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EU-FUNDED PROGRAMME TO BE JOINTLY DEVELOPED BY FOUR SRI LANKAN UNIVERSITIES
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EU-FUNDED PROGRAMME TO BE JOINTLY DEVELOPED BY FOUR SRI LANKAN UNIVERSITIES
Sri Lanka is set to introduce an internationally oriented Master’s degree programme in Green Hydrogen Technologies under the GREEN-HET project, which was officially launched in Colombo on November 10 under the patronage of Minister of Ports and Civil Aviation and Minister of Energy Anura Karunathilaka. Funded by the European Union under its Erasmus+ Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE) programme, the three-year initiative brings together…
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