Graduate-ship degree program in Chemistry from I Chem after A/L

[ratings id=”5752″] Student asked me yesterday, that she has only one B and two C passes for GCE A/L examination, so that she may not be selected to a government university in Sri Lanka. So what are the options for her to follow private higher degree program in Sri Lanka. Various higher education and career options for students after advanced level examination are listed on this web site.

One option is to follow a degree in Chemistry offered by College of Chemical Sciences, affiliated to Institute of Chemistry, Sri Lanka, which maintains high degree of academic standards as the lectures are conducted by university senior lecturers and professors in Chemistry.




This is a three year program, normally started in January- February each year, after GCE Advanced Level results are released. This degree is equivalent to BSc degree in Chemistry, so after graduation you can follow post-graduate program in Chemistry in Sri Lanka or abroad. According to their news paper advertisement, 91 qualified Chemical Science graduates passed out from the college in 2009.  Eligibility to enter this course is 3 A/L passes or equivalent.

Courses

Graduateship Programme in Chemistry (GIC)
http://www.ichemc.edu.lk/courses/gic.html
Diploma in Laboratory Technology Programme (DLTC)
http://www.ichemc.edu.lk/courses/dltc.html

Contact College of Chemical Sciences for details:

Address:
Institute of Chemistry Ceylon,
College of Chemical Sciences,
Adamantane House,
341/22, Kotte Road, Welikada
Rajagiriya
Sri Lanka

E-mail: ichemc@sltnet.lk
Telephone: (+94) 11 4015230, (+94) 11 2861653, (+94) 11 2861231
Fax: (+94) 11 2861231, (+94) 11 2861653
http://www.ichemc.edu.lk

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