Roshan Ranasinghe

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Roshan Ranasinghe joined Teesside University as a Senior Lecturer in Civil Engineering in July 2023 after a tenure at Anglia Ruskin University. Before joining Anglia Ruskin University, Roshan provided his services as a Senior Lecturer at the Open University of Sri Lanka, which is the premier institute in the country for open and distance learning.

Roshan obtained his first degree from the University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka with a first-class honours in Civil Engineering in 2002. He then obtained his Master's degree and the Doctorate specializing in Coastal Engineering from the University of Tokyo, Japan. Soon after the completion of his PhD, Roshan joined the Department of Civil Engineering, The University of Tokyo as an Assistant Professor and then went on to serve as a Lecturer at the School of Planning, Architecture and Civil Engineering, Queen's University Belfast, UK. He returned to Sri Lanka in 2011 and then made a significant contribution to the development of a couple of non-state sector higher educational institutes in partnership with University of the West of England, Heriot-Watt University and Scottish Qualification Authority.

His area of specialization is coastal engineering, and his research interests include physical and numerical modelling of nearshore hydro-morphodynamics, coastal structures, wave energy converters, and image analysis techniques. Roshan has published several papers in high-impact international journals and peer-reviewed international conference proceedings in coastal engineering.

Education/Academic qualification

DEng in Civil Engineering, The University of Tokyo

1 Oct 200628 Sept 2009

Award Date: 28 Sept 2009

MEng in Civil Engineering, The University of Tokyo

1 Oct 200328 Sept 2005

Award Date: 30 Sept 2005

BSc Eng (Hons) in Civil Engineering, University of Moratuwa

25 Mar 199728 Feb 2002

Award Date: 28 Feb 2002

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