Learning Outcomes of the Orientation Programme

At the completion of this course, the students should be able to:

1. navigate the university environment by understanding its organizational structure, rules and regulations to ensure a smooth transition into university life.
2. outline the medical undergraduate curriculum to develop a comprehensive understanding of academic expectations and progression.
3. identify effective study strategies essential for success in medical education.
4. apply fundamental information technology and English language skills to support academic learning and professional communication.
5. recognize the importance of essential soft skills, professionalism, and ethical conduct required for medical practice.
6. demonstrate teamwork skills by participating in group activities to foster collaboration and peer support and, integrate extracurricular, aesthetic, and community activities into a balanced student life.
7. identify available student support services, including counseling and mentorship, to enhance personal and academic well-being.
8. describe the roles of different healthcare professionals and institutions in the healthcare system of Sri Lanka.
9. apply stress management techniques to cope with academic and personal demands, promoting resilience and well-being.
10. implement mindfulness practices to improve focus, emotional regulation, and overall mental health in both academic and professional environments.