Student Support
Student Assistance Services Office (SASO). The Student Assistance Services Office is committed in assisting students and graduates of FEATI in their search for the most meaningful opportunities in their field of study. SASO support students to develop and fulfill their career employment goals by providing career programs, workshops and information necessary for making career decisions in meeting the demands of the corporate world with regular notices of job openings and internship programs from different possible employers posted in the SASO Bulletin Board via website www.featiu.edu.ph. These openings are in variety of fields requiring different skill levels.
Office of Research, Development and Extension Services (ORDE) ORDE works with the faculty in identifying projects to be conducted by the students under their supervision. This will hone the students’ ability to think critically as they prepare project proposals, identify funding resources and possible collaborators. ORDE maintains its goal in promoting and sustaining research and development and providing opportunities for continuing education and training of the university’s faculty and students.
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