Saliyapura
Srilanka
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Overview
Year Established
1974
Courses Offered
MBBS
Accreditation
The Faculty of Medicine and Allied Sciences at Rajarata University of Sri Lanka is situated in Saliyapura, Anuradhapura. This faculty was established as the fifth faculty of the university in 2006, aiming to offer high-quality medical education and services. The faculty is part of Rajarata University, which was inaugurated as the eleventh national university in Sri Lanka on January 31, 1996, by President Chandrika Bandaranayake
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About
The Faculty of Medicine and Allied Sciences at Rajarata University is responsible for both undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in clinical medicine. It offers a range of programs, including undergraduate degrees and various postgraduate courses. The faculty is also involved in extensive research activities and public engagement. It operates a medical unit at the Teaching Hospital Anuradhapura, which provides clinical services and serves as a practical training ground for students.
Highlights
The department offices and clinical services are housed in a newly constructed six-storied professorial clinical building at the Teaching Hospital Anuradhapura. The clinical services and research laboratories are located on the first floor, while the department offices are on the second floor. The hospital's location in Anuradhapura, a city with a rich history and numerous archaeological sites, adds a unique cultural and historical dimension to the students' medical education.
In addition to its academic programs, the faculty supports various centers and units, such as the Computer Center and Student Health Center, to enhance the educational experience and well-being of its students. The faculty also provides various student services including accommodation facilities, scholarships, and career guidance. These facilities and services are designed to create a conducive learning environment and support the overall development of students.
The faculty's commitment to research is evident through its dedicated research committees and laboratories. It encourages both undergraduate and postgraduate students to engage in research activities, which are supported by facilities such as the Leptospirosis Research Laboratory. This focus on research not only enhances the academic experience but also contributes to the advancement of medical knowledge and practices in Sri Lanka.
