Professor Lalith Gamage is the founder CEO of the Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology (SLIIT). He is also the chairman of the Lanka Software Foundation, is on the board of directors of Serendib Hotels, and actively researches on evolutionary computing. As an academic and professional at the helm of Sri Lankaa��s corporate sector with
The Minister of Higher Education and Highways Hon. Lakshman Kiriella visited the SLIIT campus in Malabe recently. Minister Kiriella was warmly welcomed by Professor Lalith Gamage, President SLIIT and Professor Lakshman Ratnayake, Chairman SLIIT. A�Together with the Senior Management of SLIIT, Minister Kiriella visited the Bentley research lab, classrooms and the IT, Business, Engineering and
This year at the SLIIT Convocation 2016, our proud graduates were felicitated by none other than His Excellency, President Maithripala Sirisena. The event was held at SLIIT Auditorium Malabe with the president presenting certificates to 1017 graduates from the Information Technology, Engineering and Business Faculties. Congratulations to everyone from the Batch of 2016 !
With the objective of uplifting the quality of life of underprivileged children in Sri Lanka, the Student Interactive Society of SLIIT, under the theme a�?Walk for their Futurea�� organized a five kilometre walk to raise funds for the Christ Church College in Baddegama. More than 1000 students, faculty and administrative staff from SLIIT rallied together
SLIIT, the premier degree awarding institute, partners with over 20 reputed universities worldwide to provide SLIIT students with greater study options and international exposure. Whilst, many students from SLIIT have transferred to these foreign partner universities, a group of students plus an academic from Deakin University, Australia, visited SLIIT for an Outbound Mobility Programme from
Ruvini Kannangara, second year engineering student of SLIIT, the premier degree awarding institute, clinched three medals for Table Tennis at the recently concluded South Asian Games in India. Ruvini has also been selected to represent Sri Lanka at the Perfect 2016 World team Table Tennis ChampionshipsA�in Malaysia. Commenting on her performance, Prof. Lalith Gamage, President
Many congratulations to Sri Lankan innovator and our very own past SLIIT student Ganindu Nanayakkara for being the first runner-up and being awarded $500,000 at the Verizon 2015 Powerful Answers Award contest, for your innovative iHelmet solution. Youa��ve made Sri Lanka proud! For more detailsA�http://techadvisor.lk/2015/12/10/sri-lankas-ganindu-gets-us-500000-for-ihelmet/
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