Monash University supports NAPSIPAG

Monash University, one of Australia's largest universities supported the ninth International Conference of the Network of Asia Pacific Schools and Institutes of Public Administration and Governance (NAPSIPAG), last week.

ANC Education is the only licensed education partner with Monash College in Sri Lanka and promotes educational programs offered by Monash College to the local community.

Monash University also hosted a get-together of Monash alumni in Sri Lanka recently.

Several senior staff from Monash University, including Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Global Engagement), Prof Stephanie Fahey, Deputy Dean (Research) Faculty of Business and Economics, Prof Gary Magee, and the Head of Department of Management, Prof Ian McLoughlin were present.

Australia has ranked Monash as being the most popular destination for Sri Lankan students undertaking overseas tertiary education.

Deputy Director of Education, Department of Management at Monash University, Associate Professor Ramanie Samaratunge said, Monash was one of the universities at which students looked forward to studying due to its international reputation for excellence.

"This get-together for Monash alumni in Sri Lanka is due to the significant number of graduates living here. Monash University is acclaimed for its research excellence, quality of teaching and diversity of courses offered.

The University consistently rates highly in three of the world's most prestigious university ranking indices and is regarded as a world-class research institution by independent organisations such as the Australian Research Council."

"With eight state-of-the-art campuses across Australia, Malaysia and South Africa, Monash is a truly global university with a culture built on diversity and inclusion," she said.

- SJ