Celebrating academic excellence and successful operations of the PATHE Study Medicine 2014 VSMU Alumni get-together was held amidst much festive flair on September 19 at Taj Samudra hotel. The events was Graced by Professor Vadzmin V Prystupa, Head of International Department of the Vitebsk Medical University (VSMU), this year's event provided an ideal networking platform for the past students who shared their experiences. The event saw the participation of newly pass out graduates, parents, senior consultants, students, well-wishers and many more distinguished invitees.

The PATHE Study Medicine, a fully owned division of ANC Education, in collaboration with VSMU has paved the way for many skilled Sri Lankan students to study medicine in Belarus and become a medical doctor. Over the years PATHE Study Medicine has seen a steady growth in is demand due to the quality of academic standards and reliable and transparent transfer processes that are maintained by both PATHE Study Medicine and VSMU. This year PATHE Study Medicine has achieved a significant milestone of enrolling 80 students to VSMU in Belarus providing the opportunity for Sri Lankan students to enter a globally recognized European medicinal degree at an affordable cost of Just 3.2 million for a 6-year duration.

Assistant General Manager, Enrollment Management ANC Education, Gishan Sumanasiri said, We have been able to maintain extremely successful operations since the inception of the PATHE Study Medicine. The university has highly commended to standards of Sri Lankan students.

This is very important in the context where a bilateral relations between the two countries have also been strengthened. We want to encourage more Sri Lankan students to make use of this opportunity as there are few more seats available for VSMU in next few months. We have a very strong bond with PATHE study Medicine and ANC Education and we envision this partnership to grow since it provides a valuable opportunity for hard working Sri Lankan students to study in a Belarusian State university. Nearly all Sri Lankan students have displayed very good academic performance proving their skills, said Professor Vadzmin V. Prystupa. More information could be obtained from http://www.pathestudy.org or Facebook page. http://www.facebook.com/PatheStudy

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PATHE Study Medicine sees steady growth