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Search Interest Know Your Meme Store External References Sorry! Sorry, but you have to enable javascript to use this website. Thank you for voting! Thank the person who told you about the website by clicking the "Like" button above. Sorry, but you will need to log into your Twitter account and click "Follow" in order to vote.Sri Lanka’s first medical school in 26 years can start opening in May after a licensing committee has cleared the way for it to start teaching on Jan. 15, 2017. According to The Sunday Times, the university will start to offer classes at a temporary facility at the Royal College in Colombo. The university is expected to have 150 students over its first year, and an intake of 200 in subsequent years. In September, the university’s governing council granted permission to start formal teaching and research. The university will admit 50 in the initial batch, the report said. “Initially, we will only offer four subjects for the bachelor degree,” professor Arunasena Wijesinghe, who is the university’s vice chancellor, told the Times. “For the faculty, the main focus will be postgraduate training.” Top photo: The front of the new medical school building in Padaviya, Sri Lanka in May 2014. (AP/File) The paper notes that Sri Lanka has been unable to produce doctors since the outbreak of the country’s civil war in 1983, and violence flared up again in 2014. From 2006 until 2010, academic life was suspended after the end of a civil war that lasted a decade. “All the examinations are a must,” said Wijesinghe, who has worked for more than four decades to set up the medical school. “But it will be a long process. It is a big step forward.” The medical school is the first in Sri Lanka since it was established in 1978. One of its main aims will be to lower the number of medical students graduating from the country’s universities, thus alleviating a health crisis in the country. Only 20 of Sri Lanka’s 39 provincial medical faculties are currently training doctors. The country expects 150,000 new doctors by 2018, according to the World Health Organization, yet by the end of 2010 only a scant 7,884 doctors were able to treat the population

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