Esoft brings London degrees to Sri Lanka through strategic partnerships

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Students wishing to pursue their undergraduate studies can now obtain a three-year British degree through Esoft, the university’s Sri Lankan affiliate. An exclusive strategic partner for London Metropolitan University, UK, Esoft offers undergraduates an opportunity to pursue a world-class degree in an affordable manner, offering a BSc (Hons) in Computing, BEng (Hons) in Software Engineering and BA (Hons) Business Administration, awarded by the London Metropolitan University, UK.

The largest single university in London, London Metropolitan University, UK, has partnered with Esoft since 2013 to offer a range of undergraduate and postgraduate qualifications for students in Sri Lanka. The degrees are recognised by the University Grants Commission of Sri Lanka, and provide full credit transfers by the parent university. The panel of lecturers for the degree programme is vetted and approved by the UK-based university and has a longstanding track record for producing some of the best results across the world, from Sri Lanka.

Esoft Chairman/Managing Director Dr. Dayan Rajapakse said, “Students are offered financial flexibility and can avail themselves of loans and special payment plans, including HSBC card offers. Merit-based scholarships for exceptional A/L results and outstanding academic performances are also available.”

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