I welcome you to the webpage of the Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences (FEAS).  Founded in 1957, FEAS was conceived as a model for a faculty where there would be continuous interaction across the highly permeable disciplinary boundaries of the then nascent undergraduate programs. As the disciplinary programs crystallized over time, the exchanges between different departments were gradually reduced yet remained in effect. As such, FEAS remains to this day a functional faculty that is more than the concentration under a single roof of otherwise disparate departments. Alphabetically listed, FEAS now consists of four departments: Department of Business Administration, Department of Economics, Department of International Relations, and the Department of Political Science and Public Administration. These departments were originally constituted to give high quality undergraduate education that would be of service to both the public and private sectors as well as providing their graduates with a strong academic basis to pursue graduate study in case they wished to do so.  In the course of time, these departments have developed their own graduate programs towards master’s and doctoral degrees.