NCHS-Swinburne Graduation 2024 marks 10 years of transformative partnership

Nawaloka College of Higher Studies (NCHS) and Swinburne University of Technology celebrated their decade-long partnership in Sri Lanka, a collaboration that has provided countless Sri Lankan students with pathways to global education and career opportunities.

Held at the BMICH recently this milestone graduation ceremony saw over 400 students awarded qualifications, marking both a pivotal personal achievement and a testament to the lasting impact of the NCHS-Swinburne alliance.

The event opened with a recognition of NCHS’s journey in making quality, internationally recognized education accessible to students throughout Sri Lanka. With campuses in Colombo and Kandy, NCHS has built a reputation for providing a learning environment that meets the highest global standards while supporting the aspirations of students locally.

Dr. Jayantha Dharmadasa, Chairman of NCHS, said, “Today we celebrate our decade-long partnership with Swinburne University of Technology, Australia, which has provided countless students with pathways to global opportunities.”

“This collaboration, along with our other international partnerships, represents our commitment to providing Sri Lankan students with an education that transcends borders.”

Professor Pascale G. Quester, Vice-Chancellor and President of Swinburne University of Technology, said, “The Swinburne qualification you hold is much more than a piece of paper. Swinburne has worked closely with industry and future employers to ensure it is relevant and future-proof.”

“ Whether you are about to enter the world of work or go on to undertake further study, your graduation today marks the closure of one chapter and the start of an exciting new one.”

As the High Commissioner of Australia to Sri Lanka, Paul Stephens encouraged graduates to consider how their newfound skills could contribute to the growth and development of their homeland, “At this time, Sri Lanka needs people with your qualifications and skills”

“I encourage you to consider what you can contribute to your country, which offers so much potential and stands at a critical juncture in its future. Please also take the time to reflect on your achievements and enjoy the special moments of today’s celebration.”

The 2024 graduation was more than a ceremonial recognition of academic achievement; it was a celebration of the NCHS-Swinburne vision.

This milestone reflects NCHS’s unwavering commitment to elevating education standards in Sri Lanka and contributing to a knowledge-driven society prepared to meet the demands of a rapidly evolving global landscape.

Source:Daily News