Amrak Institute of Medical Sciences is honored to be the first private institution in Sri Lanka accredited by the prestigious Ceylon Medical College Council (CMCC). This milestone reflects our dedication to providing outstanding medical education and establishes us as a leader in the private healthcare sector. The CMCC accreditation attests that our curriculum and facilities adhere to the highest standards set by the nation’s leading medical authority. This recognition guarantees that our students gain the vital knowledge and skills necessary for success in the healthcare field.
Our strategic partnership with Durdans Hospital enriches the educational experience by offering invaluable hands-on training opportunities. Students gain firsthand exposure to a leading healthcare facility, applying theoretical knowledge in real-world settings under the guidance of seasoned medical professionals.
Amrak boasts cutting-edge laboratory facilities that simulate real-world medical settings, providing students with practical learning experiences. These advanced labs enable hands-on engagement with state-of-the-art equipment and technologies, enriching their proficiency in essential laboratory practices. Additionally, we provide a pathway to a Bachelor’s degree program at Birmingham City University, ensuring comprehensive academic and professional growth. This pathway equips graduates for further education or prosperous careers in the medical sector.
Amrak Institute of Medical Sciences integrates CMCC accreditation, advanced laboratories, affiliation with prestigious hospitals, and pathways to international degrees, offering an unmatched learning environment for aspiring medical professionals. Opting for Amrak means investing in a rigorous academic education combined with practical relevance, paving the way for successful careers in Sri Lanka’s evolving healthcare sector. Beyond being an educational institution, Amrak represents a gateway to excellence and innovation in medical education. Join us in shaping the future of healthcare in Sri Lanka and globally.
