APIIT Sri Lanka will be commencing the following two Masters Degree Programmes in August 2007 to meet the increasing demand for postgraduate education in Computing and Business Management. These programmes of Staffordshire University, UK will be conducted in the evenings and weekends to suit the convenience of the busy executives.  

• MSc Computing
• MSc Technology Management

APIIT Sri Lanka announced the launch of APIIT MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS at the Convocation held on 08th December, 2006. The objective of the scholarship scheme is to enable deserving students from different parts of the country to study at the APIIT City Campus leading to a British Degree from Staffordshire University.

Six scholarships were awarded for Computing and four for Business Administration for the January 2007 intake. Each scholarship is worth
Rs. 1 million and would cover all expenses related to the academic programme.

Graduation Ball of 2006 was held at the Galadari Hotel on the 10th December 2006. The graduating students with their family and friends gathered to Rock-N-roll to celebrate the conclusion of their degree studies.

The Graduation Ceremony for 2006 was held in grand style at the BMICH Main Hall on 8th December, 2006.  The ceremony was attended by a large number of invitees including family and friends of the graduating students.  Professor Adrian Low of Staffordshire University, UK officiated at the Convocation and awarded the degrees.  Dr. Parmjit Singh, the Executive Director of APIIT Malaysia and Pro Chancellor of Staffordshire University graced the occasion and delivered the Convocation Address.

Seventy five students who completed studies in Computing, Business Information Technology and Business Administration received their awards.

A panel headed by Professor Peter Reynolds, Director of International Office and Chair of Academic Collaborations Sub Committee of Staffordshire University visited APIIT-Sri Lanka in December 2005 for a validation audit.  As an outcome of this visit, APIIT – Sri Lanka has now been validated to offer the following new degree programmes/ specialisms:

• B.Sc (Hons) Computing - Software Engineering
• B.Sc (Hons) Computing - Multimedia
• B.Sc (Hons) Computing - Web Development
• B.Sc (Hons) E-Commerce 
• B.Sc (Hons) Business Computing

A panel headed by Professor Peter Reynolds, Director of International Office and Chair of Academic Collaborations Sub Committee of Staffordshire University visited APIIT-Sri Lanka in December 2005 for a Masters Validation audit.  As an outcome of this visit, APIIT – Sri Lanka has now been validated to offer the following Masters programmes:

MSc Computing
MSc Technology Management