Overview of South Eastern University of Sri Lanka

The establishment of the South Eastern University of Sri Lanka and its predecessor, the South Eastern University College of Sri Lanka, no doubt fulfilled the long felt needs of the people of the South eastern region. The birth of the South Eastern University of Sri Lanka also coincided with more positive thinking and policy of the Government to broad – base University education further, by extending it to periphery and less developed regions in the country such as the South Eastern region. But it was due to certain special and unfortunate circumstances in the country caused by the on – going militancy at that time and civil unrest in the North and East of the country, which actually hastened its establishment. When the militancy and civil strife in the North forced out the Muslim staff and students of the University of Jaffna, ad-hoc arrangements were made to accommodate them mainly at the Eastern University at Vantharumulai in Batticaloa district. But owing to deteriorating communal harmony between the Tamils and Muslims and several unfortunate incidents, which took place in that region, the Muslim staff and students were compelled to leave the Eastern University too, with their studies abruptly interrupted. This problem promptly took up to the notice of the Government to find a lasting solution. The government, which was already keen to expand university education to the less developed region, recognized the need for immediate relief.

It was under such circumstances that the South Eastern University College of Sri Lanka was established for the displaced students and academic staff from the Eastern University by an order through gazette notification 88/9 of 26 July, 1995 under the provisions of section 24A of the University act No. 16 of 1978 as amended by Act No. 07 of 1985. By October 1995, basic facilities were found and nucleus staff appointed to commence academic activities in part of the premises of the Government Teachers’ Training College at Addalaichenai. University College was ceremonially inaugurated with a batch of 33 students belonging to the 1992/93 academic year, who had already completed their first year of studies at the Eastern University. Soon after commencing academic activities with these students, the University College admitted two batches in December 1995 for the First Year Course of Studies, by the admission of The University Grants Commission, consisting of 91 students of academic year 1993/94 and 108 students of academic Year 1994/95.

Encouraged by the progress made by the University College in proving the basic facilities for the academic activities within a short spell of time, the Government decided to confer it the status of a full fledged National University. Thus, by gazette notification 916/7 of 27^th March 1996, the South Eastern University College raised a National University under the corporate name of South Eastern University of Sri Lanka. It thus commenced its activities as a fully fledged university from 15th May 1996.

Vision and Mission of SEUSL

Council

Name of the Members

Ex-Officio Members

Prof. A. Rameez	– Vice Chancellor
Prof. M.M. Fazil	– Dean / Faculty of Arts and Culture
Dr. S. Safeena M.G.H.	– Dean / Faculty of Management and Commerce
Dr. MH. Haroon	– Dean / Faculty of Applied Sciences
Prof. SMM. Mazahir	– Dean / Faculty of Islamic Studies and Arabic Language
Prof. M.A.L.A. Haleem	– Dean/ Faculty of Engineering
Dr. U.L. Abdul Majeed	– Dean/ Faculty of Technology

Appointed Members

Dr. Anver M. Mustapha

Eng. Muheenudeen Abdul Cader

Dr. TSRTR. Rajab

Eng. NT. Mohamed Sirajudeen

Mr. MC. Mohamed Nawas

Prof. Colin N. Peiris

Mr. DML. Bandaranayake

Mr. IM. Haniffa

Mr. JM. Naleer

Prof. (Ms.) Hema MKK Pathirana

Senate Nominees

Prof. A.M. Razmy	– Professor
Prof. (Mrs.) F.H.A. Rauf	– Professor (Chair)

Secretary

Mr. H Abdul Saththar

– Registrar

Faculties

Department of Social Sciences

Welcome to the Department of Social Sciences !!!

Subject Code	Subject No.	Subject	Credit
HIS	1101	History of Pre Modern Sri Lanka	03
HIS	1201	Themes in the History of Modern Sri Lanka	03
HIS	2101	The Magadhan Empire in India	03
HIS	2201	The Turks and the Mughals in India	03
HIS	3101	The history of Europe from 1453 – 1789 AD	03
HIS	3201	The French Revolution and Nationalism in Europe	03

Philosophy and Psychology Counseling

Subject Code	Subject No.	Subject	Credit
PHY	1101	Issues and Problems in Philosophy	03
PHY	1201	Fundamental Issues in Psychology	03
PHY	2101	Modern Western Philosophy	03
PHY	2102	Greek and Medieval Philosophy	03
PHY	2103	Psychology of Human Development	03
PHY	2201	Social Psychology	03
PHY	2202	Contemporary European Philosophy	03
PHY	2203	Muslim Fine Arts and Aesthetic	03
PHY	3101	Moral Issues and Social Justice	03
PHY	3102	Philosophy of Religion	03
PHY	3103	Advance Logic and Scientific Method	03
PHY	3201	Political Philosophy and Human Rights	03
PHY	3202	Philosophy of Marxism	03
PHY	3203	Abnormal Psychology	03
PHY	4101	Philosophy of Science and Social Science	03
PHY	4102	Philosophy of Violence and Peace	03
PHY	4103	Theories and Strategies in Counseling	03
PHY	4201	Recent Trends in Continental Philosophy	03
PHY	4202	Psychological Counseling: Techniques and Methods	03
PHY	4203	Internship Report or Dissertation	07

DEPARTMENT OF LANGUAGES

Languages

English
Hindu Civilization
Sinhala
Tamil

English

Subject Code	Subject No.	Subject	Credit
ENG	1101	Introduction to Literature	03
ENG	1201	Commonwealth Literature	03
ENG	2101	Poetry and Short Story	03
ENG	2201	Fiction	03
ENG	3101	Linguistics and Syntax	03
ENG	3201	Principles of Practical Criticism	03

Hindu Civilization

Subject Code	Subject No.	Subject	Credit
HIC	1101	The Sources of the Hindu Tradition	03
HIC	1201	Introduction to Hindu Civilization	03
HIC	2101	History of Hinduism in India up to AD 1200	03
HIC	2102	The religion and Philosophy of the panishads and the Bhagavad Gita	03
HIC	2103	Hindu Civilization in South East Asia**	03
HIC	2104	The Six Systems of Hindu Philosophy (excluding the Vedanta) **	03
HIC	2201	Hinduism in Medieval and Modern India	03
HIC	2202	The Vedanta School of Hindu Philosophy	03
HIC	2203	Hinduism in Sri Lanka**	03
HIC	2204	Bhakti Literature of the Palleva period (AD 500 – 850) **	03
HIC	3101	Hindu Architecture	03
HIC	3102	Women in Hindu Society	03
HIC	3103	Hindu Dances: Classical and Folk Traditions**	03
HIC	3104	Mural and Portrait Paintings**	03
HIC	3105	Buddhism and Jainism in India**	03
HIC	3201	Hindu Sculpture and Iconography	03
HIC	3202	Medieval Saiva and Vaisnava Literature in Tamil	03
HIC	3203	History of Hindu Music**	03
HIC	3204	Hindu Political Theories and Institutions**	03
HIC	3205	Hindu Ethics**	03
HIC	4101	Schools of Saivism	03
HIC	4102	Hinduism and Globalization	03
HIC	4103	Hindu Science**	03
HIC	4104	Introduction to Sanskrit Literature**	03
HIC	4201	Vedic and Agamic Traditions	03
HIC	4202	Hindu Social and Political Theories and Institutions**	03
HIC	4203	Saiva Siddhanta with Reference to Selected Texts**	03
HIC	4204	Critical Essay / Dissertation	07

Sinhala

Subject Code	Subject No.	Subject	Credit
SIN	1101	Introduction to Sinhala Language and Practical Grammar	03
SIN	1201	Introduction to Sinhala Literature and Literary Appreciation	03
SIN	2101	Prescribed Text	03
SIN	2201	Literature from Other Languages	03
SIN	3101	Translation Studies	03
SIN	3201	Folk lore in Sinhala	03

Tamil

Subject Code	Subject No.	Subject	Credit
TML	1101	Introduction to Tamil Literature and Literary Appreciation	03
TML	1102	Introduction to Tamil Language and Practical Grammar	03
TML	2101	Structure of Modern Tamil: Phonology and Morphology	03
TML	2102	Practical Criticism and Literary Aesthetics	03
TML	2103	Modern Poetry in Tamil	03
TML	2104	Development of Short Story in Tamil	03
TML	2105	Islamic Literature in Tamil	03
TML	2201	Modern Tamil Syntax	03
TML	2202	Folk Literature and Folk Literary Studies in Tamil	03
TML	2203	Development of Novel in Tamil	03
TML	2204	Ethical Literature in Tamil	03
TML	2205	Principles of Modern Linguistics	03
TML	3101	Classical Tamil Poetry and Poetics	03
TML	3102	Modern Literary Theories	03
TML	3103	Tamil Drama and Theatre	03
TML	3104	Devotional Poetry in Tamil	03
TML	3105	Translation: Theory and Practice	03
TML	3201	Classical Tamil Grammar	03
TML	3202	Research Methodology and Report Writing	03
TML	3203	Epic Poetry in Tamil	03
TML	3204	History of Tamil Studies	03
TML	3205	Tamil Poetics: Prosody and Alankaara	03
TML	4101	Modernization of Tamil Language	03
TML	4102	Tamil Language and Literature in Sri Lanka	03
TML	4103	Medieval Tamil Grammar	03
TML	4104	History of Literary Criticism in Tamil	03
TML	4105	Tamil Journalism	03
TML	4201	History of Tamil Language	03
TML	4202	Tamil Grammatical Tradition	03
TML	4203	Lexicography: Theory and Practice	03
TML	4204	South Asian Literature in Tamil Translation	03
TML	4205	Tamil Paleography & Inscriptions	03
TML		Dissertation & Report Writing	07

DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY

Fields of Study

Subject Code	Subject No.	Subject	Credit
GEO	1101	Fundamental of Physical Geography	03
GEO	1201	Fundamentals of Human Geography	03
GEO	2101	Cartography and Computer Assisted Mapping	03
GEO	2102	Population Geography	03
GEO	2103	Climatology	03
GEO	2201	Economic Geography	03
GEO	2202	Geomorphology	03
GEO	2203	Computer Application in Geography	03
GEO	3101	Natural Resource Management	03
GEO	3102	Geographic Information System	03
GEO	3103	Practical: Climatic data analysis & Socio economic data analysis**	03
GE	3104	Urban Geography (Elective)**	03
GEO	3201	Population and Settlement Geography	03
GEO	3202	Remote sensing	03
GEO	3203	Climate Change	03
GEO	4101	Medical Geography	03
GEO	4102	Disaster Management	03
GEO	4103	Watershed Management	03
GEO	4104	Regional development (Elective)	03
GEO	4201	Physical Environment of Sri Lanka	03
GEO	4202	Environmental impact Assessment (EIA)	03
GEO	4203	Agriculture Geography (Elective)	03
GEO	4204	Dissertation / Internship and Report Writing	07

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

Political Science is the scientific study of state and society, and it focuses on the theory and practice of government and politics at the local, state, national, and international levels. The Political Science degree program has always been an integral part of the main curriculum of the South Eastern University of Sri Lanka, ever since its establishment in 1995. The Department of Social Sciences offered the Political Science degree program until a separate department for Political Science was established in 2015

The Department of Political Science has six full-time academics and more than four hundred undergraduates. The department offers both general and special degree programs in the field of Political Science. Further it offers the subject of Public Administration for B.A. general degree program. The medium of instruction of both degree programs is Tamil. However, the department is working earnestly to start courses based on the English medium of instruction as early as possible. The department has recently introduced a postgraduate research degree programs (M.Phil & PhD) to cater to the needs of students

The purpose of our degree programs is to deepen knowledge and understanding of government and politics around the world. Our courses are designed to develop the critical skills of students that will help them succeed in almost any career. Most of our courses have assignments that enhance socio-emotional skills and analytical thinking among students, which are essential for almost all careers in the present job market.

The Department of Political Science has recently revised its curriculum and introduced several new courses to enhance the employability of our graduates with the support of AHEAD (Accelerating Higher Education Expansion and Development) Project funded by the World Bank.

Our vision is to be a leading educational hub of excellence for advanced studies in Political Science dealing with emerging socio-political crises globally and nationally

Department of Political Science offers the following subjects

Subject Code	Subject No.	Subject	Credit
PPS	1101	Introduction to Politics-I Political Ideas	03
PPS	1201	Introduction to Politics-II Political Structures	03
PPS	2101	Elements of Public Administration	03
PPS	2102	An Introduction to International Relations and Major Themes	03
PPS	2103	Political Philosophy	03
PPS	2201	Constitutional Development in Sri Lanka	03
PPS	2202	Gender and Politics	03
PPS	2203	Political Systems in Western Europe	03
PPS	3101	Peace and Conflict -Theoretical Analysis	03
PPS	3102	Media and Politics	03
PPS	3103	Public Policy Comparative Politics	03
PPS	3104	03
PPS	3201	Conflict Resolution and Management – Case Studies	03
PPS	3202	Contemporary Terrorism and Violence	03
PPS	3203	Foreign Policy of Sri Lanka	03
PPS	4101	State and Region in South Asia	03
PPS	4102	Ethnic Conflict and Minority Politics in Sri Lanka	03
PPS	4103	Democracy and Human Rights	03
PPS	4201	Issues in Sri Lankan Politics	03
PPS	4202	Post Conflict Development and Peace Buildings	03
PPS	4203	Dissertation / Internship and Report Writing	07

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS AND STATISTICS

The Department of Economics and Statistics was established in 2016 by the government Gazette Extraordinary No.1964/11 of 26th April 2016. It contained an amendment to the order of the South Eastern University of Sri Lanka and established a New Department of Economics and Statistics at the Faculty of Arts and Culture.

The Vision of the department is to be a center of excellence for the creation and dissemination of knowledge in economics and statistics and the Mission is The Department of Economics and Statistics is to train students at the undergraduate level in the methods, ideas of economics, and statistics, and to conduct both basic and applied research in economics and statistics that pushes forward the frontier of knowledge in the field for their further study and employment opportunity in the dynamic world.

The Department of Economics and Statistics is presently offering Economics and Statistics for General Degree Students and BA in Economics for special degree students. Moreover, many courses which are offered by the department are formulated to find the solutions to the regional, national, and international economic issues with theoretical knowledge and empirical applications.

The programs introduce students to the intellectual capacity, theoretical ideas, and empirical skills that are necessary for conducting advanced research, teaching, and working on issues in the present world. Further, each Special degree student gets the opportunity to do independent research and write a dissertation, and the general subject students, expand and widen their understanding of Economics and Statistics. Especially, every year our students get internship opportunities at the Central Bank of Sri Lanka. Also, many job opportunities were opened for the students who had a special degree in Economics and they were employed in many government or non-government organizations. The Department has also introduced interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary courses in Basic Mathematics and Statistics.

In the future, the Economics and Statistics Degree program will start at the inception of the Faculty of Arts and Culture, to be commenced Bachelor of Arts Honors in Tourism and Hospitality. The Department has also introduced a new course of studies and interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary subjects to expand the scope of the discipline.

The Graduate Profilefor Economics and Statistics

Scholarly, knowledgeable, and professional

Competent in analyzing the development and a wide range of human behaviors: Improving the knowledge in Economics and Statistics leads to enhancing knowledge in understanding the functions of key actors in an economic system such as the household, business, and government.

Use conceptual and theoretical elements and frameworks in explaining the functioning of the economy: An important ability of the graduates is to realize the conceptual frameworks, theories, and models in the field of economics and be able to provide useful insights into the operations of an economy.

Understand and appraise the significance of contemporary economic issues: Understanding any economic issues, crises, and challenges currently faced by any economy is one of the instrumental scholarly contributions attributable to those who graduate in the field of economics.

Evaluate and assess social efficiency: As social members, graduates will be able to understand the goal of achieving social efficiency that is affected by the routine economic activities such as consumption and production and their positive and negative externalities and can respond effectively to such changes.

Competent in the Employment Market

Ability to compete for employment opportunities in related economic institutions: Realizing that the business entities are endowed with career opportunities for graduates in economic studies, demonstrate capability, and effectively compete for jobs locally and globally using the knowledge and skills acquired in the study program.

Endowed with skills that would enhance career prospects in research-related fields: The skills being developed and improved through training in Economics and Statistics enhance the opportunities for employment in research-oriented careers. Analytical skills developed through the courses in Mathematics and Statistics would provide confidence in undertaking independent research.

Collaborative skills and coordination ability for employment: Learning regional and international economics will pave the way for creating opportunities for graduates in economics and statistics to pursue career opportunities in the international arena. The skills and the knowledge in international cooperation, collaboration, and coordination would help connect the domestic economy with international economies and markets.

Creative and innovative: The prime return gained from the program would be entrepreneurship and creative skills, which the program seeks to achieve through different practical courses. Businesses and investors seeking graduates with innovative and creative minds will benefit from this program.

Competitive in policy planning and implementation-related career opportunities: The policy planning and implementation need people capable of efficient uses of economic resources through the strategic planning process. Graduates in Economics and Statistics have an advantage in the fields of project appraisal, policy making, and policy implementation. In addition, they can contribute to policymaking with their spatial analytical skills. These graduates can contribute the knowledge and skills essential to assist the policymakers in identifying the fundamental and the central economic problems typically faced by any society in the process of allocating scarce economic resources.

Socially and environmentally responsive: Responsive to environmental challenges: Graduates in economics and statistics can be responsive to the environmental challenges faced by society. The course on environmental economics and inter-disciplinary courses will guide the graduates in maintaining the environmental and atmospheric balance while fulfilling human needs and wants.

Socially responsive and relevant: The study program on economics and statistics, while providing specific skills in the field of economics, seeks to also provide a multidisciplinary orientation by incorporating courses from different social science disciplines. This would help graduates to adopt a broader perspective about societal problems and challenges.

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING

The English Language Teaching Unit (ELTU) has been upgraded to Department of English Language Teaching under the Faculty of Arts and Culture as per the gazette notification published on 14 June 2017. It is a vibrant department which offers a wide range of English Language courses to all the faculties in the university. The newly established Department of English Language Teaching adopts a student- centered approach to teach all four language skills: listening, speaking, reading and writing. It conducts general as well as subject related (EAP) courses. It also offers a Special Degree in Teaching English as a Second Language (TESL). The Department of English Language Teaching is presently engaged in the task of designing new courses that aim to look at new, interesting and innovative ways of teaching English as a second language.

Courses

Special Degree in TESL

Course Code	Course Unit
1^st Year Semester I
ENM 11013	Introduction to Literature
1^st Year Semester II
ENM 12013	Postcolonial Literature
2nd Year Semester I
ENM 21013	Poetry and Short Story
ELM 21023	Reading Comprehension and Writing Skills
ELM 21033	Introduction to Language and Linguistics
2^nd Year Semester II
ENM 22013	Fiction and Drama
ELM 22023	Teaching Speech and Listening
ELM 22033	Structure of English
3^rd year Semester I
ELM 31013	Classroom Management
ELM 31023	Grammar for Language Teaching
ELM 31033	Principles of Education and Language Learning Theories
3^rd year Semester II
ELM 32013	Second Language Acquisition
ELM 32023	English Language Teaching Methods
ELM 32033	Technology in ESL classrooms
ELC 32022	Action research in ESL classes
ELC 32032	English Morphology
4^th year Semester I
ELM 41013	Testing and Evaluation
ELM 41023	Discourse Analysis
ELM 41034	Practical Teaching I (at university level among peer students)
ELM 41043	Research Methods
ELC 41012	Educational Psychology
4^th year Semester II
ELM 42016	Practical Teaching II (at school level)
ELM 42025	Dissertation
ELM 42034	Portfolio Assignment

General English Language

Faculty of Arts and Culture

Year	Subject Code	Course Title
01	ELC 11012	Elementary English – I and II
02	ELC 21012	Pre Intermediate English –I and II
03	ELC 31012	Intermediate English –I and II
04	ELC 41012	English For Communication- I and II

Faculty of Management and Commerce

Year	Subject Code	Course Title
01	MIT 11063	English for IT
Mgt	English I
B/Com	English I

Faculty of Applied Sciences

Year	Subject Code	Course Title
01	ELA 11011	English – I (BS)
ELA 11011	English – I (PS)
02	ELA 21011	English – I (BS)
ELA 21021	English – I (PS)

Faculty of Islamic Studies and Arabic Language

Year	Subject Code	Course Title
01	ELC 11012	Elementary English – I
02	ELC 21012	Pre Intermediate English –I
03	ELC 31012	Intermediate English –I

Faculty of Engineering

Year	Subject Code	Course Title
01	ID 11001	English – I and II

Faculty of Technology

Year	Subject Code	Course Title
01	CCT 11012	English I (BST)
CCT 11012	English I (ICT)

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

BACHELOR OF ARTS – GENERAL

BACHELOR OF ARTS – HONOURS

Code	Tile
ACC1201	FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
ACC2102	COST AND MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING
ACC3103	COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR ACCOUNTING
ACC3104	ADVANCED FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
ACC3105	AUDITING
ACC3106	TAXATION
ACC3207	COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING SYSTEM
ACC4108	PUBLIC ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE
ACC3209	ACCOUNTING THEORY AND STANDARD
ACC4210	STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING

Finance Unit offers the following subjects

Code	Title
FIN2201	FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
FIN3102	INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
FIN3103	ADVANCED COOPERATE FINANCE
FIN3204	BANK MANAGEMENT
FIN3205	FINANCIAL REPORTING
FIN4106	INVESTMENT ANALYSIS AND PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT
FIN4207	VALUATION THEORY AND APPLICATION
FIN4108	FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS
FIN4109	FINANCIAL SERVICE INSTITUTION

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT

Management Unit offers the following subjects

Code	Ttitle
MGT1101	Management and Entrepreneurial Skills
MGT1102	Business Mathematics
MGT1203	Business Statistics
MGT2104	Introduction to Tourism
MGT3105	Quantitative Techniques for Management
MGT2206	Business Communications
MGT2207	Commercial and Industrial Law
MGT3208	Total Quality Management
MGT4109	Organizational Change and Development
MGT3210	Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship
MGT2211	Operations Management
MGT4112	Strategic Management
MGT4113	Project Management
MGT4214	Contemporary Issues in Management

Marketing Unit offers the following subjects

Code	Ttitle
MKM2201	Marketing Management
MKM3202	Consumer Behavior
MKM3103	Marketing Environment
MKM3104	Marketing Information System
MKM4105	Marketing Communication Strategy
MKM3106	Business To Business and Service Marketing
MKM3207	Brand Management
MKM4108	Marketing Research
MKM3209	Sales Management
MKM4110	International Marketing
MKM4211	Strategic Marketing Management

Human Resource Management Unit offers the following subjects

Code	Ttitle
HRM2101	Organizational Behavior
HRM2202	Human Resource Management
HRM3103	Labour Law and Industrial Relations
HRM3104	Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRM3205	Human Resource Development
HRM3206	Performance Appraisal
HRM3207	Management of Employee Health and Safety
HRM3208	Compensation Management
HRM4109	International Human Resource Management
HRM4110	Work Psychology and Counseling
HRM4111	Human Relations
HRM4112	Total Quality and Human Resources
HRM4213	Issues in Advanced HRM

Business Economics Unit offers the following subjects

Code	Ttitle
BEC1101	Micro Economics
BEC1202	Macro Economics
BEC3203	Business Economics
BEC4104	International Environment of Business
BEC3105	Labour Economics

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND IT

B.Sc. Management and Information Technology general degree program was introduced by the Faculty of Management and Commerce of the South Eastern University of Sri Lanka as a joint major featuring 65% of IT related subjects and 35% Management and other related subjects to serves the regional academic needs as well as country needs in the field of Management and Information Technology focusing the role of managers in a modern business has recently evolved in such a way that it demands a combination of management competence blended with capability to exploit the developments in the field of Information and Communication Technology as a powerful tool for achieving excellence in enterprises’ management. All the organizations in all sectors such as service, manufacturing and government need the people who are coupled or blended with the knowledge and skills in the field of management and information communication technology.

The purpose of this degree program is to provide excellent education in the field of Management and Information Technology in order to produce human resources with necessary knowledge and skills to successfully perform individual and organizational functions in an organization and with due concern to practical exposure to the relevant industry in the changing business environment.

Graduate profile	Specific traits
Academic and research excellence	Mastery of knowledge and skills in chosen fields of Management andCommerce as well as Information Technology
Proficiency of professional practices and application of knowledge
Understanding and appreciation of current issues and debates in the major streams of Management, Commerce and Information Technology in local and global context
Ability to investigate problems and complications through factual evidences, logical reasoning and scientific approaches
Intellectual integrity, respect for truth and ethics of research and scholarly works
Understanding the emerging streams of knowledge coupled with a commitment to lifelong learning and research
A breadth of knowledge, skills and ability beyond their chosen discipline(s)
Entrepreneurial competencies	Capacity of critical, conceptual and reflective thinking
Intellectual openness and curiosity and capacity for creativity and innovation
Ability to make appropriate use of advanced information and communication technologies
Awareness of national and global dimensions of economic, political, technological and social development
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Ability to communicate effectively for different purposes and in different contexts
Diverse set of entrepreneurial skills
Personality traits	Demonstration of good communication, leadership, organizing and decision-making skills to achieve personal and group goals with limited resources
Ability to work in teams and group both as a leader and a member.
Being a self-motivated and self-disciplined individual to work independently
Being highly self-confident with an ability to take decisions in a dynamic environment
Ability to work in collaboration with superiors, colleagues and subordinates
	and maintain interpersonal relationship with them
Ability to adapt to changes
Being enthusiastic and passionate in achieving individual, group and organizational goals
Active citizenship	Being an ethical and respectful citizen
Understanding the social and civic responsibilities as well as the rights of individuals and groups
Awareness and appreciation of social and cultural diversity
Readiness for citizenship in an inclusive society
Being able to lead the community, and willing to engage in constructive public discussion
Demonstrating personal and professional integrity and the awareness of the requirements of ethical behavior
Being an active agent of good social change and governance

DEPARTMENT OF MARKETING MANAGEMENT

Management Unit offers the following subjects

Code	Ttitle
MGT1101	Management and Entrepreneurial Skills
MGT1102	Business Mathematics
MGT1203	Business Statistics
MGT2104	Introduction to Tourism
MGT3105	Quantitative Techniques for Management
MGT2206	Business Communications
MGT2207	Commercial and Industrial Law
MGT3208	Total Quality Management
MGT4109	Organizational Change and Development
MGT3210	Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship
MGT2211	Operations Management
MGT4112	Strategic Management
MGT4113	Project Management
MGT4214	Contemporary Issues in Management

Marketing Unit offers the following subjects

Code	Ttitle
MKM2201	Marketing Management
MKM3202	Consumer Behavior
MKM3103	Marketing Environment
MKM3104	Marketing Information System
MKM4105	Marketing Communication Strategy
MKM3106	Business To Business and Service Marketing
MKM3207	Brand Management
MKM4108	Marketing Research
MKM3209	Sales Management
MKM4110	International Marketing
MKM4211	Strategic Marketing Management

Human Resource Management Unit offers the following subjects

Code	Ttitle
HRM2101	Organizational Behavior
HRM2202	Human Resource Management
HRM3103	Labour Law and Industrial Relations
HRM3104	Human Resource Planning and Staffing
HRM3205	Human Resource Development
HRM3206	Performance Appraisal
HRM3207	Management of Employee Health and Safety
HRM3208	Compensation Management
HRM4109	International Human Resource Management
HRM4110	Work Psychology and Counseling
HRM4111	Human Relations
HRM4112	Total Quality and Human Resources
HRM4213	Issues in Advanced HRM

Business Economics Unit offers the following subjects

Code	Ttitle
BEC1101	Micro Economics
BEC1202	Macro Economics
BEC3203	Business Economics
BEC4104	International Environment of Business
BEC3105	Labour Economics

POSTGRADUATE UNIT – FMC

South Eastern University MBA degree Programme commenced in 2010 and Our present MBA students are from diverse career paths. The program is structured to allow you to continue working in full-time employment while studying part-time, connecting your learning to current global, international and organizational issues. Ideally suited to you if you are unable to take significant time out of the workplace to study and it is very convenient and flexible. As the management is very keen on timely completion of program our postgraduates program have been very successful with three previous batches and reached to the end as scheduled and the program were run very smoothly free from any interruption.

ACADEMIC ENVIRONMENT

The academic environment of the FAS consists of physical and human resources with several departments, laboratory facilities and other academic infrastructure. It has 5 departments:

Centres and Units

DEPARTMENT OF ISLAMIC STUDIES

Islamic Thought & Civilization

Level 01

IBM 21033 – Qura’nic Sciences
IBM 21043 – Usul Al-Fiqh
IBM 21053 – Fundamentals of Financial Accounting

Semester II

IBM 22063- Hadith Sciences
IBM 22073 – FiqhulMuamalath – I
IBM 22083 – Bank Management
IBM 31103 – Islamic Modes of Finance
IBM 31113 – Financial Management

Semester II

IBM 32123 – Financial Institutions
IBM 32133 -Islamic Insurance (Takaful)
IBM 32143 – Customer Relationship Management

Level 04

Semester I

IBM 41153 – Islamic Capital Market & Wealth Management
IBM 41163- Credit& Risk Management
IBM 41173 – Ethics and Governance of Islamic Financial Institutions
IBM 41183 – International Trade
IBM 41203- Islamic Banking in the Modern World
IBM 41193 – Computer Application for Accounting

Semester II

IBM 42213 – Accounting for Islamic Financial Institutions
IBM 42223 – Financial Statement Analysis for Banks

Islamic Law and Legislation

Education

EDM 11013 – Basics of Education
EDM 12023 – Educational Psychology
EDM 21033 – Teaching and Learning Strategies
EDM 22043 – Educational Measurement and Evaluation
EDM 31053 – Educational Technology
EDM 32063 – Educational Management and Curriculum Development

English

ELM 11013 – Effective Oral Communication
ELM 12023 – Advanced Reading and writing
ELM 21033 – Language Structure and Applied Linguistics
ELM 22043 – Introduction to Literature
ELM 31053 – Poetry, Fiction and Drama
ELM 32063 – English Language Teaching Methodology

Political Science

PSM 11013 – Contemporary Political Issues
PSM 12023 – Introduction to International Relations
PSM 21033 – State and Transformation in the Middle East
PSM 22043 – Public Administration and Bureaucracy
PSM 31053 – Public Administration in Sri Lanka
PSM 32063 – Democracy and Human Rights

Sociology

SOM 11013 – Understanding of Society: Process & Structure
SOM 12023 – Education in Sociological Aspects
SOM 21033 – Environmental Studies
SOM 22043 – Globalization and Social Justice
SOM 31053 – Gender and Society
SOM 32063 – Development in Sociological perspective

Tamil

TLM 11013 – Tamil Language & Writing Skills
TLM 12023 – Study of Tamil Literature
TLM 21033 – Journalism
TLM 22043 – Sri Lankan Tamil Literature
TLM 31053 – Islamic Tamil Literature
TLM 32063 – Feminine Literature in Tamil

SDA 21022 – Statistical Data Analysis for Research
LPA 21030 – Functional Grammar (Intermediate)
ARA 21032 – Arabic for Banking & Finance
EBA 22012 – Business Communication

Level – 03

CDA 31032 – Career Development

DEPARTMENT OF ARABIC LANGUAGE

Language And Literature

Level 04

Semester I

LLM 41373 – Rhetorical Science
LLM 41393 – Arabic Literature in Modern Period
LLM 41403 – Arabic Literature in Andale’s, States and Kingdoms Period
LLM 41413 – Literary View of Islamic Philosophy

Semester II

LLM 42433 – Comparative Grammar
LLM 42443 – Language inimitability of the Quran
LLM 42453 – Arabic Literary Criticism

Linguistics and Translation Subjects

Level 04

Semester I

LTM 41483 – The Science of Connotation
LTM 41493 – Practical Translation in Islamic Finance
LTM 41503 – Journalism and Translation
LTM 41513 – State of Arabic Language in Sri Lanka

Semester II

LTM 42533 – Practical Translation in Islamic Political
LTM 42543 – Comparative Linguistics
LTM 42553 – Translation of Official, Administrative and Legal Documents

MINOR FIELD OF STUDY

Accountancy & Finance

Economics

Education

English

Political Science

Sociology

Tamil

COMPULSORY MODULES

English

The English courses are offered by Department of English Language Teaching (DELT) under the purview of Faculty of Arts and Culture.

Information Technology

Level – 01

ITC 11012 – Introduction to Information Technology
ITC 12012 – Document Preparation System

Level – 02

ITC 21012 – Spreadsheet and Presentation
ITC 22012 – Communication and Web Development

Level – 03

ITC 31012 – Graphical Design Applications
ITC 32012 – Database Applications

ELECTIVE COURSES

Level – 01

PHE 11012 – Critical Thinking and Scientific Method
GSE 11012 – General Science
PME 12022 – Principles of Management
BME 12022 – Basic Mathematics

Level – 02

HRE 21032 – Human Resource Management
HIE 21032 – History of Modern Sri Lanka (From 1500 to 1948 AD)
THE 22042 – Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism
BSE 22042 – Basic Sinhala

Level – 03

SOE 31052 – Social Problems and Society
EPE 31052 – Educational Psychology
RME 32062 – Research Methodology
CJE 32062 – Islamic Criminal Justice

AUXILIARY COURSES

Level – 01

Level – 02

SDA 21022 – Statistical Data Analysis for Research
LPA 21030 – Functional Grammar (Intermediate)
ARA 21032 – Arabic for Banking & Finance
EBA 22012 – Business Communication

Level – 03

CDA 31032 – Career Development

INTER DESCIPLINARY COURCE UNIT

MINOR FIELD OF STUDY

Accountancy & Finance

Level 1	Semester I	AFM 11013 – Basic Accounting
Semester II	AFM 12023 – Intermediate Accounting
Level 2	Semester I	AFM 21033 – Financial Management
Semester II	AFM 22043 – Cost and Management Accounting
Level 3	Semester I	AFM 31053 – Public Accounting and Finance
Semester II	AFM 32063 – Computer Application for Accounting

Economics

Level 1	Semester I	ECM 11013 – Principles of Micro Economics
Semester II	ECM 12023 – Principles of Macro Economics
Level 2	Semester I	ECM 21033 – Intermediate Micro Economics
Semester II	ECM 22043 – Intermediate Macro Economics
Level 3	Semester I	ECM 31053 – Applied Economics
Semester II	ECM 32063 – Social Economic Development

Education

Level 1	Semester I	EDM 11013 – Basics of Education
Semester II	EDM 12023 – Educational Psychology
Level 2	Semester I	EDM 21033 – Teaching and Learning Strategies
Semester II	EDM 22043 – Educational Measurement and Evaluation
Level 3	Semester I	EDM 31053 – Educational Technology
Semester II	EDM 32063 – Educational Management and Curriculum Development

English

Level 1	Semester I	ELM 11013 – Effective Oral Communication
Semester II	ELM 12023 – Advanced Reading and writing
Level 2	Semester I	ELM 21033 – Language Structure and Applied Linguistics
Semester II	ELM 22043 – Introduction to Literature
Level 3	Semester I	ELM 31053 – Poetry, Fiction and Drama
Semester II	ELM 32063 – English Language Teaching Methodology

Political Science

Level 1	Semester I	PSM 11013 – Contemporary Political Issues
Semester II	PSM 12023 – Introduction to International Relations
Level 2	Semester I	PSM 21033 – State and Transformation in the Middle East
Semester II	PSM 22043 – Public Administration and Bureaucracy
Level 3	Semester I	PSM 31053 – Public Administration in Sri Lanka
Semester II	PSM 32063 – Democracy and Human Rights

Sociology

Level 1	Semester I	SOM 11013 – Understanding of Society: Process & Structure
Semester II	SOM 12023 – Education in Sociological Aspects
Level 2	Semester I	SOM 21033 – Environmental Studies
Semester II	SOM 22043 – Globalization and Social Justice
Level 3	Semester I	SOM 31053 – Gender and Society
Semester II	SOM 32063 – Development in Sociological perspective

Tamil

Level 1	Semester I	TLM 11013 – Tamil Language & Writing Skills
Semester II	TLM 12023 – Study of Tamil Literature
Level 2	Semester I	TLM 21033 – Journalism
Semester II	TLM 22043 – Sri Lankan Tamil Literature
Level 3	Semester I	TLM 31053 – Islamic Tamil Literature
Semester II	TLM 32063 – Feminine Literature in Tamil

COMPULSORY MODULES

English

The English courses are offered by Department of English Language Teaching (DELT) under the purview of Faculty of Arts and Culture.

Information Technology

Level 1	Semester I	ITC 11012 – Introduction to Information Technology
Semester II	ITC 12012 – Document Preparation System
Level 2	Semester I	ITC 21012 – Spreadsheet and Presentation
Semester II	ITC 22012 – Communication and Web Development
Level 3	Semester I	ITC 31012 – Graphical Design Applications
Semester II	ITC 32012 – Database Applications

Elective Courses

Level 1	Semester I	PHE 11012 – Critical Thinking and Scientific Method OR GSE 11012 – General Science
Semester II	PME 12022 – Principles of Management OR BME 12022 – Basic Mathematics
Level 2	Semester I	HRE 21032 – Human Resource Management OR HIE 21032 – History of Modern Sri Lanka (From 1500 to 1948 AD)
Semester II	THE 22042 – Introduction to Hospitality and Tourism OR BSE 22042 – Basic Sinhala
Level 3	Semester I	SOE 31052 – Social Problems and Society OR EPE 31052 – Educational Psychology
Semester II	RME 32062 – Research Methodology OR CJE 32062 – Islamic Criminal Justice

Auxiliary Courses

Level 1	Semester I	SHA 11012 – Peace & Social Harmony
Level 2	Semester I	SDA 21022 – Statistical Data Analysis for Research
Level 3	Semester I	CDA 31032 – Career Development

DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL ENGINEERING

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Biosystems make functional connections among technologies in agriculture, animal aquaculture, biotechnology, food science, agri-engineering, economic and entrepreneurship, environment conservation, plant sciences, and products and processes. Bachelor of Biosystems Technology (BBST) graduate will be academically excellent scholars with technologically sound, with innovative quality and leadership skills for Sri Lanka and global demand. The degree programme is planned to integrate both theoretical and practical knowledge in collaboration with industry partners by providing two industrial training programmes to gain real-world working experiences before graduation. Moreover, the graduates are exposed to research activities to make them absorb more knowledge on technological implementations as well as to improve their problem solving and decision-making skills. Biosystems Technology will have a greater competing potential in the employment market as entrepreneurs, managerial and technical level workers in both production and service sectors. The biosystems technology graduates of SEUSL are capable enough to contribute to the knowledge-based economy. To make our goals materialized, the department is having highly qualified academics, well-equipped laboratory facilities and other with ultramodern gadgets infrastructure facilities. The department possesses AgroTech Park to train our undergraduates on research, field operations and entrepreneurship..

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY

The Bachelor of Information and Communication Technology degree is initiated at the Faculty of Technology realizing the importance of the degree program. The curriculum of the degree program has been developed in line with the UGC instruction. UGC has mentioned Computer Society of Sri Lanka (CSSL) as the ICT Degree Program Accreditation body. This degree program is designed based on the “Degree Specialization and Course Module” Guidelines of CSSL with the vision of fulfilling the gap between the industrial requirements and the competencies of graduates with more focus on applications of modern technologies in Information and Communication Technology.

The department strives to produce well-rounded graduates with a greater competing potential in the IT industry as engineers, managers, administrators, entrepreneurs and technical level workers. The prospective graduates could cope with the Fourth Industrial Revolution (Industry 4.0) that rely on smart technology. The department possess highly qualified academics in conjunction with well-equipped laboratory facilities to cater the undergraduates with the theoretical as well as practical knowledge of the emerging sophisticated technologies.

Specialization (In place of Subjects)

Students may specialize in a field with strong commitment to a particular division of study in ICT from third year onwards and it allows a student to pursue an in-depth study.The Department of ICT offers the following two fields of specialization currently.

Network and Security Technology (NST)

This program aim to:

♦ Produce high quality computer networking and information security specialists, with the appropriate academic knowledge and complementary professional and personal skills for a successful career in research and development (R&D), industry, or other commercial enterprises;
♦ Develop a fundamental knowledge of networking and information security principles with the computing skills and the ability to apply this knowledge in the solution of realistic problems;
♦ Develop a strong grasp of theory, practice and application in computer networks, security and related technologies;
♦ Develop the ability of students to exercising original thought and judgment;
♦ Develop competence in experimental, analytical, and computer-based modeling techniques in relation to network or security analysis, design, and problem solving;
♦ Develop knowledge of current issues presently involved in effectively performing duties as a Networking professional in an ethical and professional manner, with special consideration of social, environmental, economic, and commercial aspects;

Software Technologies (SWT)

This program aim to:

♦ Produce high quality application developers, with the specialist academic knowledge and complementary professional with personal skills for a successful career in research and development, industry, or other commercial application development related enterprises;
♦ Develop knowledge in application development principles with the underpinning ICT principles and the ability to apply this knowledge in the development of realistic software systems in at least one application domain;
♦ Develop innovative and creative applications (including analysis, design, construction, maintenance, quality assurance, and project management) using the appropriate theory, principles, tools and processes;
♦ Develop the ability of students to exercising original thought and judgment;
♦ Provide the opportunity to embrace lifelong learning and exhibit the knowledge, skills, and attitude for adapting to new environments and technologies;

The department aims to start the following specialization in the upcoming years.

Multimedia and Gaming Technologies
Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence Technologies

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