Faculty of Indigenous Health Sciences and Technology

Dean of the Faculty

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Dr. Y.H.P.S.S. Patirathna
Dean -
Faculty of Indigenous Health Sciences and Technology
Senior Lecturer (Grade I) in Department of Technology
PhD (NZ), MSc IT (UK), MBA (IND), PgDip in CA (IND), BSc IT (UK), Dip in TTE(Canada)

Departments

Department of Indigenous Health Sciences

The Department of Indigenous Health Sciences  is obligated to harmonize indigenous and modern sciences with day-to-day human life. The department brings forth graduates equipped with knowledge, skills, and attitudes through a high quality learning environment and research culture. The department prioritizes applying philosophical knowledge in a scientific way for the betterment of human life.

The department offers two bachelor programs; Bachelor of Science Honors in Yoga and Parapsychology program and Bachelor of Science Honors in Health Tourism and Hospitality Management.

Department of Technology


The Department of Technology is determined to provide education of outstanding quality at the undergraduate and professional-development levels, producing high caliber graduates who are well-equipped to play leading roles in their chosen careers. We are shouldering the responsibility of educating tomorrow’s scientists and engineers who are ready to actively engage in research which is sharpened by our teaching methodologies. 
The department enables and opens a plethora of opportunities for novel innovation by acting as a bridge between medicine and modern technology. 



Department of Indigenous Medical Resources

Department of Indigenous Medical Resources is committed to generate and disseminate of knowledge, skills and attitudes for developing and utilizing Indigenous medicinal resources effectively and efficiently by recognizing the needs and values of future.
The Department offers two undergraduate degree programs which are particularly developed to fulfill the national and global requirements in the field of indigenous medicinal resources and indigenous pharmaceuticals.