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2020 April 30
Information Session on ANSO and UCAS Scholarships: 2020 Call for Applications
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2020 March 06
EU funding for Innovation, Research and Commercialization
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2020 February 13
Awarding Order of the Rising Sun to Prof. Kamala Liyanage
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2020 February 13
Seminar on Postgraduate Opportunities in Japan
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2020 February 05
Visit of Prof. Jonas Bergquist
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2020 January 27
Mr. John Consolvo’s Visit
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2020 January 28
NSF Round Table Discussion
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2020 January 21-22
Prof. Luis Rato’s Visit
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2020 January 21
Research Seminar: Prof. Frossard and Prof. Pattersson
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2020 January 21
Visit of Prof. Claudia Marian
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2020 January 20
Delegation from Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee, India
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2020 January 17
Visit of Prof. Jega V Jegatheesan
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2020 January 15
Toolkit National Workshop
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2020 January 09
Visit of Prof. Nagaraj Neerchal
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2020 January 08
Prof. Nirmal Khandan Visit
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2020 January 08
Programme with Sri Lankan American Knowledge Exchange
News
The fourth Musical Meeting Space
05-07 January 2018The fourth Musical Meeting Space of the Sri Lanka Norway Music Cooperation for the year 2018 was held on 05- 07 January 2018 at University of Jaffna. The session carried out the theme of Sri Lanka Nadagam and Kurthu.
04th Musical Meeting Spaces was comprised with the performances of the students from the Universities of Jaffna, Visual and Performing Arts, Colombo and Peradeniya along with the Eastern University and Swamy Vipulananda Centre for Aesthetic Studies, Batticaloa.
Similar to the previous events, MMS-4 further provided a preliminary space for learning. After two days of rehearsal, the students collaboratively performed their final outcomes to the audience consists of the staff and the students of all the participated Universities.
The event was hosted by the Sevalanka Foundation under Sri Lanka Norway Music Cooperation and the performances of this Musical Space- 4 were supervised by Kalasuri Deshanethru Arunthathy Sri Ranganathan.
The basic objectives of the Musical Meeting Space of the Sri Lanka Norway Music Cooperation is to train the students in performances, understanding the traditions of the ethnic groups in Sri Lanka and create meaningful University network within the country.
