Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka
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UnclaimedThe apex body of engineering professionals in Sri Lanka, incorporated in 1968 and the country's sole credentialing authority for engineering degrees.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
The Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka (IESL) describes itself as the apex body of engineering professionals in Sri Lanka. It awards credentials such as the Chartered Engineer - CEng (SL) and AMIE (SL) that enable practice as a licensed engineer in the country, and states that it is the sole credentialing authority of engineering degrees offered in Sri Lanka, including for the internationally recognised Washington accord. Incorporated in 1968 by the Parliament Act No.17, IESL states it is the largest engineers' organization in Sri Lanka with over 25,000 members, and that it is actively engaged in providing engineering perspectives on issues of national significance to the government and the general public.
History
IESL states that it was incorporated in 1968 by the Parliament Act No.17. It describes itself as the largest engineers' organization in Sri Lanka with over 25,000 members, and as the apex body of engineering professionals in the country.
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Apex body of engineering professionals in Sri Lanka and sole credentialing authority for engineering degrees in the country.
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