Science

Master of Science in Shalyatantra

The Master of Science (MSc) in Shalyatantra at Gampaha Wickramarachchi University of Indigenous Medicine (GWUIM) is a specialized postgraduate program that focuses on Shalyatantra, which is the Ayurvedic branch dedicated to surgery and the treatment of physical ailments through surgical procedures, wound care, and the application of medical instruments. This program emphasizes the integration of traditional surgical techniques with modern medical practices and aims to train students in both clinical and practical aspects of Ayurvedic surgery.


Duration: Typically 2 years (Full-time)

Medium: Likely offered in Sinhala and/or English

Eligibility:

A Bachelor’s degree in Ayurveda Medicine (BAMS) or equivalent degree from a recognized university

Experience or background in Ayurvedic medicine or related fields

Selection through University Grants Commission (UGC) or direct university criteria


Duration

2 Years

Category

Science

Course Level

Masters / MBA

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