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INTRODUCTION

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CONTACT LIST

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OTHER COURSES

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SUBJECT AREASat a Glance

SECOND MAJORSubjects

MINORSubjects

SECOND MAJOR Students are welcome to enroll in a Second Major subject to:• Programme specifi c requirement(s); and• GPA requirement of normally 3.0 or above in the fi rst year of study.In general, the minimum credit requirement for Second Major is 30 credit points out of the available credit points in the Elective domain.

MINORStudents can also consider the option of taking a Minor of 15 credit points (or two Minors) of taught courses in the Elective domain, subject to specifi c requirement(s) of the Minor subject.

IMPORTANT NOTESPlease read carefully the requirements of the Second Major/Minor(s) and consult the offering department/programme wherever necessary.

Second Major/Minor(s) will not lead to a Qualifi ed Teacher Status (QTS). Teaching practice or immersion/internship will not be arranged for students of Second Majors or Minors.

Students are encouraged to check the website of the Second Major/Minor(s) at “The Portal” by clicking “Second Major/Minor(s)” on the left panel on the homepage for more details and latest updates issued by the Registry from time to time.

In case of system technical problem, please contact the OCIO Help Desk Hotline at 2948 6601 for assistance.

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Subject Area

Pre-requisite Requirements and/orOther Conditions for Second

Major Minor Declaring a Second Major Claiming a

MinorBusiness Career Development

(BCD) N/A Nil ✓

Chinese History (CH) N/A Nil ✓

Coding, Design and Technology (CDT) N/A Nil ✓

Communication Studies in Policy and Governance

(CSPG)N/A Nil ✓

Creativity and STEM/STEAM (CRESS) N/A Nil ✓

General Studies (GS)BA(LSE) students cannot select

General Studies as Second Major.

Nil ✓ ✓

Geography (GEOG)GPA requirement of normally 3.0 or above in the fi rst year of

study.N/A ✓

Global Governance Studies (GGS) N/A Nil ✓

Global and Hong Kong Studies (GHKS)

GPA requirement of normally 3.0 or above in the fi rst year of

study.N/A ✓

Greater China Studies (GCS) Nil N/A ✓

Hong Kong Studies (HKS) N/A Nil ✓

Human Dimensions of Climate Change (HDC) N/A Nil ✓

Information and Communication Technology

(ICT)

Level 2 or above in Information and Communication

Technology, or one Science Subject (Biology, Chemistry,

Physics, Integrated Science, or Combined Science) in HKDSE.

Nil ✓ ✓

N/A: Not applicableNil: No pre-requisite requirements for Second Major or Minor

Subject Areas at a Glance

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Subject Area



Minor

Jazz Studies (JS) N/A

Level 3 or above in Music in HKDSE OR

satisfactory performance in music practical

test and interview

For non-music major students

only.

✓

Law and Society (LAWS) N/A Nil ✓

Liberal Studies (LS) N/A Nil ✓

Liberal Studies Education (LSE)

BEd(LS) and BEd(P)-GS students cannot select LSE as

Second Major.N/A ✓

Music (MU)

Level 3 or above in Music in HKDSE; OR satisfactory

performance in music practical test (obtain qualifi cation of Grade 6 or above (Royal

Schools of Music or equivalent).

Nil ✓ ✓

National & Moral Education (NME) N/A Nil ✓

Physical Education (PE) Nil N/A ✓

Primary Mathematics (P-MA)

Level 3 or above in the Compulsory Part in

Mathematics; Level 2 or above in one module from the extended part in Mathematics

(i.e. “M1 Calculus and Statistics” or “M2 Algebra and

Calculus”).

For non-mathematics major students only.

For non-mathematics

major students only.

✓ ✓

Resources Management (RM) N/A Nil ✓

School Health (SH) Nil N/A ✓


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Subject Area



Minor

Science (SCI)

1. Either major in General Studies or Liberal Studies of BEd; or Bachelor of Social

Sciences in Global and Environmental Studies; or

2. HKALE - Grade E or above in the following three subjects

(Biology/Human Biology; Chemistry; Physics/Engineering

Science); or 3. HKDSE - Level 2 or above in Integrated Science OR any two subjects of Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Combined Science.

Nil ✓ ✓

Secondary Mathematics (S-MA)

Level 3 or above in the Compulsory Part in

Mathematics; Level 2 or above in one module from the extended part in Mathematics

(i.e., “M1 Calculus and Statistics” or “M2 Algebra and

Calculus”).

For non-mathematics major students only.

For non-mathematics

major students only.

✓ ✓

Social Studies (SST) N/A Nil ✓

Sports Science (SS)

Students should have studied at least one subject from

Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Combined Science or Integrated

Science at HKDSE.

N/A ✓

Visual Arts (VA)

Applicants have to submit a personal portfolio which

includes at least 10 artworks in not less than 2 different art

media.

Nil ✓ ✓


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Second Major Course Code Course Title (3 credit points each)

GeneralStudies #

EVS2002 Environmental Studies2

HCS1009 Healthy Living1

INS3020 Living in the Information Age6

INS4011 Interdisciplinary Concepts and Thinking (Core course)SCI1002 Children’s Science Learning3

SCI1561 Science in the Contemporary World3

SCI2062 Natural World2

SCI3033 Science, Technology and Society3

SSC1011 Chinese Culture and Identity5

SSC2025 The Study of Society: An Introduction4 SSC2044 Hong Kong Studies4

SSC3054 Perspective on Citizenship5

SSC3137 Globalization: Trends & Development6

# Students opting for General Studies as the Second Major are required to take INS4011 (the core course), plus nine courses selected from the other courses, with a minimum of one course selected from each of the six strands labeled as 1-6.

Geography # GGP1001 Foundation of Physical Geography #

GGP1002 Understanding Cultural and Human Geography #

GGP1003 Spatial Data Analysis and GIS #

GGP1004 Globalizing China: The People and Development #

GGP2005 Global Environmental Issues #

GGP2006 Conservation and Management of Natural Resources #

GGP3007 Natural Hazards #

GGP3008 Climate Change and Global Warming #

GGP3009 Economic Geography #

GGP4010 Geomorphology and Hydrology #

GGP4011 Urbanization and Transportation: Theory and Policy #

GGP4012 Tourism and Sustainability #

SSC3143 Transnational Migration and Development in Global Cities #

# Students who take Geography as the Second Major are required to take any ten courses out of the thirteen courses.

Second Majors

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Global and Hong Kong Studies #

CAC2010 Hong Konger: Art & Music (offered by CCA) #

CHI2702 Cantonese and Hong Kong Local Culture (offered by CHL) #

CHI3582 Literature in Hong Kong (offered by LCS) #

GEG1021 The Rule of Law and Hong Kong Legal System (offered by EPL) #

PFS2014 International Perspectives on Education in Hong Kong (offered by IELL) #

PFS2016 Globalization and Education (offered by IELL) #

SSC1231 Foundation of Hong Kong Studies (Compulsory course)

SSC2149 Globalization: Concepts and Debates #

SSC2233 Positioning the Unique Identity of Hong Kong in Global History #

SSC3104 Global Environmental Governance #

SSC3143 Transnational Migration and Development in Global Cities #

SSC3212 Global Political Economy #

SSC3229 Social & Geographical Changes in Hong Kong #

SSC3230 Citizenship Education: Implications for Global & Hong Kong Studies #

SSC3232 Politics, Public Administration and Policies in Hong Kong #

SSC3234 Values Pluralism and Cultural Diversity in Hong Kong #

SSC4215 Hong Kong and the Global Economy #

SSC4218 Hong Kong’s Policing in Response to Global & Cross-border Crime #

# Students who take Global and Hong Kong Studies as the Second Major are required to take any nine courses out of the seventeen courses.

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Greater China Studies #

GCS1001 / GCS2001

Understanding Greater China: History, Politics and Change #

GCS3002 Economic Growth and Sustainable Livelihood in Greater China #

GCS3003 Politics and Law in Greater China #

GCS3010 Education and Society in Greater China #

GCS4004 Comparative Social Policy in Asia #

GCS4005 Regional Cooperation in Greater China: Challenges and Issues #

GCS4006 Managing Development and Civil Society in Greater China #

POS2001 Governance: Concepts, Issues and Perspectives #

POS2002 China’s Rise and Globalized World #

SES3011 Environmental Education in a Global Age #

SSC3192 Urbanization in Greater China #

# Students who take Greater China Studies as Second Major are required to take any ten courses out of the eleven courses.

Information and Communication

Technology #

IIT1080 Foundations of Information and Communication Technologies #

IIT1081 Web Authoring and Internet Media #

IIT1082 Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving #

IIT2059 Information Technology Supported Learning Environment #

IIT2063 Curriculum and Teaching Methods of IT (Compulsory course)

IIT2064 Learning and Teaching of Selected Topics in IT (Compulsory course)

IIT3008 Database Management System #

INT1022 Principles and Practice of Web Design #

INT1031 Information Processing #

INT2014 Advanced Programming #

INT2026 Internetworking and Web Server Administration #

INT2035 Software Development #

INT3027 Web Database Design and Implementation #

INT3028 Web Services Fundamentals #

SSC1193 Internet, Politics and Law #

# Students who take Information and Communication Technology as the Second Major are required to take any eight courses out of the thirteen courses.

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Liberal Studies Education #

SCI2562 Environmental Studies for Sustainable Development #

SCI2563 Public Health #

SCI2564 The Technology and Usage of Energy #

SCI3566 Science and Technology in Society #

SSC1011 Chinese Culture and Identity #

SSC1182 Selves and Identities: Negotiation and Challenges #

SSC2025 The Study of Society: An Introduction #

SSC2044 Hong Kong Studies #

SSC3007 China Studies #

SSC3054 Perspectives on Citizenship #

SSC3134 Self and Society #

SSC3208 Rule of Law and Civil Society #

SSC4136 Globalization: Issues and Perspectives #

# Students who take Liberal Studies Education as Second Major are required to take any ten courses out of the thirteen courses.

Music # MUS1225 Studies in Kodaly, Orff and Dalcroze #

MUS1248 Creative Musicking #

MUS2249 Communication and Performance Practice #

MUS2250 Traditions and Practices of Music I #

MUS2253 The Phenomenon of Music in Renaissance and Baroque #

MUS2254 The Phenomenon of Music in the Classical and Romantic Era #

MUS2265 Principles & Practices of Music Education I #

MUS3252 Traditions and Practices of Music II #

MUS3255 The Phenomenon of Music in the 20th Century #

MUS3257 Chinese Music Culture #

MUS3258 Performance Matters I #

MUS3266 Principles & Practices of Music Education II #

MUS4260 Creative Composing #

# Students who take Music as the Second Major are required to take any ten courses out of the thirteen courses.

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Physical Education #

PES2161 Essentials of Human Anatomy & Physiology #

PES2163 Foundations of Dance #

PES2164 Theory and Practice of Individual Physical Activities #

PES2174 Theory and Practice of Team Ball Games #

PES2177 Theory and Practice of Racquet Games #

PES3160 Philosophical and Historical Foundations of PE and Sports #

PES3162 Motor Learning, Control and Development #

PES3165 Principles of Exercise Physiology #

PES3166 Health & Fitness in Schools & Community #

PES3167 Physical Education for Children with Special Needs #

PES3168 Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education #

PES3172 Fundamental Movement for Junior Primary School #

PES4169 Psychology and Sociology of Sport and Exercise #

# Students who take Physical Education as the Second Major are required to take any ten courses out of the thirteen courses.

Primary Mathematics #

MTH1098 Calculus #

MTH2030 Learning, Teaching and Assessment in Primary Mathematics (Compulsory course)

MTH2044 Problem-solving in Primary Mathematics (Compulsory course)

MTH2110 Sets and Logic (Compulsory course)MTH2162 Essential Number Theory (Compulsory course)MTH3097 Curriculum and Teaching of Selected Topics in Primary

Mathematics (Compulsory course)MTH3101 Mathematical Exploration with Technology (Compulsory

course)MTH3104 Modern Algebra #

MTH3107 Multi-variable Calculus #

MTH3112 Plane Geometry #

MTH3139 Linear Algebra (Compulsory course)MTH3143 Differential Equations and Dynamical Modelling #

MTH4105 Probability #

MTH4144 Discrete Mathematics #

# Students who take Mathematics (Primary) as the Second Major are required to take any three of the seven courses in addition to MTH2030, MTH2044, MTH2110, MTH2162, MTH3097, MTH3101 and MTH3139.

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School Health # HCS3023 Foundation of Health Education #

HCS3031 Introduction to Primary Health #

HCS3034 / HCS4034

Pain Education #

HCS3041 Mental Health Education #

HCS3042 Health, Culture and Society #

HCS3052 Mobile Apps Development for Health Education #

HCS3053 Diet in Health and Disease #

HCS4020 Contemporary Issues in School Health #

HCS4021 Drug Education and Prevention #

HCS4026 Health Counseling #

HCS4029 Infection Control Education #

HCS4038 Food Safty Education #

HCS4046 Child and Adolescent Health Education #

HCS4049 Peer Mediation #

HCS4054 Health Emergency Education #

# StudentswhotakeSchoolHealthasSecondMajorarerequiredtotakeanytencoursesoutofthefifteencourses.

Science SCG1001 Scientific Investigation: Principles and TechniquesSCI2073 Studies in Forms and Processes of LifeSCI2074 Chemistry PrinciplesSCI3092 Environmental ScienceSCI3094 Telecommunication: Principles and ImpactsSCI3096 Ecosystems and the Impact of BiotechnologySCI3097 Resources, Materials and the EnvironmentSCI3107 Foundations of Science and STEM EducationSCP2001 Physical Concepts in Daily-lifeSCP3002 Physical Concepts in the Microscopic World

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Secondary Mathematics #

MTH2099 Introduction to Analysis #

MTH2110 Sets and Logic (Compulsory course)MTH2154 Introduction to Number Theory (Compulsory course)MTH3076 Learning Theories and Curriculum in Mathematics

(Compulsory course)MTH3077 Learning and Teaching of Selected Topics in Secondary

Mathematics (Compulsory course)MTH3101 Mathematical Exploration with Technology (Compulsory

course)MTH3107 Multi-variable Calculus #

MTH3139 Linear Algebra (Compulsory course)MTH3142 Geometry #

MTH3143 Differential Equations and Dynamical Modelling #

MTH3152 Modern Algebra #

MTH4144 Discrete Mathematics #

MTH4153 Statistical Modelling #

MTH4155 Applied Probability #

# Students who take Mathematics (Secondary) as the Second Major are required to take any four of the eight courses in addition to MTH2110, MTH2154, MTH3139, MTH3101, MTH3076 and MTH3077.

Sports Science PES1195 Growth, Development and AgeingPES1196 Human AnatomyPES1197 Sociocultural Aspects of Sports SciencePES1198 Lifestyle, Nutrition and HealthPES1199 Sports and Exercise PsychologyPES2200 Exercise PhysiologyPES2201 Introductory BiomechanicsPES2202 Measurement and Statistics in Sports SciencePES2204 Motor Skill AcquisitionPES3203 Exercise Programme DesignPES3205 Research Methods in Sports SciencePES3206 Curriculum Planning and Pedagogy in Sports Science

EducationPES3207 Sport and Exercise for Special PopulationsPES4208 Principles and Practice of Health PromotionPES4209 Sports Injuries Prevention and ManagementPES4210 High Performance NutritionPES4211 Psychological Aspects of Elite Performance

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Visual Arts # ART1155 Craft #

ART1156 Contextual Studies of Art #

ART1197 Graphic Communication #

ART2161 Art & Culture #

ART2175 Education in Art #

ART2180 Integrative Arts #

ART2181 Drawing for Visualization & Experimentation #

ART2199 Photography and Moving Image #

ART2207 Nurturing Creativity through Visual Arts Activities #

ART3169 Design for Living #

ART3176 Curriculum Studies in Visual Arts Education #

ART3182 Function & Expression in Ceramics #

ART3183 Painting as Expression & Identity #

ART3185 Digital Imaging and Interactive Media #

ART3198 Print Media #

ART4159 Aesthetics & Art Criticism #

ART4168 Chinese Painting & Calligraphy #

ART4184 Sculpture, Installation & Environmental Art #

# Students who take Visual Arts as Second Major are required to select ten courses out of the eighteen courses.

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Minors

Minor Course Code Course Title (3 credit points each)

Business Course Development

(BCD) #

BUS1021 Business Communication and Cultural Diversity at Workplace (Compulsory course)

BUS3014 Human Resources Management and Development #

IBS1124 Business Environment in Hong Kong (Compulsory course)IBS3147 Legal and Ethical Issues in Business #

IBS3151 Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management #

SSC3238 Issues in Corporate Governance and Responsibilty #

# Students choosing Business Career Development as Minor are required to take three courses out of the four courses.

Chinese History HIS1001 Study of Pre-modern Chinese HistoryHIS3002 Chinese History: Curriculum and MethodsSSC2038 History of Modern ChinaSSC3058 Study of Local HistorySSC3132 History of Chinese Culture

Coding, Design and Technology *#



INT1022 Principles and Practice of Web Design *#

INT2058 Learning and Teaching of Selected Topics in Design and Technology #

INT4059 Computer-Aided 3D Design and Printing Technologies #

SCI3033 Science, Technology and Society #

* The course INT1022 “Principles and Practice of Web Design” has pre-requisite (IIT1082 “Introduction to Programming and Problem Solving”). If students choose INT1022, they have to choose IIT1082 together with three out of the four remaining courses to conclude the minor.

# StudentswhotakeCoding,DesignandTechnologyasMinorarerequiredtochooseanyfivecoursesoutofthesixElective courses.

Communication Studies in Policy and Governance #

ART2199 Photography and Moving Image #


GCS3017 Youth, New Media and Internet Regulation in Greater China #

SSC2183 Introduction to Communication (Compulsory course)SSC2184 Communication Studies in the Public and Education Sectors #

SSC2190 Cross-cultural Communication #

SSC2191 Communication for Teaching #

SSC3203 Media, Politics and Power in International Communication #

# Students who take Communication Studies in Policy and Governance as Minor are required to take one Compulsory course and also choose any four courses out of the seven Elective courses.

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Creativity and STEM/STEAM #

ART2207 Nurturing Creativity through Visual Arts Activities #

INS1043 Creativity and Human Development #

INS3034 Creativity in Teaching #

INS3035 Creativity in Action #

MUS2170 Creativity in Music #

SCG2026 Nurturing Creativity through Science and STEM #

SCG3027 Creativity in STEM Invention #

SCG3028 Creativity Development through Robotics #

SES2039 Creativity and STEM for Environmental Sustainability #

# StudentswhotakeCreativityandSTEM/STEAMasMinorarerequiredtochooseanyfivecoursesoutoftheninecourses.

General Studies *# EVS2002 Environmental Studies *

HCS1009 Healthy Living *

INS3019 Teaching General Studies (Compulsory course)

SCI2062 Natural World *

SCI3033 Science, Technology and Society *

SSC2025 The Study of Society: An Introduction #

SSC2044 Hong Kong Studies #

SSC3137 Globalization: Trends and Development (Compulsory course)* Students who take General Studies as Minor are required to choose two courses out of the four courses.# Students who take General Studies as Minor are required to choose one course out of the two courses.

Global Governance

Studies #

SSC1147 Introduction to Political Science (Compulsory course)

SSC2149 Globalization: Concepts and Debates (Compulsory course)

SSC3103 International Politics and Law #

SSC3104 Global Environmental Governance #

SSC3141 Managing Global Cities: Issues and Themes #

SSC3142 Managing Asian World Cities: Governance and Policy #

# Students choosing Global Governance Studies as Minor are required to take three courses out of the four courses.

Hong Kong Studies *#

CAC2010 Hong Konger: Art & Music (offered by CCA) #

CHI2702 Cantonese and Hong Kong Local Culture (offered by CHL) #

CHI3582 Literature in Hong Kong (offered by LCS) *

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Hong Kong Studies *#

(continued)

GEG1021 The Rule of Law and Hong Kong Legal System(offered by EPL) #

SSC1231 Foundation of Hong Kong Studies (Minor Core)SSC3058 Study of Local History (offered by SSC) #

SSC3229 Social & Geographical Changes in Hong Kong *SSC3232 Politics, Public Administration and Policies in Hong Kong *SSC3234 Values Pluralism and Cultural Diversity in Hong Kong *

* Students choosing Hong Kong Studies as Minor are required to take three courses out of the four courses.# Students choosing Hong Kong Studies as Minor are required to take one course out of the four courses.

Human Dimensions of

Climate Change

SES3027 The Science of Climate ChangeSSC3186 Climate Change and SocietySSC3187 The Politics of Climate ChangeSSC3188 China and Climate ChangeSSC3189 World Ethics and Climate Change

Information and Communication

Technology #

IIT1080 Foundations of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) #

IIT1081 Web Authoring and Internet Media #


IIT2059 Information Technology Supported Learning Environment #

IIT3008 Database Management System #

INT2026 Internetworking and Web Server Administration #

INT2030 Teaching Information Technology in School Education (Compulsory course)

INT3028 Web Services Fundamentals #

# Students choosing Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) as Minor are required to take any four courses of the seven courses in addition to INT2030.

Jazz Studies # MUS1213 Jazz Study: An IntroductionMUS2251 Popular Music and Society (for non-piano major) #

MUS2274 Jazz Theory MUS3279 Jazz Piano (for piano major) #

MUS3332 Jazz Harmony and Improvisation #

MUS4271 Jazz Arranging MUS4321 Jazz Practicum

# Students could take one of these three courses to claim the Jazz Studies Minor. However, MUS3332 will no longer be offered from semester 2 of 2017/18 onwards and students should register either MUS3279 or MUS2251 accordingly.

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Liberal Studies *# INS2013 Curriculum and Methods in Liberal Studies I (Compulsory course)

SCI2562 Environmental Studies for Sustainable Development *SCI2563 Public Health (Compulsory course)SCI2564 The Technology and Usage of Energy *SSC2044 Hong Kong Studies #

SSC3007 China Studies #

SSC3134 Self and Society (Compulsory course)SSC4136 Globalization: Issues and Perspectives #

* Students who take Liberal Studies as Minor are required to choose one course out of the two courses.# Students who take Liberal Studies as Minor are required to choose one course out of the three courses.

Law and Society *# GEG1016 Understanding Human Rights *IBS3147 Legal and Ethical Issues in Business #

SSC1193 Internet, Politics and Law *SSC2219 Legal Reforms in Modern China *SSC2246 Law and Society in the Hong Kong Context *SSC3103 International Politics and Law #

SSC3208 Rule of Law and Civil Society #

SSC3238 Issues in Corporate Governance and Responsibility #

SSC4218 Hong Kong’s Policing in Response to Global and Cross-border Crime #

* Students choosing Law and Society as Minor are required to take one or two courses out of the four courses.# StudentschoosingLawandSocietyasMinorarerequiredtotakethreeorfourcoursesoutofthefivecourses.

Music # MUS1248 Creative Musicking #

MUS2250 Traditions and Practices of Music I #

MUS2251 Popular Music & Society #

MUS3252 Traditions and Practices of Music II #

MUS3257 Chinese Music Culture #

MUS3258 Performance Matters I #

# StudentswhotakeMusicasMinorarerequiredtochooseanyfivecoursesoutofthesixcourses.

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National & Moral Education

SSC2038 History of Modern ChinaSSC2173 National and Moral Education: Ideals and PracticesSSC3019 Local Themes and IssuesSSC3174 National Themes and IssuesSSC3175 National and Moral Education: Curriculum and Methods

Primary Mathematics #

MTH2030 Learning, Teaching and Assessment in Primary Mathematics (Compulsory course)

MTH2044 Problem-solving in Primary Mathematics (Compulsory course)

MTH3097 Curriculum and Teaching of Selected Topics in Primary Mathematics (Compulsory course)

MTH3101 Mathematical Exploration with Technology (Compulsory course)

MTH3112 Plane Geometry #

MTH3139 Linear Algebra #

MTH4105 Probability #

# Students who take Primary Mathematics as Minor are required to choose any one out of the three courses in addition to MTH2030, MTH2044, MTH3097 and MTH3101.

Resources Management *#

GGP1003 Spatial Data Analysis and GIS *GGP3017 Protected Areas Planning and Management #

GGP3018 Principles and Practice of Ecotourism #

GGP3019 Cultural Heritage Conservation and Management #

SSC1237 Understanding Cities *SSC2149 Globalization: Concepts and Debates *SSC3229 Social and Geographical Changes in Hong Kong *SSC4140 Sustainable Development and Policy #

SSC4146 Urbanization in China: Policy and Governance #

* Students who take Resources Management as Minor are required to choose two courses out of the four courses.# StudentswhotakeResourcesManagementasMinorarerequiredtochoosethreecoursesoutofthefivecourses.

Science SCI1035 Scientific Investigation: Principles and TechniquesSCI1073 Studies in Forms and Processes of LifeSCI2074 Chemistry PrinciplesSCI3107 Foundations of Science and STEM EducationSCP2001 Physical Concepts in Daily-life

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Secondary Mathematics #

MTH2099 Introduction to Analysis #

MTH2110 Sets and Logic #

MTH2154 Introduction to Number Theory #

MTH3077 Learning and Teaching of Selected Topics in Secondary Mathematics (Compulsory course)

MTH3107 Multi-variable Calculus #

MTH3139 Linear Algebra #

MTH3142 Geometry #

MTH3152 Modern Algebra #

MTH4155 Applied Probability #

# Students who take Secondary Mathematics as Minor are required to choose any four courses out of the eight courses in addition to MTH3077.

Social Studies *# SSC1148 Introduction to Sociology and Social Research *SSC2210 Classical Social Thought and Contemporary Social Theories *SSC2211 Conducting Survey Research *SSC3134 Self and Society #

SSC3212 Global Political Economy #

SSC3213 Society and Culture: Hong Kong Context #

SSC4214 China and the Modern World #

* Students who take Social Studies as Minor are required to choose two courses out of the three courses.# Students who take Social Studies as Minor are required to choose three courses out of the four courses.

Visual Arts # ART1155 Craft #

ART1156 Contextual Studies of Art #

ART1197 Graphic Communication #

ART2181 Drawing for Visualization and Experimentation #

ART3169 Design for Living #

ART3182 Function and Expression in Ceramics #

ART3183 Painting as Expression & Identity #

ART3185 Digital Imaging & Interactive Media #

ART3198 Print Media #

ART4159 Aesthetics and Art Criticism #

ART4168 Chinese Painting and Calligraphy #

ART4184 Sculpture, Installation and Environmental Art #

# StudentswhotakeVisualArtsasMinorarerequiredtochooseanyfivecoursesoutofthetwelvecourses.

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Contact List

Subject Area Offering Department Name of Coordinator

Business Career Development (BCD) SSC Dr. Law Kim Fai Eric [email protected]

Chinese History (CH) SSC Dr. Hung Chung Fun Steven [email protected]

Coding, Design and Technology (CDT) MIT Mr. Chui Hin Leung [email protected]

Communication Studies in Policy and Governance (CSPG) APS Dr. Chan Lih Shing Alex

[email protected]

Creativity and STEM/STEAM (CRESS) SES & CCA Dr. Cheng Mo Yin [email protected]

General Studies (GS) SES / SSC Ms. Lee Hoi Man Sarah [email protected]

Geography (GEOG) SSC Dr. Cheung Ting on Lewis [email protected]

Global Governance Studies (GGS) SSC Dr. Pan Suyan [email protected]

Global and Hong Kong Studies (GHKS) SSC Dr. Mok Ka Tung Francis [email protected]

Greater China Studies (GCS) APS Dr. Chan Lih Shing Alex [email protected]

Hong Kong Studies (HKS) SSC Dr. Chan Yiu Ming Gordon [email protected]

Human Dimensions of Climate Change (HDC) SES / SSC Dr. Li Wai Chin

[email protected]

Information and Communication Technology (ICT) MIT / SSC Dr. Poon Kin Man Leonard

[email protected]

Jazz Studies (JS) CCA Dr. Chen Chi Wai Jason [email protected]

Law and Society (LAWS) SSC Dr. Lee Man Yee Karen [email protected]

Liberal Studies (LS) SSC / SES Dr. Hung Chung Fun Steven [email protected]

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Subject Area Offering Department Name of Coordinator

Liberal Studies Education (LSE) SSC / SES Dr. Chan Kit Wa [email protected]

Music (MU) CCA Ms. Wong Wai Ching Zerlina [email protected]

National & Moral Education (NME) SSC Dr. Law Kam [email protected]

Physical Education (PE) HPE Dr. Alberto [email protected]

Primary Mathematics (P-MA) MIT Dr. Chan Wing [email protected]

Resources Management (RM) SSC Dr. Cheung Ting On [email protected]

School Health (SH) HPE Dr. Chung Ming Yan [email protected]

Science (SCI) SES

Second Major:Prof. Yeung Yau [email protected]

Minor:Ms. Lee Hoi Man [email protected]

Secondary Mathematics (S-MA) MIT Dr. Ling Man Ho [email protected]

Social Studies (SST) SSC Dr. Cheung ka Lok [email protected]

Sports Science (SS) HPE Dr. Sun [email protected]

Visual Arts (VA) CCA Ms. Ng Ka [email protected]

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