Goldsmiths, University of London, one of the UK’s most respected higher education institutions, has partnered with BCAS Campus to introduce a world-class suite of British degree programmes in Sri Lanka.
Ranked among the top 10 universities in London (Complete University Guide 2027) and celebrating its 120th year as a university, Goldsmiths is a college of the University of London, bringing a strong academic heritage and global recognition to the partnership.
Through this collaboration, Sri Lankan students will gain access to internationally recognised undergraduate programmes in Computer Science, Business Management, Psychology, and Law, delivered locally through BCAS Campus.
The agreement was signed on 3 June at the Goldsmiths campus in London, in the presence of senior leadership from both institutions, including Interim Vice-Chancellor Professor David Oswell and Deputy Vice-Chancellor Professor Annabel Kiernan from Goldsmiths, alongside Chairman Rajendra Theagarajah and CEO Teresh Amaratunga from BCAS Campus.
Professor David Oswell, Interim Vice-Chancellor of Goldsmiths, University of London, said:
“We are delighted to formalise this partnership with BCAS. This agreement reflects a shared commitment to academic quality, student success, and widening access to international education. We look forward to supporting students in Sri Lanka to achieve Goldsmiths degrees and to building a strong and sustainable partnership over the coming years.”
BCAS Campus brings over 27 years of experience in Sri Lanka’s higher education sector, with campuses in Colombo, Kandy, Jaffna, and Kalmunai, and a long track record of delivering internationally affiliated qualifications nationwide.
BCAS Campus CEO Teresh Amaratunga said:
“This is a proud moment for everyone at BCAS Campus, and more importantly for Sri Lankan students who have always aspired to earn a world-class British qualification without leaving home. We are confident that the launch of this suite of programmes will position Sri Lankan students to make their mark on the global stage.”