Rajarata University and CSE introduce diplomas

The Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE) announced a groundbreaking initiative: the launch of the first-ever university and industry collaborative diplomas offered by Rajarata University of Sri Lanka (RUSL), in collaboration with the CSE and facilitated by the CSE Education Academy.

Unveiled recently, these pioneering programmes include the Diploma in Business Economics and Diploma in Agripreneurship. This collaboration marks a significant step forward in providing innovative educational opportunities to meet the diverse aspirations of Sri Lanka’s future agri-entrepreneurs and business leaders.

The Diploma in Business Economics offers a comprehensive study of key principles and practical applications essential for navigating today’s business environment. This programme covers topics such as business communication, business statistics, digital economics, economic issues and policies, the economics of money and financial institutions, business analytics and big data management and international trade and payments. 

The Diploma in Agriprenuorship is designed for individuals passionate about revolutionising the agricultural sector. During the course of one year, participants will delve into entrepreneurial characteristics, agribusiness management, modern agricultural technology, international business operations, capitalising agricultural investments and industrial training. 

The CSE Education Academy is committed to providing comprehensive, practical education that fosters the skills and knowledge essential for professional success and contributes to Sri Lanka’s economic growth.

In his remarks, CSE CEO Rajeeva Bandaranaike began by expressing his gratitude to the vice-chancellor, deans, heads of departments and coordinators at RUSL for their commitment and initiative. 

He also stated, “Today marks a significant milestone for both the RUSL and CSE. This event embodies the successful collaboration between a state university and the industry, aimed at producing well-equipped graduates ready to face the dynamic business world.”

Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sanjeewani Ginigaddara stated, “Today, we see a widespread demand for jobs; however, there is a significant gap in the skills needed to fill these positions. Our aim is to bridge the gap between production and demand and facilitate students equipped with industry-relevant skills before they enter the job market.”