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Bharti Airtel Lanka (Pvt.) Ltd Human Resources Head Kanishka Ranaweera, Bharti Airtel Lanka (Pvt.) Ltd Chief Executive Officer Jinesh Hegde, University of Kelaniya Vice Chancellor Prof. D.M. Semasinghe, Faculty of Commerce and Management Studies Dean Dr. P.N.D. Fernando and Department of Marketing Management Head Ajith Medis
The industry partnership programme is a joint academic cum industry work exposure programme that helps undergraduates understand the essence of business at large.
Airtel has now opened its doors to the undergraduates of the Department of Marketing Management, Faculty of Commerce and Management Studies, University of Kelaniya under the Airtel Industry Partnership Programme.
The programme offers undergraduates of the University of Kelaniya a cohesive working experience that encompasses the opportunity to hone their soft skills and business acumen through a series of experimental learning and team projects.
“With the rising demand for market-ready graduates which has become a vital need in Sri Lanka, by partnering with the Department of Marketing Management at University of Kelaniya, we hope to bridge the skill gap between fresh graduates and market-ready graduates,” said Bharti Airtel Lanka CEO Jinesh Hegde. “After all, a country’s future depends on the quality of education it provides, and our responsibility is to support the education by giving this education a holistic approach.”
The University of Kelaniya stands among Sri Lanka’s leading higher education institutions, providing undergraduate and postgraduate programmes in numerous fields of study.
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