l< hq;= iajdëk ksnkaOh mdGud,d tallhla f,i i,lkq ,efnk w;r th w¾> 3l w.hla ysñ lr .kS' igyka 4( m%Odk úIhkag w;sf¾lj fjk;a úIhkaf.kaa f;dard f.k yeoErsh hq;= mdGud,d tall m%Odk úIh fkdjk fjk;a ´kEu úIhlska wod< iudislh ;=< f;dard .; hq;=h' igyka 5( ¬4000 ia:,h m 3 l w.hla ysñ lr .kS'

~~6. we.hqï iy fY%aKs.; lsrSu ^Evaluation and Grading&~~

~~6.1 Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& iy Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê i|yd kshñ; ish¨ mrSlaIK wLKav we.hqï iy iudisl wjidk mrSlaIK hk ldKav fol hgf;a kshñ; wOHhk j¾Ifha wod< iudislj, mj;ajkq ,eìh hq;=h'~~

~~6.2 fuu w;=re jHjia:dj u`.ska yd ta hgf;a mkjkq ,nk ksfhda.j,ska kshu lrkq ,nk iudisl wjidk mrSlaIK mSG uKav,fha ks¾foaYh u; ikd;k iNdfjka wkqu; lrkq ,nk mrSlaIl uKav,hla u`.ska mj;ajkq ,eìh hq;=h'~~

~~6.3 we.hqï l%uh~~

~~6.3.1 mdGud,d tallj, we.hqï l%uh mdGud,d tall wkqj fjkia úh yels h' tfy;a fmdÿfõ iEu mdGud,d tallhlu we.hqï l%uh my; i|yka ^w& ^wd& hk m%Odk ixrpl ldKav follska iukaú; fõ'~~

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~~^w& m~~

^wd& fojk ixrplh - iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKh( iudisl wjidk mrSCIKh m%dfhda.sl fyda ,sÅ; úh yelsh' ta ta mdGud,d tall i|yd meje;aúh hq;= m%dfhda.sl mrSlaIKj, iajrEmh wod< mdGud,dfõ iïnkaëldrl úiska ;SrKh l< hq;= w;r iudislh wdrïNfha oS úoHd¾:Ska oekqj;a l< hq;= h' xx.2-2014 ork ud¾f.damfoaY ix.%yfha 3'4 ,sÅ; mrSlaIKfha m%Yak m;%fha wdlD;sh iy ms

~~^we& Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,dj yodrk isiqka úiska iïmQ¾K l< hq;= iajdëk ksnkaOh ms~~

~~6.4 fY%aKs .; lsrSu~~

~~6.4.1 ta ta mdGud,dj ms~~

~~j.=j 6( fY%aKs yd fY%aKs ,laIH w.h~~

,l=Kq mrdih fY%aKsh ^ Grade & fY%aKs ,laIH w.h ^Grade Point Value& 85-100 A+ 4'00 70-84 A 4'00 65-69 A- 3'70 60-64 B+ 3'30 55-59 B 3'00 50-54 B- 2'70 45-49 C+ 2'30 40-44 C 2'00 35-39 C- 1'70 ^wiu;a& 30-34 D+ 1'30 ^wiu;a& 25-29 D 1'00 ^wiu;a& 00-24 E 0'00 ^wiu;a&

6.4.2 tla tla iudislh wjidkfha oS ta ta iudislh ;=< úoHd¾:Ska úiska yodrk ,o mokï mdGud,d yer fiiq ish¨ mdGud,d tallj, fY%aKs ,laIH w.hkays idudkHh ^Grade Point Average& .Kkh flf¾' tfiau Wmdê mdGud,dj uq¿ukska u wjika l< úg o iuia; 244

mdGud,dj ;=< úoHd¾Ókaf.a idOk uÜgu w.hkq jia fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh .Kkh lrkq ,efí' wjidk idOk uÜgu idudkH idu¾:Hhla o f.!rj idu¾:Hhla o hkak ks¾Kh lsrSu i|yd fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh ^GPA& Ndú;d lrkq ,efí'

6.4.3 fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh hkq fY%aKs ,laIH w.hka w¾> w.hkaf.ka nr ;nk ,o wxl .Ks;uh uOHkHh ^GPA is the credit - weighted arithmetic mean of grade point value& hs' fuh my; iólrKfha oelafjk wdldrhg .Kkh flf¾'

~~mdGud,d tallh i`oyd mdGud,d fY%aKs ,laIH = ∑ x tallfha idudkHh ,nd .;a fYa%Ks ,CIH x w.h w¾> m%udKh~~

~~uq¿ w¾> ixLHdj~~

~~G.P.A. = ∑ Grade point value x Number of credits for course x unit of the course unit~~

~~Total number of credits~~

~~7. idu¾:Hh m%odkh~~

~~7.1 idudkH idu¾:Hh m%odkh~~

~~lsishï úoHd¾:sfhl="~~

^w& tla tla mdGud,d tallh i|yd ,nd .;a fY%aKs ,laIH w.hka o ^GPV-Grade Point Values& iuia; fY%aKs ,laIH w.hkays idudkH ^GPA& o Tyqf.a$ wehf.a idu¾:Hh ;SrKh lsrSfï oS ie,ls,a,g .kq ,efí' ta wkqj idu¾:Hh i|yd úoHd¾:shd 245

wju jYfhka 2'00 la jQ iuia; fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHhla ,nd ;sìh hq;= h' fuu iuia; fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh ;=< wksjd¾h mokï mdGud,d yer ;uka fmkS isá wfkl=;a ish¨qu mdGud,d tall w;=rska 1'70 l fY%aKs ,laIH w.hka ^C- & follg jvd jeä ixLHdjla ,nd fkd;sìh hq;=h' fuys oS úoHd¾:Shd ish¨u mokï mdGud,d tall iu;aj ;sìh hq;=h'

~~7.2 mx;s idu¾:Hh m%odkh~~

~~by; 7'1 iqÿiqlï imqrdÆ úoHd¾:Ska my; i|yka iqÿiqlï imqrd,Su u; mx;s idu¾:Hh m%odkh lrkq ,efí' tkuqÿ tu iqÿiqlï idudkH Wmdêh i|yd wOHhk j¾I 3 la ;=~~

~~7.3 m%:u mx;s idu¾:Hh~~

~~my; i|yka ish¨u wjYH;d imqrd we;s úoHd¾:Skag m%:u mx;s idu¾:Hh m%odkh flf¾'~~

~~^w& 3'70 la fyda Bg jeä fyda iuia; fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHhla ,nd ;sîu'~~

~~^wd& fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh .Kkh lsrSug wod< lr .;a mdGud,d tall w;=frka hg;a msrsfihska wvlg fyda jeä m%udKhlg 3'70 l fyda Bg jeä fyda fY%aKs ,laIH w.hla ne.ska ,nd ;sîu'~~

~~7.4 oaú;Sh mx;s idu¾:Hh - by< fY%aKsh~~

~~my; i|yka ish¨u wjYH;d imqrd we;s úoHd¾:Skag oaú;Sh mx;s ^by< fY%aKsh& idu¾:Hh m%odkh flf¾'~~

~~^w& 3'30 la fyda Bg jeä fyda iuia; fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHhla ,nd ;sîu'~~

~~^wd& fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh .Kkh lsrSu i|yd wod< lr .efkk mdGud,d tall w;=frka hg;a msrsfihska wvlg fyda 246~~

~~jeä m%udKhlg 3'30 la fyda Bg jeä fyda fY%aKs ,laIH w.hla ne.ska ,nd ;sîu'~~

~~7.5 oaú;Sh mx;s idu¾:Hh - my< fY%aKsh~~

~~my; i|yka ish¨u wjYH;d imqrd we;s úoHd¾:Skag oaú;Sh mx;s ^my< fY%aKsh& idu¾:Hh m%odkh flf¾'~~

~~^w& 3'00 la fyda Bg jeä fyda iuia; fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHhla ,nd ;sîu'~~

~~^wd& fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh .Kkh lsrSu i|yd wod< lr .efkk mdGud,d tall w;=frka hg;a msrsfihska wvlg fyda jeä m%udKhla i|yd 3'00 la fyda Bg jeä fyda fY%aKs ,laIH w.hla ne.ska ,nd ;sîu'~~

~~8. Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdê mdGud,dj iy Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê mdGud,dj úoHd¾:Skaf.a b,a,Sug wkqj tla tla wOHhkdxYfha ;SrKh u; isxy, fyda oñ< fyda bx.%Sis udOHhkaf.ka yeoErsh yelsh'~~

~~9. idudkH úê úOdk~~

~~fï w;=re jHjia:dj 2013$2014 wOHhk j¾Ifha isg ^ta j¾Ih o we;=¿j& n|jd .efkk kj YsIH lKavdhfï isg l%shd;aul úh hq;=h'~~

~~10. w¾: ksrEmKh~~

~~fï w;=re jHjia:dfõ w¾: ksrEmKhg wod< hï ksrdlrKh lr .ekSula wjYH jqjfyd;a md,l iNdj fj; fhduq l< hq;= h' ta ms~~

~~11. mo iïnkaOfhka wkHd¾:hla wjYH jqjfyd;a ñi fï w;=re jHjia:dfõ~~

~~—úYajúoHd,h˜ hkafkka reyqK úYajúoHd,h woyia fõ'~~

~~—md,l iNdj˜ hkafkka reyqK úYajúoHd,fha md,l iNdj woyia fõ' 247~~

~~—ikd;k iNdj˜ hkafkka reyqK úYajúoHd,fha ikd;k iNdj woyia fõ'~~

~~—mSGh˜ hkafkka reyqK úYajúoHd,fha udkj Ydia;% yd iudcSh úoHd mSGh woyia fõ'~~

~~—úoHd¾:shd˜ hkafkka reyqK úYajúoHd,fha udkj Ydia;% yd iudcSh úoHd mSGfha wNHka;r YsIHhl= fyda YsIHdjl f,i ,shdmosxÑ jQ whl= woyia fõ'~~

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~~Ydia;%fõoS idudkH iy Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê ms~~

~~1. Wmdê mdGud,d wdlD;sh~~

~~udkj Ydia;% yd iudcSh úoHd mSGh úiska y`ÿkajd oS we;s Wmdê mdGud,d wdlD;sh —w¾> mokï lr .;a mdGud,d tallj,ska iukaú; iudisl l%uh˜ ^credit-based course unit semester system&~~

~~2. mdGud,d wdlD;sfha m%Odk ,laIK~~

~~2.1 wOHhk j¾Ihla iudisl ^semesters& follg fnfokq ,efnk w;r tla iudislhla i;s 15 l ld,hlska iukaú; fõ'~~

2.2 mdGud,d tallhla ^course unit& hkq ukdj ixúOdkh lrk ,o lsishï ksYaÑ; oekqï iïNdrhls' th lsishï m%Odk úIhl fldgila úh yels jk w;r thg meyeos,s úIh iSudjla o we;' tneúka tn`ÿ mdGud,d tallhla ;=< ksYaÑ; wruqKq ^objectives& yd wfmalaIs; m%;sM, ^expected outcomes& o úIh ks¾foaYh ^course contents& o wka;¾.; fõ' ;j o tn`ÿ mdGud,d tallj,g wdfõKsl jQ we.hqï mámdáhla ^method of assessment& we;' fun`ÿ mdGud,d tallhla yeoErSu i|yd lsishï mQ¾j wjYH;d ^pre-requirements& imqrd,sh hq;=j we;akï tajd o mdGud,d tallfhys i|yka lrkq ,efí'

2.3 lsishï iudislhla ;=< úoHd¾:sfhl=g yeoErSug ,nd fok mdGud,d tallhla b.ekaùug .; lrk ld,h ^course hours& wkqj tys w¾> m%udKh ;SrKh lrkq ,efí' b.ekaùu i|yd .; lrk ld,h jYfhka fuys oS ks¾jpkh lrkq ,efnkafka úêu;a foaYk idlÉcd mqkrSCIK ksnkaOk yd wdpd¾h - YsIH wka;¾ Ydia;%Sh iïnkaO;dj,ska hq;a b.ekqï meh myf

~~b.ekqï meh .Kk ;=kls' tu meh .Kk úúO b.ekaùï l%u w;r flfia fnod fjka lr .efka o hkak mdGud,d tall iïnkaëldrl ^course unit coordinator& úiska ;SrKh lrkq we;'~~

2.4 i;shl oS W.kajkq ,efnk meh ixLHdj u; lsishï mdGud,d tallhl wdfrdamKh lrkq ,efnk úhqla; w.h w¾> ^credits& jYfhka y`ÿkajkq ,efí' fï wkqj w¾> ;=kl mdGud,d tallhla hkafkka woyia flfrkqfha iudislh ;=< iEu i;shlu úoHd¾:Ska wdpd¾hjrhd iuÕ meh ;=kla wOHhk lghq;=j, kshef,k njhs' fndfyda mdGud,d tall w¾> ;=klg iSudjk w;r we;eï wjia:dj, w¾> 4l fyda Bg fjkia w¾> m%udKhl fyda mdGud,d tall o meje;aùug wjia:dj ;sfí'

2.5 mQ¾K ld,Sk ,shdmosxÑh ,eîu i|yd úoHd¾:sfhl= úiska tla iudislhla i|yd wju jYfhka mdGud,d tall ;=kla ^w¾> 9& la j;a yeoErsh hq;=h' úYajúoHd,fhA fkajdisl myiqlï uyfmd< uQ,HdOdr jeks úYajúoHd,hSh wjfYaI m%;s,dN i|yd ysñlï ,eîug úoHd¾:Ska mQ¾K ,shdmosxÑh ,nd isáh hq;=h'

2.6 úYajúoHd,h uÜgfïoS lsishï úIhla yodrk úoHd¾:sfhl= ta úIh i|yd m%ùK;ajhla ,nd .ekSu i|yd ;sìh hq;= lsishï wvq l< fkdyels ^irreducible& wju oekqu iïNdrhla we;' tneúka lsishï fok ,o úIhla i|yd wju oekqu ,nd oSug fhduq jQ yr mdGud,d ^core courses& o ta úIh lafIa;%fha u w;sf¾l oekqu j¾Okh lr .ekSug fhduq jQ f;dard .; yels tfia ke;skï ffjl,ams; ^elective or optional& mdGud,d o fjhs'

2.7 úIh noaO oekqu j¾Okh lsrSu i|yd fhduq jQ yr yd ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tallj,g w;sf¾lj úoHd¾:Ska ;=< mejrsh yels l=i,;d ^transferable skills& j¾Okh lsrSfï wNsm%dfhka mrsmQrl ^supplementary& iy mokï mdGud,d tall o y`ÿkajd fokq ,efí' úfYaIfhka m%:u Wmdê mdGud,dj, jD;a;sHdNsuqLNdjh ^job-

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orientation& m%j¾Okh lsrï jia mrsmQrl iy mokï mdGud,d iïmdokh lrkq ,en ;sfí' foaYSh iy úfoaYSh NdId m%ùK;dj" mrs.Kl idlaIr;dj" .Ks;uh wjfndaOh" kùk úoHdj" ixialD;sh yd l,dj" m%ckl fi!LHh" uDÿ l=i,;d iy mrsirh jeks lafIa;%j, l=i,;d j¾Okh lsrSug mrsmQrl iy mokï mdGud,d tall Wmfhda.S lr .kq ,efí'

~~2.8 wksjd¾h fkdjk w¾> rys; mdGud,d~~

fï l%uh ;=< lsishï úoHd¾:sfhl=g ;u wNsu;h mrsos Wmdê mdGud,d i|yd yeoErsh hq;= wju mdGud,d tall ixLHdjg wu;rj ;j;a mdGud,d tall yeoErSug o wjldY i,id we;' tfia jeämqr yodrkq ,efnk mdGud,d tall wksjd¾h fkdjk w¾> rys; ^non-compulsory non-credit& mdGud,d tall jYfhka y`ÿkajd fokq ,efí'

~~^w& wksjd¾h fkdjk w¾> rys; mdGud,d tall i|yd ,nd .kakd fY%aKs ,laIH w.hka ^grade points values& úoHd¾:sfhl=f.a fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh ^Grade Point Average - GPA) .Kkh lsrSfï oS ie,ls,a,g fkd.efka'~~

^wd& wksjd¾h fkdjk w¾> rys; mdGud,d tall yodrk úoHd¾:ska úiska mdGud,d wjYH;d ^mrSlaIK mejreï hkdosh& imqrd,sh hq;= w;r tn÷ mdGud,d tall iu;a jQ úg tu mdGud,d tall yd tajd i|yd ,nd .;a fY%aKs úoHd¾:skaf.a Ydia;%Sh m%;sf,aLkfhys ^academic transcript& i|yka lrkq ,efí'

^we& úoHd¾:sfhl= úiska yodrkq ,enQ wksjd¾h fkdjk w¾> rys; mdGud,d tallhla iu;a ùu w;HjYH fkdjk w;r tfia tu mdGud,d tallhla wiu;a jQ úg tu mdGud,d tallfha f;dr;=re Ydia;%Sh m%;sf,aLkfhys i|yka lrkq fkd,efí'

~~2.9 wod< mdGud,d tallfha iïnkaëldrljrhdf.ka wjirhla iys;j ´kEu úoHd¾:sfhl=g lsishï mdGud,d tallhla Y%jKh 251~~

~~lsrSu i|yd iyNd.s úh yels h' tys oS mdGud,d tallhg ,shdmosxÑ ùu" wod< mejreï hkdosh imqrd,Su yd iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKhg fmkS isàfï wjYH;djla fkdue;' tjeks mdGud,d tall ms~~

~~2.10 hï ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tallhla yeoErSu i|yd bv osh yels wju YsIH ixLHdj iy Wmrsu YsIH ixLHdj ms~~

~~2.11 úYd, YsIH ixLHdjla b,a¨ï lrkq ,efnk mdGud,d tall iudisl foflaoSu meje;aùug yelshdj we;' mSGh i;= udkj yd fN!;sl iïm;a ie,ls,a,g f.k tn`ÿ ;SrKhla .kq we;'~~

~~2.12 wOHhkdxYj,g wjYH mrsos mSG uKav,fha ks¾foaYh u; ikd;k iNdfõ wkque;sh u; úúO mdGud,d tall jrska jr y`ÿkajd oSug mq¿jk'~~

~~2.13 tla tla wOHhkdxYh úiska msrskukq ,efnk úIhj,g wod< my; i|yka f;dr;=re ta ta wOHhkdxYh úiska iudislh wdrïN ùug m%:u úoHd¾:Skag imhd ;sìh hq;= h'~~

~~1. yr mdGud,d tall 2. ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tall 3. mrsmQrl mdGud,d tall 4. mokï mdGud,d tall~~

~~3. we.hqï l%uh~~

~~3.1 mdGud,d tallj, we.hqï l%uh Ydia;%fõoS idudkH Wmdêh iy Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdêh ms~~

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~~2014 ork w;=re jHjia:dfõ 6 jk j.ka;sfhys 6'3 iy tys Wmj.ka;s hgf;a bosrsm;a fldg we;'~~

~~3.2 iudislhg kshñ; wLKav we.hqï ish,a, tu iudislfha foaYk meje;aùug kshñ; 15 jk i;sh wdrïN ùug fmr iïmQ¾K l< hq;= h'~~

~~3.3 wLKav we.hqï wiïmQ¾K isiqkaf.a f;dr;=re tla tla wOHhkdxY m%OdkSka u`.ska iudislhg kshñ; foaYk meje;afjk 15 jk i;sh we;=<; mSGfha fcHaIaG iyldr f,aLldêldrs fj; fhduq l< hq;= h'~~

~~3.4 ,sÅ; mrSCIKfha m%Yak m;%fha wdlD;sh iy ms~~

3.5 fjk;a wfhl= úiska ,shk ,o mejreula fyda bka fldgila fyda ;ukaf.a mejreula f,i we.hqï i|yd bosrsm;a lsrSu meyeos,s f,iu úNd. jxpd .Kfha ,d ie,fla' tf,i bosrsm;a lrkq ,nk mejreï we.hqï i|yd fkd.efkk w;r tn`ÿ l%shdj, fhfok

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~~úoHd¾:Syq úNd. kS;s W,a,x>kh lsrSu ms~~

~~3.6 iudisl wjidk mrSlaIKh i|yd mqk¾ mrSlaIK ,nd fokq fkd,efí'~~

4. úoHd¾:sfhl= mSGfha ,shdmosxÑ ld,h ;=< wjidk úNd. yer wfkl=;a wOHhk lghq;= fjkqfjka my; 4'1 j.ka;sfha i|yka fya;+ka u; iyNd.s ùug wfmdfydi;a jk wjia:djkays oS Tyqg$ wehg ta fjkqfjka lreKq bosrsm;a l< yelsh'

~~4.1 ffjoH fyda fjk;a ks¾osIag fya;+ka~~

~~w' úoHd¾:shd nrm;< f,i frda.d;=r ùu~~

~~wd' úoHd¾:shdf.a foudmshkaf.a fyda ifydaor ifydaorshlf.a fyda ld,;%hdf.a fyda ¥ orejkaf.a fyda wNdjh~~

~~we' úoHd¾:shd wd.ñl mQcljrhl= kï tu úoHd¾:shdf.a m%Odk wd.ñl .=rejrhdf.a wmj;a ùu~~

~~wE' úoHd¾:shl=f.a ore m%iQ;sh~~

~~b' úoHd¾:shd úYajúoHd,fhka wkqu; lrkq ,enQ wOHhk fyda l%Svd fyda ixialD;sl lghq;a;la fyda i|yd cd;sl fyda cd;Hka;r uÜgñka fyda iyNd.s ùu~~

~~B' ikd;k iNdjg ms~~

4.2 úoHd¾:sfhl= by; 4'1 ys i|yka fya;= tlla fyda lsysmhla my; 4'3 ys oelafjk kS;Hdkql+, ,shú,s uÕska ;yjqre lr bosrsm;a l< úg tu lreKq i,ld n,d úoHd¾:shdf.a b,a,Sug wjir ,nd oSfï n,h mSG uKav,hg fyda ikd;k iNdjg fyda ysñ fõ'

~~4.3 ffjoH fyda fjk;a ks¾osIag fya;+ka iuÕ bosrsm;a l< hq;= kS;Hdkql+, ,shú,s 254~~

~~^w& mjqf,a idudcslhl=f.a wNdjhla u; b,a,Su isÿ lrkafka kï wNdjh ;yjqre lsrSu i|yd urK iy;slh iu`. tu {d;s;ajh ;yjqre flfrk m%dfoaYSh f,alïjrhdf.a iy;slhla wjYH fõ'~~

~~^wd& m%Odk wd.ñl .=rejrhdf.a wmj;a ùu u; b,a,Su isÿ lrkafka kï wmj;a ùu ;yjqre lsrSu i|yd urK iy;slh iu`. tu .=re isiq in|;djh ;yjqre flfrk m%dfoaYSh f,alïjrhdf.a iy;slhla wjYH fõ'~~

~~^we& úYajúoHd,hlska wkqu; lrk ,o l%Svd fyda ixialD;sl lghq;a;la fyda u; b,a,Su isÿ lrkafka kï tu lghq;a; i|yd iyNd.s jQ njg ;yjqre lsrSug wod< n,OdrSkaf.ka ,nd .;a iy;sl bosrsm;a l< hq;=h'~~

~~^wE& fjk;a fya;=jla bosrsm;a lrkafka kï tu lreK ;yjqre lsrSu i|yd ms~~

4.4 fuu b,a,Su ffjoH fya;+ka u; bosrsm;a lrkafka kï fuu w;=re jHjia:djg wuqKd we;s 2011'01'20 osk ksl=;a lrk ,o reyqK úYajúoHd, wNHka;r pl%f,aL wxl 2011$01 ork reyqK úYajúoHd,hSh wNHka;r YsIHhka iy fiajl Nj;=ka úiska ffjoH fya;+ka u; fkdmeñKSu iïnkaOj ffjoH iy;sl bosrsm;a lsrSu i|yd wod< jk ks¾Kdhlhka ys 1" 2" 3 iy 4 hk j.ka;sj,g hg;aj isÿ l< hq;=h'

~~4.5 ffjoH fya;+ka u; yer isÿ lrk b,a,Sï wod< wOHhk lghq;= fjkqfjka fjka jQ ksYaÑ; oskfha isg jev lrk osk 7 la wjika jk oskh we;=<; oskl oS isÿ l< hq;=h'~~

~~4.6 úoHd¾:Ska ffjoH fya;+ka u; b,a,Sï isÿ lr we;s iEu úgloSu mSGfha ^fcHaIaG iyldr f,aLldêldrs úiska tu ffjoH iy;sl úYajúoHd,fha ffjoH ks,OdrSjrhd fj;~~

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~~bosrsm;a lr ms~~

~~4.7 úúOdldrfha wOHhk lghq;= fjkqfjka fmkS isàug fkdyelsjk úoHd¾:Ska by; 4'1" 4'3" 4'4 iy 4'5 ys i|yka wjia:djkaf.ka neyerj lrk b,a,Sï j,x.= fkdfõ'~~

~~5. Ydia;%fõoS Wmdê mdGud,d jHqyh~~

~~5.1 Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdê mdGud,dj wOHhk j¾I ;=klska o Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,dj wOHhk j¾I y;rlska o iukaú; fõ'~~

~~5.2 Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdê mdGud,dj fyda Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,dj fyda yodrk iEu úoHd¾:shl= úiskau my; i|yka mdGud,d j¾. yeoErsh hq;=h'~~

~~1. yr mdGud,d 2. ffjl,ams; mdGud,d 3. mrsmQrl mdGud,d 4. mokï mdGud,d~~

Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdê mdGud,dj i|yd tla tla mdGud,d j¾.fhka yeoErsh hq;= wju mdGud,d tall .Kk xx-2014 w;=re jHjia:dfõ 4'3 Wmj.ka;sh hgf;a we;s j.=j 2 ys o Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,dj i|yd tla tla mdGud,d j¾.fhka yeoErsh hq;= wju mdGud,d tall .Kk tu w;=re jHjia:dfõ 5'4 Wmj.ka;sh hgf;a we;s j.=j 4 ys o olajd we;'

5.2.1 (i) bx.%Sis iy f;dr;=re yd ikaksfõok ;dlaIKh kñka wksjd¾h mokï mdGud,d j¾. folla we;' tys wksjd¾h bx.%Sis mokï mdGud,d tall 6 la o wksjd¾h f;dr;=re iy ikaksfõok ;dlaIKh mdGud,d tall 3 la o we;' fuhska wksjd¾h bx.%Sis mokï mdGud,d tall 5 la iy wksjd¾h f;dr;=re iy ikaksfõok ;dlaIKh mdGud,d tall 3 256

Ydia;%fõoS îdudkH& Wmdê mdGud,dj yodrk ishü úoHd¾:Ska úiskao wksjd¾h mokï mdGud,d tall 9 u Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,dj yodrk ishü úoHd¾:Ska úiska o yeoErsh hq;=h' udkj Ydia;% yd iudcSh úoHd mSGh úiska bosrsm;a lrkq ,efnk wksjd¾h mokï mdGud,d tall my; oelafõ' fuu ishü mdGud,d tall w¾> rys; fõ' FDN 11513 English 1000 Level I FDN 12513 English 1000 Level II FDN 21513/ FDN 21613 English 2000 Level I FDN 22513/ FDN 22613 English 2000 Level II FDN 31513/ FDN 31613 English 3000 Level I FDN 41613 English 4000 Level I FDN 11523 Foundation in ICT I FDN 12523 Foundation in ICT II FDN 32513/ FDN 32613 Multimedia Technologies

~~(ii) wksjd¾h fkdjk ^ffjl,ams;& mokï mdGud,d wOHhkdxY u`.ska msrskeñh yels w;r tu mdGud,d ms rys; mdGud,d f,i yeoErsh yelsh'~~

5.2.2 (i) wksjd¾h mrsmQrl mdGud,d mSGh u`.ska msrskuk wksjd¾h mrsmQrl mdGud,d ish¨u úoHd¾:Ska úiska yeoErsh hq;= w;r tu mdGud,d my; oelafõ' SUP 12513 NdId l=i,;d j¾Okh SUP 32513/ SUP 32613 uDÿ l=i,;d j¾Okh

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(ii) ffjl,ams; mrsmQrl mdGud,d mSGh u`.ska msrskuk mrsmQrl ^ffjl,ams;& mdGud,dj,ska folla wksjd¾hfhkau ish¨u úoHd¾:ska úiska yeoErsh hq;= w;r tu mdGud,d tall my; oelafõ' SUP 11513 uQ,sl .Ks;h SUP 11523 udkj Ydia;% yd iudcSh úoHd m¾fhaIK úêl%u SUP 22523/ SUP 22623 ;reK mrmqr yd m%ckl fi!LHh SUP 22533/ SUP 22633 YdrSrsl fhda.H;dj yd fi!LH l

~~óg wu;rj ffjl,ams; mrsmQrl mdGud,d wOHhkdxY u`.ska jrskajr y`ÿkajd osh yelsh'~~

~~5.3 fY%aKs ,laIH idudkHh ^GPA& .Kkh lsrSfï oS mokï mdGud,d tall iy w¾> rys; j yodrk mdGud,d tall ie,ls,a,g .kq fkd,efí'~~

5.4 Ydia;%fõoS ^idudkH& Wmdê mdGud,dj iy Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,dfõ m%Odk úIhka( 1. Archaeology ^mqrd úoHdj& 2. Buddhist Culture ^fn!oaO YsIagdpdrh& 3. Buddhist Philosophy ^fn!oaO o¾Ykh& 4. Economics ^wd¾:sl úoHdj& 5. English ^bx.%Sis& 6. Geography ^N+f.da, úoHdj& 7. History ^b;sydih& 8. Pali ^md,s&)) 9. Political Science ^foaYmd,k úoHdj& 258

~~10. Social Statistics îudc ixLHdkh&* 11. Sociology îudc úoHdj& 12. Sinhala îsxy,& 13. ICT ^f;dr;=re yd ikaksfõok ;dCIKh&~~

) fuu úIh yeoErSug wfmalaId lrk úoHd¾:Ska wOHhk fmdÿ iy;sl m;% idudkH fm< úNd.fha oS .Ks;h úIh i|yd wju jYfhka iïudk ^C fYa%Ksh& idu¾:Hhla ,nd ;sìh hq;= h' )) fuu úIh yeoErSug wfmalaId lrk úoHd¾:Ska wOHhk fmdÿ iy;sl m;% Wiia fm< úNd.h i|yd ta úIh yodrd ;sìh hq;=h' ie'hq' wd¾:sl úoHdj" N+f.da, úoHdj iy iudc úoHdj hk úIhkays úfYaIfõoS mdGud,d 2015$2016 wOHhk j¾Ifha isg bx.%Sis udOHfhka o yeoErSug isiqkg wjia:dj we;'

~~5.5 Wmdêh msrskeóu i|yd úoHd¾:sfhl= úiska yeoErsh hq;= yr mdGud,d" ffjl,ams; mdGud,d" mrsmQrl mdGud,d iy wksjd¾h mokï mdGud,d tall ish,a, iu;a ù ;sìh hq;= h'~~

6. mdGud,d tall ye|skaùfï fla; ^Course codes& úIh iïnkaê; iEu mdGud,d tallhlau ye|skaùug fla; wlaIr 3 la yd wxl 5 la iys; ixfla;hla Ndú; flf¾' fla; wCIr jYfhka wod< úIh fyda wOHhkdxYh fyda tallh ms m%udKh ^number of credits& ksfhdackh flfrk wxl 5 la fhdod .kS' úIh iïnkaê; fkdjk mokï yd mrsmQrl mdGud,d tallhka ye|skaùug fla; wlaIr 3 f,i ms

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~~WodyrK# wOHhkdxYh$ tallh$ úIh ixfla;h wd¾:sl úoHdj ECN N+f.da, úoHdj GEO iQÑh# wdrïNl bx.%Sis wl=re 3 wOHhkdxYh$ tallh$ úIh ^department/ unit/ subject& m m%udKh ^number of credits&~~

WodyrKhla jYfhka ECN 12523 keue;s fla;fhka woyia flfrkqfha wd¾:sl úoHd úIh ms 3 la ysñjk njhs' SOC 31643 hkafkka woyia jkqfha iudc úoHdj f;jk j¾Ifha m 3 la ysñ jk njhs' GEO 23513 hkafkka woyia jkqfha N+f.da, úoHdj fojk j¾Ifha iudisl fol ;= 3 la ysñ jk njhs'

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7. mdGud,d tall i|yd ,shdmosxÑ ùu 7.1 mdGud,d tall i|yd ,shdmosxÑh iïnkaO kS;srS;s by; 3'1 j.ka;sfhys i|yka lrk ,o w;=re jHjia:dfõ 2 j.ka;sfha 2'4 iy 2'5 Wm j.ka;sj, o 3 j.ka;sfha 3'1 Wm j.ka;sfha 3'1'1" 3'1'2 Wmj.ka;sj, o i|yka fõ'

~~7.2 tla tla iudislfha oS f;dard .; hq;= wju mdGud,d tall m%udKh iy tu tall f;dard .; hq;= ms~~

7.3 ^w& Ydia;%fõoS Wmdê mdGud,d i|yd wOHhkh lsrSug wfmalaId lrk fndfyda m%Odk úIh wOHhk fmdÿ iy;sl m;% Wiia fm< úNd.hg yodrd ;sîu mQ¾j wjYH;djla fkdfõ' tfy;a we;eï úIhka f;dard .ekSfï oS ta iu`.u yeoErsh hq;= fjk;a mdGud,d tall ms

~~^wd& m%Odk úIhj,g wod< yr mdGud,dj,g w;sf¾lj úIhnoaO fjk;a ffjl,ams; mdGud,d tall o yeoErSug we;eï wOHhkdxY ks¾foaY lrkq ,eìh yelsh'~~

~~^we& we;eï úIhka yeoErSu i|yd úfYaI f,i úYajúoHd,h m%fõYh ,nd meñfKk úoHd¾:Ska ^special intake& úiska Ydia;%fõoS Wmdê mdGud,d i|yd wjYHfhkau kshñ; úIhu yeoErsh hq;=h'~~

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~~^wE& mdGud,d tall i|yd ,shdmosxÑ ùug ta i|yd úfYaIfhka ilik ,o S-1 wdlD;s m;%h fyda ud¾..; l%uhg ,shdmosxÑ jkafka kï wod< fjí wvúfha ta i|yd we;s ud¾..; fmdaruh fhdod .; hq;=h'~~

~~7.4 mdGud,d tallhla i|yd jQ ,shdmosxÑh fjkia lrjd .ekSu'~~

wOHhkh lsrSu i|yd ;uka ,shdmosxÑ jQ lsishï mdGud,d tallhla fjkia lrjd .ekSug úoHd¾:sfhl=g wjYH fõ kï wod< iudislfha m%:u i;s fol we;=<; ta b,a,Su bgq lrjd .; hq;=h' fï ld¾h i|yd Ndú;d l< hq;= S-2 wdlD;s m;%hla u`.ska fyda ud¾..; l%uh Ndú;d lrkafka kï wod< fjí wvúfha ta i|yd we;s ud¾..; fmdaruh Ndú;d lr ;u b,a,Su mSGdΩêm;s fj; fhduq l< hq;=h'

~~7.5 ,shdmosxÑh oS¾> lrjd .ekSu~~

by; 3 j.ka;sfha i|yka lrk ,o w;=re jHjia:dfjys 3'2 iy 3'3 Wmj.ka;Skays i|yka jk wdldrhg iudislhl ish¨u mdGud,d i|yd kshñ; iudislfha oS yer fjk;a iudislhl oS ,shdmosxÑ ùug ^,shdmosxÑh oS¾> lrjd .ekSug& woyia lrk lsishï úoHd¾:sfhl= ta i|yd S-3 wdlD;s m;%hla uÕska b,a¨ï l< hq;=h'

~~8. iudisl b.ekqï ie,eiau~~

~~iEu mdGud,d tallhla i|ydu tlS mdGud,d tallh b.ekaùu i|yd m;alr we;s mdGud,d tall iïnkaëldrl úiska mdGud,d úia;rhla ^C- 1 m;%sldj& ms~~

~~1. mdGud,dfõ oS wdjrKh flfrk ud;Dld 2. ta ud;Dld i|yd foaYk meje;afjk osk~~

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~~3. tajdg wod< lshùï f,aLk 4. wLKav we.hqï i|yd fhdod .efkk l%u yd osk 5. úoHd¾:Skag wdpd¾hjreka yuq úh yels ld, iSud~~

~~mdGud,d tall i|yd wod< úIh ks¾foaY iy we.hqï l%u ikd;k iNdj úiska wkqu; l< hq;= fõ' we.hqï lsrSu i|yd fhdod .efkk ,l=Kq mrdih fYa%Ks yd fYa%Ks ,laIH ms~~

~~9. Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,dj~~

9.1 Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,djla i|yd úoHd¾:sfhl= f;dard .ekSfïoS Ndú;d flfrk l%ufõoh by; 3'1 Wm j.ka;sfhys i|yka lrk ,o w;=re jHjia:dfjys 2'5 Wm j.ka;sh hgf;a úia;r jk w;r Bg wod< ks¾Kdhl tu w;=re jHjia:dfjys 5'2 Wm j.ka;sh iy tys Wm j.ka;Skays úia;r fõ'

9.2 Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdê mdGud,djla yeoErSug wfmalaId lrk úoHd¾:Ska m%:u j¾Ifha fojk iudislfha úNd. m%;sM, ksl=;a l< jydu ta i|yd S-4 wdlD;s m;%h fyda ud¾..; l%uh Ndú;d lrkafka kï wod< fjí wvúfha ta i|yd we;s ud¾..; fmdaruh Ndú;d lr whÿïm;%hla w;=re jHjia:dfjys 2'5 j.ka;sh hgf;a úia;r jk wdldrhg mSGdêm;s fj; bosrsm;a l< hq;=h'

~~9.3 Ydia;%fõoS ^úfYaI& Wmdêh i|yd iïmQ¾K l< hq;= mdGud,d tall ixLHdj yd tajdfha ixhq;sh by; i|yka w;=re jHjia:dfjys j.=j 4 u`.ska olajd we;'~~

~~10. fuu ksfhda. yd ks¾Kdhl 2013$2014 wOHhk j¾Ifha isg ^ta j¾Ih o we;=¿j& n|jd .efkk kj YsIH lKavdhfï isg l%shd;aul fõ'~~

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~~Ydia;%fõoS idudkH iy Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê ms~~

~~1. ye|skaùu~~

~~iajdëk ksnkaOh ms~~

~~2. m¾fhaIK fhdackdj,sh iy ksnkaOh ms~~

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~~NdIdj ms~~

~~bx.%Sis udOHfhka rpkd lrkq ,nk ksnkaO Times New Roman fyda Calibri uqøK wl=re o" isxy, udOHfhka ms~~

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~~2013~~

~~j¾Ih~~

~~,shdmosxÑ wxlh ,shdmosxÑ~~

~~HS/2013/00000~~

~~Wmdêh Wmdêh~~

~~^úfYAI& Ydia;%fõoS Ydia;%fõoS~~

~~ksnkaOfha ud;Dldj" ksnkaOh bosrsm;a lrkafka l=uk Wmdê mdGud,djla i|yd o" úoHd¾:shdf.a úNd. wxlh$ ,shdmosxÑ wxlh iy wOHhkdxYfha ,smskh m~~

~~ksnkaOfha ud;Dldj ^wl=rej, m%udKh 16&~~

~~Wmdêh ^wl=rej, m%udKh 14&~~

~~úNd. wxlh$,shdmosxÑ wxlh ^wl=rej, m%udKh 14&~~

~~wOHhkdxYfha ,smskh ^wl=rej, m%udKh 12&~~

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~~ksnkaOfhys fojk msgqfjys YsIHhdf.a m%ldYkh oelaúh hq;= w;r th ksnkaOh wëCIKh l< wdpd¾hjrhd úiska iy;sl fldg ;sìh hq;=h' fï i|yd fhdod .; yels wdo¾Y wdlD;shla weuqKqï wxl 2 ys olajd we;'~~

~~YsIH m%ldYkhg miqj B<`. msgqfõ isg ksnkaOfha ieleiau my; wdldrfhka ie,iqï l< yelsh'~~

 WmldrdKqiauD;sh (Acknowledgement)  idrdxYh fyj;a ixfCIamh (Abstract)  wka;¾.;h (Table of contents)  flá fhÿï iy jHdLHdk (Abbreviations and interpretations)  j.= ,ehsia;=j (List of tables)  rEm igyka ,ehsia;=j (List of figures)  ksnkaOfha m%Odk wka;¾.;h (Main body of the dissertation)  mrsYS,s; .%ka: kdudj,sh (References)  weuqKqï (Annexures)

~~iEu ksnkaOhla ;=~~

~~mrsYS,s; .%ka: ksnkaOfha wka;¾.;h ;=< igyka lsrSfïoS iy ,ehsia;=j ms~~

~~II. wju jYfhka i;shg meh 3 l ld,hla ;u wëCIljrhd fyda jrsh yuqùu isiqkaf.ka wfmalaId flf¾' tfia yuqjk iEu wjia:djlu idlÉPd l< ldrKd ms~~

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III. iajdëk ksnkaOh Ndrosh hq;= wjidk oskh mSG uKav,h úiska ;SrKh lrkq ,efí' toskg fyda toskg fmr mSGh u`.ska ilid we;s ks¾foaYj,g wkql+,j ieliQ ksnkaOh ;u wëCIljrhdf.a fyda jrshf.a wkque;sh iys; j mSGhg Ndr osh hq;=h' IV. ksnkaOh rpkfha oS rpkd fidrlu ^plagiarism& iïmQ¾Kfhkau wffO¾hu;a lrk w;r udkj Ydia;% yd iudcSh úoHd mSGh th nrm;< jrola f,i i,lhs' wka wh úiska rÑ; fyda m%ldYs; f,aLk iïmQ¾Kfhka fyda fldgila fyda uQ,dY% i`oyka lsrSulska f;dr j fhdod .ekSu rpkd fidrlu f,i ms

~~3. ksnkaO wëCIKh~~

I. ksnkaO wëCIKfha m%Odk wruqK jkafka iajdëk m¾fhaIK wOHhkhla issÿ lsrSu ioyd úoHd¾:Skag bf.k .ekSug b.ekaùu h' ^teaching to learn&' úoHd¾:shd kshe,S isák m¾fhaIKh" fhdackdj,sh ieliSu iy wjidk ksnkaO rpkh ms

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~~II. i;shg meh 3 l ld,hla wëlaIljrhd fyda jrsh ksnkaO wëlaIK ld¾hg fjka l< hq;= fõ' ;ud wëlaIKh lrkq ,nk isiqka yuqjk iEu wjia:djlu ta ms~~

~~4. ksnkaO we.hSu~~

I. úoHd¾:Ska úiska Ndrfok ,o ksnkaOhla we.hSu i|yd ta ta fomd¾;fïka;= úiska m¾fhaIK lafIa;%hg wod< úfYaI{ oekque;s mrSlaIljreka fyda jrshka fofofkl= m;a l< hq;= fõ' fuys oS ksnkaO wëlaIljrhd fyda jrsh mrSlaIljrhl= fyda jrshl f,i m;a fkdlsrSug ks¾foaY lrk w;r tfia lsrSfuka we;súh yels w.;Ska j

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III. hï fyhlska ksnkaOhla iïnkaOfhka ta wdldr ixfYdaOk fyda kej; ieliSula wjYH fkdjk wjia:djl idudkH l%shdmámdáhg wkq.; fjñka wod< m%;sM, fomd¾;fïka;=jg ,ndoSug mrSlaIlhd l%shd lrkq we;' IV. iudisldjidk úNd.h wjidkfha ;u ksnkaOh ms

~~weuqKqu 1~~

~~m¾fhaIK fhdackdj,shla ieliSfïoS my; i|yka wxY flfrys wjOdkh fhduq l< hq;=h'~~

~~i. m¾fhaIK ud;Dldj (Research Topic) ii. m¾fhaIK ud;Dldj ms~~

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~~YsIHhdf.a m%ldYh~~

reyqK úYajúoHd,fha udkj Ydia;% yd iudcSh úoHd mSGfha ''''''''''wOHhkdxYfha'''''''''''wOHhk j¾Ihg wod< Ydia;%fõoS úfYaI Wmdê wjidk mrSlaIKh i|yd kshñ;''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''mdGud,djg wod< iajdëk ksnkaOhls' ksnkaOfha ud;Dldj :-

~~......~~

~~Wla; ud;Dldj hgf;a iïmdokh fldg bosrsm;a lrk fuu ksnkaOh ud úiska u ms~~

~~YsIH w;aik:- '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''~~

~~,shdmosxÑ wxlh:- ......~~

~~oskh:- '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''~~

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~~wëCIljrhd$ jrshf.a m%ldYh~~

~~'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ,shdmosxÑ wxl ork YsIHhd úiska iïmdokh lrk ,o fuu ksnkaOh udf.a wëCIKh iy Wmfoia wkqj ms~~

~~'''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' wëlaIljrhdf.a w;aik~~

~~ku '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ,smskh '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' oskh ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''~~

~~weuqKqu 3~~

~~jdÑl mrSlaIK wdlD;sh ^viva-voce& ^uq¿ ,l=Kq 20& úIh mrSlaIKfha ku '''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''~~

~~m%Yak m;% fla;h iy ud;Dldj ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''~~

~~dmosxÑ wxlh dmosxÑ~~

~~ku ,sh .eg¨j m¾fhaIK 10] oSu y`ÿkajd wOHhk mQ¾j 10] iudf,dapkh 10] l%ufõoh iy úYaf,aIKh 40] w¾:l:kh ks.uk20] 10] lsrSu bosrsm;a tl;=j~~

~~mrSlaIljrhdf.a w;aik''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' oskh''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''~~

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~~ksnkaO we.hSfï uQ,sl wdlD;sh ^uq¿ ,l=Kq 80&~~

I. wka;¾.;h$ úYaf,aIKh$ ks¾udKYS,S;ajh iy nqoaêuh yelshdj ^55]& a. idys;H úu¾Ykh b. m¾fhaIK wruqK fyda wruqKq c. l%ufõoh d. úYaf,aIKh iy idlÉPdj II. ixúOdkh$ meyeos,s nj$ l%uj;a jHqyh ^25]& a. mrsÉfþo ie,eiau b. mrsÉfþo ye|skaùu c. wka;¾.;h d. mrsÉfþo iudma;sh III. bosrsm;a lsrSu$ .=Kd;aul f,aLkh iy ksjeros nj ^20]&

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~~reyqK úYajúoHd,h~~

University of Ruhuna 2011.01.20 wNHka;r pl%f,aL wxl - 2011$01 reyqK úYajúoHd,hSh wNHka;r YsIHhka iy fiajl Nj;=ka úiska ffjoH fya;+ka u; fkdmeñKSu iïnkaOj ffjoH iy;sl bosrsm;a lsrSu i|yd wod< jk ks¾Kdhlhka

1' ffjoH fya;+ka u; Wmdê mrSCIKj,g fmkS fkdisàu ffjoH fya;+ka u; úNd.j,g fmkS fkdisàu iïnkaOj ffjoH iy;sl bosrsm;a lsrSfïoS my; i|yka úêúOdk wkq.ukh l< hq;=h' 1'1 bosrsm;a lrkq ,nk ffjoH iy;sl úYajúoHd,hSh ffjoH ks,OdrS úiska fyda rcfha wdfrda.H Yd,djlska fyda úfYaI{ ffjoH ks,Odrsfhl= úiska ksl=;a lrk ,o ffjoH iy;slhla úh hq;=h' 1'2 by; ish¨ ffjoH iy;sl rcfha wdlD;s m;%hl$ ,sms YS¾I iys;j yd ks, uqødjla iys;j ksl=;a lrk ,o úêu;a ffjoH iy;sl úh hq;=h' 1'3 bosrsm;a lrkq ,nk tla ffjoH iy;slhla Wmrsu osk 14la olajd muKla bosrsm;a l< hq;= w;r ffjoH fya;+ka u; ;jÿrg;a ksjdvq wjYH kï kej;;a úêu;a ffjoH iy;slhla bosrsm;a lsrSu wjYH fõ' 1'4 ffjoH fya;+ka u; hï YsIHfhl=g úNd.h i|yd fmkS isàug fkdyels jkafka kï ta nj jydu úÿ,s mqj;la u`.ska wod< mSGfha mSGdêm;sg$ f,aLldêldrSg$ wod< mSGfha fcHaIaG iyldr f,aLldêldrS fyda iyldr f,aLldêldrS fj; oekaúh hq;=h' yels blaukska wod< ffjoH iy;sl bosrsm;a l< hq;= w;r tu ld,h ffjoH ksjdvq wjikaj mSGhg jd¾;d l< osk isg i;shla fkdblauúh hq;=h'

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2' foaYkj,g fkdmeñKSu iïnkaOfhka ffjoH iy;sl ksl=;a lsrSu hï YsIHfhl=g ffjoH fya;+ka u; foaYkj,g iyNd.s ùug fkdyels ùu iïnkaOj ffjoH iy;sl bosrsm;a lsrSfïoS my; i|yka ks¾Kdhl wkq.ukh l< hq;=h' 2'1 osk myla ^5& fkdblaujk ld,hla i|yd ffjoH fya;+ka u; foaYkj,g iyNd.s ùug fkdyels ùu ms

3' ffjoH fya;+ka u; úYajúoHd, m%fõYh l,a .ekSu ffjoH fya;+ka u; úYajúoHd, m%fõYh l,a .ekSu i|yd ffjoH iy;sl bosrsm;a lsrSfïoS my; ks¾Kdhl wkq.ukh l< hq;=h' 3'1 hï YsIHfhl= ffjoH fya;+ka u; úYajúoHd, m%fõYh l,a .ekSu i|yd ffjoH iy;sl bosrsm;a lrkafka kï wLKavj fyda lvùï iys;j tu ffjoH iy;slh u`.ska wju jYfhka i;s 6l ^jev lrk osk 30l& ld,hla wdjrKh úh hq;=h' bosrsm;a lrkq ,nk ffjoH iy;sl 1'1 Wm j.ka;sfha i|yka ffjoH ks,Odrsfhl= úiska ksl=;a lrk ,o ffjoH iy;sl úh hq;= w;r 1'2 Wm j.ka;sfha i|yka ks¾Kdhlhka wkqj bosrsm;a lrk ,o ffjoH iy;slhla úh hq;=h'

~~4' ffjoH iy;sl wkqu; lsrSu YsIHhska úiska bosrsm;a lrkq ,nk ffjoH iy;sl wkqu; lsrSfïoS my; l%shd ms~~

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~~4'1 kshñ; ld,h ;=< oS YsIHhka úiska bosrsm;a lrkq ,nk ffjoH iy;sl úYajúoHd, ffjoH ks,OdrS fj; fkdmudj bosrsm;a lr ks¾foaY ,nd .; hq;= w;r ish¿u ffjoH iy;sl ffjoH ks¾foaYh iys;j t~~

4'2 úYajúoHd, ffjoH ks,Odrs úiska ffjoH uKav,h fj; bosrsm;a lr ;SrK ,nd .kakd f,i ks¾foaYs; ffjoH iy;sl wod< YsIHhd iu`. ffjoH uKav,h fj; bosrsm;a lr ;SrK ,nd .; hq;= w;r tu ks¾foaYhka ioyd mSG uKav,fha wkque;sh ,nd .; hq;=h' 1'4 ys i|yka ffjoH iy;sl i`oyd ,nd fokq ,nk ;SrK YsIHhdg ,sÅ;j oekqï osh hq;= w;r wod< ;SrKhkays msgm;la tu YsIHhdf.a YsIH ,smsf.dkqjg we;=<;a lsrSu i|yd wod< wxY fj; heúh hq;=h'

5' ffjoH fya;+ka u; fiajhg meñKSug fkdyels ùu - úYajúoHd, ld¾h uKav,h ffjoH fya;+ka u; fiajhg jd¾;d lsrSug fkdyels ùu iïnkaOj fiajl Nj;=ka úiska ffjoH iy;sl bosrsm;a lsrSfïoS my; ks¾Kdhl wkq.ukh l< hq;=h'

~~5'1 ffjoH fyA;+ka u; osk 14lg jvd jeä ld,hla fiajhg jd¾;d lsrSug fkdyels ùu u; bosrsm;a lrkq ,nk ffjoH iy;sl 1'1 Wmj.ka;shg wkql+,j bosrsm;a lrkq ,nk ffjoH iy;sl úh hq;=h'~~

5'2 ffjoH fya;+ka u; osk 14lg jvd wvq ld,hla i|yd bosrsm;a lrkq ,nk ffjoH iy;sl wxl 1'1 Wmj.ka;sh hgf;a ksl=;a lrkq ,enQ ffjoH iy;slhla fyda ffjoH iNdfõ ,shdmosxÑ ffjoH ks,Odrsfhl= (MBBS)" ,shdmosxÑ wdhq¾fõo ffjoH ks,Odrsfhl= úiska ksl=;a lrk ,o ffjoH iy;slhla úh hq;=h'

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5'3 by; 5'1 yd 5'2 Wm j.ka;Skag wod< ish¨u ffjoH iy;sl 1'2 yd 1'3 Wmj.ka;sj, i|yka ks¾Kdhlhkag hg;aj bosrsm;a l< hq;= w;r ffjoH fya;+ka u; fiajhg meñKSug fkdyels jkafka kï ta nj jydu úÿ,s mqj;la u`.ska wod< jk mrsos mSGdêm;s$ f,aLldêldrS$ wOHhkdxY m%Odk$ fcHaIaG iyldr f,aLldêldrS$ iyldr f,aLldêldrS fj; oekaúh hq;= jk w;r wod< ffjoH iy;sl fiajhg jd¾;d l< osk isg i;shla we;=<; wod< wxYh fj; ks¾foaY lsrSï i|yd Ndr oSu isÿ l< hq;=h'

~~5'4 ks¾foaY lsrSï i|yd i,ld n,kq ,nk ffjoH iy;sl ksis ld,h ;=~~

5'5 ffjoH fya;+ka u; fiajhg jd¾;d lsrSu wmyiq ùu i|yd bosrsm;a lrkq ,nk ish¨ ffjoH iy;sl úYajúoHd,hSh ffjoH ks,OdrSf.a ks¾foaYh i|yd bosrsm;a lsrSfuka wk;=rej tlS ksjdvq iïnkaOfhka osk 3la olajd wOHhkdxY m%Odk ks¾foaYh o osk 4lg jeäjk úg f,aLldêldrS ks¾foaYh o ,nd .; hq;= w;r th osk 14la blaujk l,Ays md,l iNdfõ wkque;sh i|yd bosrsm;a l< hq;=h'

5'6 úYajúoHd,hSh m%Odk ffjoH ks,OdrS" f,aLldêldrS fyda md,l iNdj u`.ska hï fiajd Njf;l= ffjoH uKav,h fj; bosrsm;a l< hq;= hehs okajk wjia:djl oS Tyq fyda weh wod< ish¨ ffjoH jd¾;d iys;j ffjoH uKav,h fj; bosrsm;a lr ffjoH uKav,fha ks¾foaYh ,nd .; hq;= w;r tu ks¾foaYh md,l iNdj fj; bosrsm;a lr wod< ;SrKh ,nd .; hq;=h' fuu wNHka;r pl%f,aL úêúOdk 2011'02'01 osk isg l%shd;aul fõ'

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~~Frequently used telephone numbers~~

~~Wellamadama Complex, University of Ruhuna~~

Direct Office Vice Chancellor 2000 2101/ 2015 Deputy Vice Chancellor 2001/ 6000 2137 Registrar 2110 2109 D/R Legal and Documentation 2111 2170 D/R Examinations 2130 2129 A/R Student Affairs 2135 2134 Bursar (acting) 2150 2106 Shroff Counter 2112 Proctor’s Office 2157 Librarian 2210 2212 Senior Student Counsellor 4710 Carrer Guidance Unit 2132 Medical Centre/ Medical Officer 2121 Dentist 2165 Students’ Union 2162 Bhikshu Sangamaya 3109 Hostel – 1 2122 Hostel – 2 2149 Hostel – 3 2123 Chief Security Officer 2126 2127 Emergency Number 2222 Main Gate 2128 Administration Block (reception) 2163

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~~Frequently used telephone numbers~~

~~Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Ruhuna~~

Direct Office Dean 3101 3105 Senior Assistant Registrar 3102 Course Unit Coordination Office 3104 Cutrural Centre 3106/ 7030 IT Unit 3107 Department of Public Policy 3110 Department of Economics 3201 3202 Department of Geography 3301 3302 Department of History and 3401 3402 Archaeology Department of Sinhala 3501 Department of Pali and Buddhist 3601 3602 Studies Department of Sociology 3701 3702 Department of English and 3801 3803 Linguistics English Language Teaching Unit 3801 3802

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