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Southern Cross பல்கலைக்கழகம் மற்றும் NSBM Green பல்கலைக்கழகம் பங்காண்மையை மேம்படுத்தியுள்ளதனூடாக இலங்கையின் முதலாவது இரட்டை பட்டக்கற்கை அறிமுகம்
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1 min readFrom 2 outlets- The programme is a partnership between Southern Cross University and NSBM Green University.
- Ada Derana (தமிழ்) reports that the programme was launched today.
- The reports identify it as Sri Lanka’s first double-degree programme.
Ada Derana (தமிழ்) and Hiru News report that Southern Cross University in Australia and NSBM Green University in Sri Lanka have introduced a double-degree programme through a partnership between the institutions.
Ada Derana (தமிழ்) describes the programme as the first and only double-degree course offered in Sri Lanka. Its report says it was launched today; the supplied reports do not give further details about the launch or the programme.
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