Daily Mirror (Sri Lanka)

Anc-monash partnershi­p brings best for students

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ANC Education, initiated in 2002, has fast become t he preferred institute of many students in Sri Lanka to earn their degree internally or by studying in a premier destinatio­n through the many partner universiti­es of ANC. Accordingl­y, ANC has long since been in a partnershi­p with Monash University and College, striving to bring the best for students.

Monash College is a fully-owned subsidiary of Monash University, Australia which is among the top 1 percent of the world universiti­es according to the Times Higher Education World University Rankings (2012 -2013). “Monash University is one of the most well regarded uni- versities in Australia,” said Monash College Diplomas Director Dr. Faye Lambert. “One of the key focus points of our mission is producing outstandin­g research graduates.” Adding to these sentiments, Monash College Transition Specialist Support Group (TSSG) Manager Anne Dwyer said, “Monash University is one of the most preferred places for employees. They know that these students have the attributes to perform well in the workforce.”

For those who are aspiring to join the prestigiou­s Monash University to become part of the outstandin­g research graduates, Monash College offers carefully tailored pathway programmes to enter the university. There are four programmes within the college, namely the Foundation Year Prog ramme, English Language Programmes, Diplomas in Art and Design Studies, Arts, Business or Engineerin­g Studies and Profession­al Pathways for graduates to enhance their employment capabiliti­es.

“Students from all over the world, regardless of the countries that they come from, can gain entry into Monash University by passing through our programme,” said Dr. Lambert. “Monash College provides a transition programme with additional support to fast track students who may not have the same qualificat­ions as our domestic students and therefore can’t get directly into Monash University. So we are a trans education pathway programme for internatio­nal students.”

Through ANC, Sri Lankan students can complete the Monash University Foundation Ye a r programme, Diploma of Business (Part 2) and Engineerin­g (Part 2) and directly transfer to Monash University Australia or Malaysia. With a passing rate of 89 percent MCSL (Monash College Sri Lanka) is able to provide students with a quality education and a valuable pathway that will lay the foundation for their university degree. This will also add as a facilitato­r in bridging the gap between internatio­nal and domestic students in regard to the qualificat­ions required.

The destinatio­n degrees available include civil, mechanical, electrical and electronic, aeronautic­al, accounting and finance, inter national business, management, biotechnol­ogy, bio science, medicine and computer science to name a few. Fur ther more, through transferri­ng students are able to save up to 50 percent to 70 percent of their course fees as the course fee in Sri Lanka is 1/4 of that of Australia and 1/2 of that of Malaysia.

Printed and published by Wijeya Newspapers Ltd. on Saturday July 27, 2013 at No. 8, Hunupitiya Cross Road, Colombo 02.

 ??  ?? Dr. Faye Lambert
Dr. Faye Lambert
 ??  ?? Anne Dwyer
Anne Dwyer

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