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The Faculty of Arts is the largest in the University of Colombo in terms of student enrolment. The faculty has nine academic Departments and several teaching Units offering courses in the field of Social Sciences. Apart from undergraduate BA courses, several Departments offer courses for Diploma, Masters and Ph.D degrees. Many students who successfully complete Special BA Degrees, eventually register for Faculty of Education The Faculty of Education has earned a reputation as the first Faculty of Education to be established in Sri Lanka. The main objective of the Faculty from its inception has been to develop the capacity of teachers, educators, researchers and policy makers by equipping them with necessary knowledge skills and attitudes to serve the nation with Faculty of Graduate Studies The Faculty of Graduate Studies (FGS) of the University of Colombo is a pioneer Graduate Faculty in Sri Lanka established in 1987. It was established by the Universities Act 16 of 1978 and the Faculty of Graduate Studies Ordinance No. 3 of 1987. The mandate of the FGS is to “sponsor, coordinate and regulate postgraduate studies and specialized or multi-disciplinary research carried out within the University of Colombo.” Read More The Faculty of Science is clearly distinguished by its icon, the University tower, which is located in the heart of the Faculty. The tower and the as*ociated buildings had come up in the early part of the last century and were used by the University College till the establishment of the University of Ceylon in 1942. Read More The Faculty of Medicine, University of Colombo, Sri Lanka, established in 1870 and considered the undisputed matriarch of medical education in Sri Lanka has been a leader in medical training and research not only in this country but also in Asia. Read More The Faculty of Law of the University of Colombo is the only Faculty of Law in the entire University system in Sri Lanka. Situated in the heart of Colombo, based within the Island's oldest university, the Faculty of Law offers a four year programme of study, leading to the