Students' Performances Wrap-Up Drama Module - 2026

Following the successful completion of the two-week continuous Drama Module workshop, Level II students (Batch 2024/2028) took the stage for their final evaluation on Saturday, 29th August 2026, at the Rupert Peiris Auditorium. Five student groups presented original stage dramas developed from their own scripts. Drawing on multicultural diversity, their performances beautifully reflected broader societal concerns, showcasing how theatre can be used to raise public awareness.

We extend our sincere gratitude to our esteemed visiting faculty team: Mr. Sampath Perera, Mr. Sanjeeva Gunarathna, Ms. Mihiri Priyangani Yapa, and Mr. Tharindu Kavinda. Their exceptional leadership, veteran artistic expertise, and tireless guidance transformed this workshop into a truly inspiring journey for our emerging planners.

Pongal Celebration 2026: A Day of Tradition and Togetherness

The Department of Town and Country Planning celebrated the spirit of Pongal with great enthusiasm on 21st January 2026 at the department premises. The event was a joyful occasion that brought together students in a vibrant celebration of culture, tradition, and unity. The day was filled with shared smiles, cultural warmth, and a strong sense of togetherness that went beyond differences, reflecting the true essence of the festival.

Organized by the Town and Country Planning Students’ Society (TCPSS), the celebration created a welcoming space for students to connect, engage, and appreciate cultural traditions. Moments like these highlight how shared traditions can strengthen community bonds and foster inclusivity within the department. The event not only celebrated heritage but also created lasting memories, reminding everyone of the importance of unity and cultural appreciation within the university environment

Sankalana 2025: A Celebration of Talent Unity

The Sankalana Concert 2025, organized by the Town and Country Planning Students’ Society of the Department of Town and Country Planning at the University of Moratuwa, was successfully held on 11th February 2026 at the Rubert Peiris Auditorium. The event featured a vibrant mix of music, dance, and singing performances, showcasing the diverse talents of undergraduate students. With participation from all four batches, the concert highlighted strong collaboration through stage design, choreography, and a student-led orchestra. 

Attended by over 600 participants, the event created an energetic and engaging atmosphere while also supporting a meaningful cause. Proceeds from the concert contribute to a fund dedicated to the welfare and development of students within the department.Sankalana continues to grow as a platform that promotes creativity, teamwork, and a strong sense of community within the university.

Welcome, 2025 - 2029 Batch!

The Department of Town & Country Planning warmly welcomed the new intake of the BSc (Hons) in Urban Informatics and Planning (2025/2029).

Following the Faculty-level orientation sessions, the Department conducted a comprehensive Department Orientation Program to support students in their transition from school to university life. The program familiarized students with the university environment, introduced the structure and expectations of the degree program, and strengthened essential academic and practical skills required for academic success. In addition, a Pre-Academic Enrichment Program was conducted to provide introductory exposure to key subject areas prior to the commencement of formal academic activities. Together, these initiatives helped build confidence, enhance foundational competencies, and ensure a smooth and effective start to university education.

Congratulations to the 2020/2024 Batch!

We extend our heartiest congratulations to the 2020/2024 batch on the successful completion of their undergraduate studies and their graduation at the 2025 Convocation.