3 Facilities at FEP

 1. Classrooms

The classrooms at FEP are spacious, well-lit, and equipped with modern facilities, making them comfortable and conducive for learning. With air-conditioning and ergonomic seating, it’s easy to stay focused during lectures. The atmosphere feels professional yet welcoming, creating a great space to exchange ideas and collaborate.

Intl. Marketing Class

2. Surau

The mosque at FEP is beautifully located in the heart of the faculty building, making it accessible to everyone. It’s a peaceful and clean space, perfect for taking a moment to pray or reflect. Its central location shows how much UKM values spiritual well-being as part of the student experience.
Surau FEP

3. Atrium

The atrium at FEP is a vibrant and versatile space often used for events, exhibitions, and student activities. With its open layout and natural light, it’s perfect for bringing people together. Whether it’s a cultural festival, a talk, or just a casual hangout, the atrium is where the faculty comes alive.

Atrium FEP


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