The Faculty FPSC  of SumDU organized a series of career guidance online events for Master's degree entrants. Bachelor's graduates 2021-2022, graduates of previous years (of any specialty and any level of education), as well as all those wishing to obtain a Master's degree in the specialties of the Faculty were invited to participate in the events.

On June 6, an online consultation was devoted to the entering the Master's degree in the specialty Germanic Languages and Literature (Translation included). On June 7, the consultation was held for all those wishing to study for a Master's degree in "Journalism". On June 8, the Department of Psychology, Political Science, and Socio-Cultural Technologies organized an Open Day (online), where new Master's programmes in Psychology and Political Technologies and Analytics were represented.

During the consultations, participants had the opportunity to talk to representatives of the graduating departments of the Faculty, as well as Deputy Executive Secretary of the Admissions Committee of SumDU Inna Sypchenko, get acquainted with the peculiarities of admission in 2022, learn more about Master's programmes and ask questions.

The main feature of this year's admission campaign is the lack of a single entrance exam in a foreign language. Depending on the chosen specialty, entrants must pass a Master's test of academic competence and / or a professional exam in the specialty. A letter of motivation is also a prerequisite for admission.

During the consultations, Inna Sypchenko called on everyone present to take the opportunity and try their hand, because this year will be the easiest to enter. She also drew attention to the fact that not only Bachelor's graduates are invited to enter the Faculty, but also graduates of other specialties who want to get a Master's degree at the Faculty FPSC of SumDU.

Registration for the Master's Comprehensive Test (MCT) and the Master's Test of Academic Competence (MTAC) will run from June 27 to 6 p.m. on July 18.