Programmes

Students are required to take 15 units of minor elective courses which are specified by the GIS Department to fulfil the minor programme requirements, and note that no registration priority will be given to enrolment in minor courses. Among the 15 units of elective courses taken, at least one 3-unit course must be taken at Level 3 or 4. Students are recommended to take EUR02007 and EUR02015 during the second year of studies. Upon completion of the 15 units required for the minor programmes, students should apply to the Academic Registry for approval.

Students seeking to pursue the study of a minor programme would need to fulfil 15 units of courses specified by the offering department/programme, and note that no registration priority will be given to enrolment in minor courses. Students are required to take at least two Level 2 Elective courses and at least two Level 3/4 Elective courses. Upon completion of the 15 units required for the minor programme, students should apply to the Academic Registry for approval.

Students seeking to pursue the study of a minor programme would need to fulfil 15 units of courses specified by the offering department/programme, and note that no registration priority will be given to enrolment in minor courses. Upon completion of the 15 units required for the minor programmes, students should apply to the Academic Registry for approval.

Students seeking to pursue the study of a minor programme would need to fulfil 15 units of courses specified by the GIS Department, and note that no registration priority will be given to enrolment in minor courses. Students are required to take two required courses (i.e. POLS 1005 and POLS 2017) and three elective courses. Among the three elective courses taken, at least one course must be taken at Level 3 or 4. Upon completion of the 15 units required for the minor programmes, students should apply to the Academic Registry for approval.

Students seeking to pursue the study of a minor programme would need to fulfil 15 units of courses specified by the offering department/programme, complete a minimum of one 3-unit course at the upper level (level 3 or 4) and note that no registration priority will be given to enrolment in minor courses. Upon completion of the 15 units required for the minor programme, students should apply to the Academic Registry for approval.

Students seeking to pursue the study of a minor programme would need to fulfil 15 units of courses specified by the offering department/programme, and note that no registration priority will be given to enrolment in minor courses. Upon completion of the 15 units required for the minor programmes, students should apply to the Academic Registry for approval.

This minor programme provides students with a critical understanding on values and principles of social work programme in contemporary society with reference to the impacts of diversity, social welfare structure and social inequalities. Students will gain critical insight on social work and the learning will pave the ways for them to pursue a career related to social work and social welfare in various settings like public organizations and local and international NGOs, or for pursuing a postgraduate study in related fields, including social policy, qualifying social work programme, public policy and administration. The completion of the Minor in Social Work Studies does not lead to the professional qualification as a Registered Social Worker in Hong Kong.

To fulfil the Minor in Social Work Studies, students are required to complete a minimum of 15 units (depending on the electives chosen, the range is from 15 to 17 units). Upon completion of the total units required for the minor programme, students should apply to the Academic Registry for approval.

The overall aim of the Minor is to provide students with fundamental knowledge and practical experience in sport and recreation management. After completing this programme, students should be able to

• explain the concepts and theories in sport and recreation management;
• identify the key issues and impacts concerning sport and recreation management for different populations in the society and the global world;
• develop sufficient knowledge and positive attitude for sport and recreation profession; and
• demonstrate effective communication, teamwork, and leadership skills.

Students seeking to pursue the study of a minor programme in Sport & Recreation Management would need to fulfill 15 units of courses specified by the Department of Sport, Physical Education and Health. Students should take note that no registration priority will be given to enrolment in minor courses. Upon completion of the 15 units required for the minor programme, students are required to apply to the Academic Registry for approval.