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The department advances indigenous medicine through education and research to meet national and global needs.
The department integrates indigenous and modern sciences to improve human life through quality education, research and practical learning.
The department provides quality technology education and research, preparing graduates for professional careers and fostering innovation in medicine and modern technology.
The Faculty of Indigenous Health Sciences and Technology, established on 1st March 2021, is one of the four founding faculties of the University. Since its inception, the faculty has been dedicated to promoting excellence in education, research, and innovation in the interdisciplinary fields of Indigenous Medicine, Indigenous Health Sciences, and Technology.
The primary objective of the faculty is to disseminate knowledge and foster academic and professional development that supports the advancement of indigenous healthcare systems. It aims to integrate traditional knowledge, practices, and cultural experiences with modern scientific and technological approaches to healthcare. Through this integrated approach, the faculty aims to establish a sustainable and holistic framework that enhances the quality of life and overall well-being of individuals and communities.
Technology Holds the Keys to Achieving a Vigorous Society…
The faculty of Indigenous Health Sciences and Technology (FIHST) at the Gampaha Wickramarachchi University of Indigenous Medicine welcomes creative young scholars who can face the challenges of invigorating future society by blending novel technologies with traditional knowledge systems.
Currently, the Faculty of Indigenous Health Sciences and Technology enrolls 300 undergraduates annually aiming to indigenous knowledge and experiences into modern health concepts.
To create ground-breaking inventions and to achieve what has been impossible so far with the application of existing techniques, students should not be content to simply acquire knowledge and understand scientific principles. In addition to the learning that kind of knowledge, students must master both traditional and novel technology, which will enable them to create new technologies and make dreams come to life.
Moreover, the faculty is committed to conducting research that validates and enhances indigenous medical practices, encouraging evidence-based applications, and developing innovative technological solutions tailored to local and global health challenges. It also strives to produce graduates who are equipped with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, enabling them to contribute effectively to the healthcare sector while preserving and promoting indigenous heritage.
Through collaboration with local and international institutions, the faculty endeavors to expand its academic reach, promote knowledge exchange, and position itself as a center of excellence in Indigenous Health Sciences and Technology.
Dean - Faculty of Indigenous Health Sciences and Technology
The faculty of Indigenous Health Sciences and Technology, having grown to the extent of 1200 students with an annual intake of over 300 from the inception in 2021. As a unique faculty which offers distinct degree programs first time in Sri Lanka, I am sure that the journey undergraduates start here will reach great heights, creating in valuable professionals who are going to inject life into the country’s development in numerous ways.
With the aim of producing graduates of various disciplines in medicinal resources, Pharmaceutical Technology, Health Tourism, Wellness, Yoga, Biomedical Technology and IT by blending traditional knowledge in a scientific way with new technology, each department of the faculty contributes to different graduate programs lasting four years. The degree programmes are inclusive of classroom teaching, student-centered learning activities, practical, field visits, research and industry training. Further all the academic and other related activities are well-supported by the friendly, well-trained instructors, demonstrators, and the non-academic staff of the faculty.
You are expected to and will be a proud product of the Faculty of Indigenous Health Sciences and Technology and Gampaha Wickramarachchi University of Indigenous Medicine and an essential human resource in Sri Lanka’s way forward.
Establishing and move forward to a new academic environment as a new faculty has been challenging. However, by continuing reforms, I am committed to working together with our students, faculty, and staff to fulfill our role as a research and educational hub that drives innovation through knowledge creation.
I seek your understanding and support to keep the flag of GWUIM flying high, as we strive to establish ourselves as a pioneering faculty in the health and technology sector.
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The Department of Technology successfully organized MiniScope 2026, a project exhibition presented by the 3rdyear students of the Bachelor of Health Science Honors in Biomedical Technology and Bachelor of Health Science Honors in Health Information and
The Gampaha Wickramarachchi University of Indigenous Medicine (GWUIM) proudly celebrates the outstanding international achievement of its undergraduates
Team MediMinds, consisting of Nilupul Wickramasinghe, Divyani Liyanage, and Ashani Dissanayake, second-year undergraduates from the Department of Technology, Faculty of Indigenous Health Sciences and Technology
Celebrating the achievements, talents and contributions of our students beyond the classroom.
Our students continue to demonstrate excellence through competitions, innovation, research, sports and other university activities.
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Studying at FIHST has encouraged me to explore new ideas, improve my knowledge and think about how technology can be used to create meaningful solutions for the future of health and society.
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My experience as an undergraduate has helped me build confidence, develop practical skills and look at challenges from different perspectives. I hope to use what I learn to contribute to innovative ideas in the future.
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Being part of FIHST gives me opportunities to learn beyond the classroom, share my ideas with others and develop the skills needed to face future challenges with confidence.
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University life has given me the chance to discover my interests, work with others and develop creative approaches to learning and problem-solving.
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I enjoy learning through practical activities because they allow me to connect theoretical knowledge with real-world situations and develop ideas of my own.
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FIHST encourages me to keep learning, be curious and think creatively. I believe the ideas and experiences we gain as undergraduates will help us shape a better future.
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The Faculty of Indigenous Health Sciences and Technology, established on 1st March 2021, is one of the four founding faculties of the University. Since its inception, the faculty has been dedicated to promoting excellence in education, research, and innovation in the interdisciplinary fields of Indigenous Medicine, Indigenous Health Sciences, and Technology.
The primary objective of the faculty is to disseminate knowledge and foster academic and professional development that supports the advancement of indigenous healthcare systems. It aims to integrate traditional knowledge, practices, and cultural experiences with modern scientific and technological approaches to healthcare. Through this integrated approach, the faculty aims to establish a sustainable and holistic framework that enhances the quality of life and overall well-being of individuals and communities.
Technology Holds the Keys to Achieving a Vigorous Society…
The faculty of Indigenous Health Sciences and Technology (FIHST) at the Gampaha Wickramarachchi University of Indigenous Medicine welcomes creative young scholars who can face the challenges of invigorating future society by blending novel technologies with traditional knowledge systems.
Currently, the Faculty of Indigenous Health Sciences and Technology enrolls 300 undergraduates annually aiming to indigenous knowledge and experiences into modern health concepts.
To create ground-breaking inventions and to achieve what has been impossible so far with the application of existing techniques, students should not be content to simply acquire knowledge and understand scientific principles. In addition to the learning that kind of knowledge, students must master both traditional and novel technology, which will enable them to create new technologies and make dreams come to life.
Moreover, the faculty is committed to conducting research that validates and enhances indigenous medical practices, encouraging evidence-based applications, and developing innovative technological solutions tailored to local and global health challenges. It also strives to produce graduates who are equipped with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills, enabling them to contribute effectively to the healthcare sector while preserving and promoting indigenous heritage.
Through collaboration with local and international institutions, the faculty endeavors to expand its academic reach, promote knowledge exchange, and position itself as a center of excellence in Indigenous Health Sciences and Technology.
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