What does FEPS mean in ACADEMIC & SCIENCE

FEPS stands for Faculty of Economics and Political Science. It is a faculty within your higher education institution offering courses in economics, political science, international relations and other related topics.

FEPS offers a range of bachelor's, master's, and doctorate degrees. You can choose from degree programs in economics, international relations, political science, or finance.

FEPS provides a variety of resources to help students succeed in their studies. Resources include library services and access to electronic books, databases and research articles; tutorial assistance with course material; workshops ranging from maths help to graduate writing support; the opportunity to attend lectures by prominent lecturers; and mentorships with experienced academics.

All students registered on a program at the Faculty have access to their student portal which contain links that can be used to access online materials such as lecture slides, reading lists, schemes of work etc.. In addition to this there are many library e-resources that are available such as online journals and databases that students can also use.

Absolutely! Completing a degree from FEPS opens up many exciting opportunities for graduates who either want to pursue further study or embark on their chosen career path. In addition, there are various internships available both locally and internationally that give graduates real-life experience working in their field before they enter the job market full time.

Yes! At the heart of the university life lies social engagement — one way you interact with peers beyond the classroom setting is through extracurricular activities at your university. The Student Union's clubs f offer many interesting options such as sports clubs or student societies where you could meet people who share similar interests or explore topics beyond your field of study.

Yes! Depending on individual circumstances, candidates may be eligible for financial aid — either directly through the university or through government grants/loans such as Taught Master's Loans or Postgraduate Scholarship Funding schemes which enable applicants to access grants/loans to fund their studies without having any extra debt burden post completion of their masters.

There are various types of placement opportunities depending on your programme — supervised placements with companies in relevant fields allowing you direct work experience; employer led projects giving you invaluable skills for later professional development; even virtual remote placements giving you workplace exposure at an international level. Talk with your tutor about what else might be available.

Your first point should be your school/college admissions office who will direct you towards an application form for submission alongside required documents like transcripts/references depending upon specific criteria set by the Course Administrator within that particular institution.

Absolutely! International applicants come from far reaches around the world seeking higher education which our faculty encompasses diverse cultures and perspectives enabling us develop global citizens contributing towards global development.