Education Ministry Seeks Public Input on Proposed University Reforms

January 25, Colombo (LNW): The Ministry of Education has announced plans to open a public consultation process on a series of proposed changes to the university system and the wider higher education sector.

Deputy Minister of Education Dr Madhura Seneviratne said the move reflects a growing emphasis on inclusive policymaking and transparency in shaping the future of tertiary education.

He noted that the decision follows guidance provided by the Policy Formulation Committee on University and Higher Education, which has been reviewing structural and academic challenges within the sector.

The consultation is expected to invite feedback from students, academics, professionals and other stakeholders, with the aim of refining reform proposals to better align universities with national development needs and global academic standards.

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