Course Content
Final Evaluation: Students are required to participate in the final examination physically.
(No online examination will be conducted)
to the following address of “Assistant Director, Colombo Regional Centre (CRC), The Open University of Sri Lanka, Nawala Nugegoda”.
(The course applied should be clearly mentioned on the top left – hand corner of the envelope)
You should further email soft copies of above-mentioned documents to crcsc@ou.ac.lk
(Please write your National Identity Card number instead of the registration number)
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Programme Code :
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SCGDe
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Programme Category :
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Short Programme –(CERC Project) Approved by The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering |
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Conducted by :
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Colombo Regional Centre
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Programme Duration :
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Four (04) Months |
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Discipline(s) / Course(s) :
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Graphic Designing
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Medium :
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English only
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Entrance is open for anyone over 18 years of age.
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Issuing of Applications :
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26th September 2024
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Closing Date for Applications :
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Month of November 2024
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Programme commencing date :
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Month of December 2024 (Friday 7.00 pm to 11.00 pm) |
Course fee for a student will be Rs. 15,000 /= (Per head)
Expected intake is 20 students per batch. (First come-First served basis)
This Short programme is conducted by the Colombo Regional Centre. For more details Contact the Assistant Director.
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Address:
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Assistant Director, Colombo Regional Centre,
The Open University of Sri Lanka, Nawala, Nugegoda. |
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Contact :
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0112881420, 0112881464, 0112881380, 0112881130
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E-mal :
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