Wayamba University of Sri Lanka - Faculty of Agriculture and Plantation Management

Faculty of Agriculture and Plantation Management

The Faculty of Agriculture and Plantation Management is the oldest faculty in the University and located in Makandura premises. Four departments were assigned with faculty of Agriculture and Plantation Management.

  • Department of Agribusiness management
  • Department of Biotechnology
  • Department of Horticulture and landscape gardening
  • Department of Plantation Management

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