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OUSL Offers Crucial Second Chance for Humanities and Social Sciences Degrees

The Open University of Sri Lanka (OUSL) has offered a vital “second chance” to students who, for various reasons, missed the opportunity to join a Humanities and Social Sciences degree program within the conventional state university system, as well as to working professionals seeking career advancement. This initiative underscores OUSL’s significant contribution to expanding access to higher education and developing the nation’s human capital through flexible learning methodologies.

Flexible Education Meets National Needs

As the pioneer in Open and Distance Learning (ODL) in Sri Lanka, OUSL provides a highly flexible educational experience to undergraduates through its network of regional centers. This system offers immense relief, especially to those currently employed or unable to attend traditional university classes. It provides an opportunity to earn a quality degree under the guidance of esteemed academics, essential for professional growth.

The three-year degree program offered by OUSL has been specially designed with a relevant, modern curriculum tailored to meet the current social, economic, and political needs of the country.

Focus on Four New Key Areas

Students have the opportunity to gain new knowledge across the following vital fields of study:

  • Politics & International Studies
  • Economic & Development Studies
  • Society & Culture Studies
  • Communication Studies

These subject areas are critical for understanding the nation’s economic reforms, community development, and international relations. Consequently, the degree will help create an informed human resource pool capable of taking on challenges and directly contributing to the nation’s development.

Those interested in seizing this valuable opportunity can register by visiting the Open University premises in Nawala or their nearest regional center on November 24, 25, 26, and 27, 2025.

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