The University of Moratuwa consists of three faculties, namely Architecture, Engineering and Information Technology, with nineteen (19) academic departments offering eleven (11) Bachelor's degree programs and fifty-six (56) postgraduate coursework programs as well as MSc, Doctor of Philosophy and research-based postgraduate degrees. The university has a student population of 7687 undergraduates and 1050 NDT diploma students of the Moratuwa University Institute of Technology (ITUM).
The University's mission is to be a leading knowledge enterprise in technology and related disciplines in South Asia by providing transformative education in technology and related disciplines, fostering a spirit of inquiry and developing knowledge and skills to address global challenges, and to conduct nationally relevant and high-impact education aimed at Research that expands the boundaries of knowledge and enhances the country's technological capabilities, as an internationally positioned Sri Lankan university provides expert services to the country, industry and society, and contributes to the sustainable, scientific, technological, social and economic development of Sri Lanka.
