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Lecturer (Probationary)
Bachelor of Arts in Demography (First Class Honors), 2013(University of Colombo).
Office: +94 112 586 111
Email: niranga4@gmail.com
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♦ Bachelor of Arts in Demography (First Class Honors), 2013(University of Colombo).
♦ Presently Reading for MPhil in Demography, Department of Demography, University of Colombo
Research Title – Menopausal women’s sexual and reproductive health knowledge, attitudes and health behavior: A study of selected urban settlement communities in Colombo district, Sri Lanka
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♦ Successfully completed MaTE 2015 (Making Teaching Effective) course conducted by Staff Development Centre, University of Colombo.
♦ Certificate of Proficiency in English (2014) at University of Colombo
♦ Diploma in International Relations (2013) atBandaranayke Centre for international studies (BCIS) – Colombo.
♦ Certificate Course in Human Resource Management (2012) at Institute of Personal Management (IPM) – Colombo.
♦ Certificate in SLIDA Computer Driving License (2012) conducted by Sri Lanka Institute of Development Administration (SLIDA) – Colombo.
♦ Certificate Course in Spoken English (2012) conducted by Institute of Human Resource Advancement (IHRA) University of Colombo.
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[vz_accordions] [vz_accordion title=”Teaching Areas”]
♦ Introduction to Demography
♦ Business Demography
♦ Migration Studies
♦ Human Resource Development
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♦ Reproductive Health and related issues
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[vz_accordions] [vz_accordion title=”International Publications”]
Subasinghe, S.A.Y.N. (2015), Differently abled population in Sri Lanka. United Nations Population Fund. (UNFPA), 20.4 Million: Sri Lanka’s Population at a glance (pp. 42-52). Colombo: UNFPA
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♦ Subasinghe, S.A.Y.N.(2015), Increasing female life expectancy and its consequences: Importance of understanding post-menopausal health issues, A paper presented at Research Conference, Department of Demography, University of Colombo.
♦ Subasinghe, S.A.Y.N. & E.L.S.J Perera (2016), Knowledge and attitudes towards menopause: Experience of post-menopausal women in Urban Settlement Communities Colombo, A paper presented at International Research Conference, Faculty of Arts, University of Colombo.
♦ Subasinghe, S.A.Y.N.(2016), Women’s attitude towards menopause: evidence from the literature, A paper presented at Research Conference, Department of Demography, University of Colombo.
♦ Subasinghe, S.A.Y.N (2014), Developing reproductive health programmes to enhance reproductive health knowledge among persons with physical disabilities Research Symposium, Department of Demography, University of Colombo.
♦ Subasinghe, S.A.Y.N (2014), Reproductive health issues among the people with disabilities in Sri Lanka: a case study of Mahara Divisional Secretariat, GampahaDistrict, Research Symposium, Faculty of Arts, University of Colombo.
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[vz_accordions] [vz_accordion title=”Unpublished Thesis”]
♦ Reproductive Health issues among physically disabled population in Sri Lanka, 2013, Research carried out as a partial fulfillment of the requirement of Special degree in Demography, Department of Demography, and University of Colombo.
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