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Department of Public and International Affairs (BSocSc Public Affairs and Management)

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Department of Public and International Affairs (BSocSc International Relations and Global Affairs)

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Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Department of Media and Communication

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Department of Linguistics and Translation

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Department of English

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Department of Chinese and History

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BSocSc Criminology and Sociology

admo03 — Wed, 21 Jun 2023 01:55:57 +0000

BSocSc Criminology and Sociology admo03 Wed, 06/21/2023 - 09:55

College/School

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

Subtitle

社會科學學士(犯罪學及社會學)

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Academic Year of Entry

2025/2026

Admission Code

1358A

Indicative Intake Target

Local Places:

21 (For First Year and Advanced Standing I Entries; Tentative)* and
70 (For Senior Year Entry; Tentative)

Non-Local Places
(For Overall Direct Applications):

Around 400

Normal Duration of Programme

3 Years (For Advanced Standing I Entry)
2 Years (For Senior Year Entry)

Website

https://ssweb.cityu.edu.hk/study/undergraduate-programmes

Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/cityussdept

Apply Now (URL)

https://banweb.cityu.edu.hk/pls/PROD/hwskalog_cityu.P_DispLoginNon

Major Leader

Prof. HO Wing Chung

Remarks

* for JUPAS and non-JUPAS admissions

The programme title BSocSc Criminology and Sociology is applicable for applicants of Advanced Standing I and Senior Year entry (programme code: 1358A) only.

Admission Scheme

Non-JUPAS Year 1 Admission

Non-JUPAS Senior Year Admission

International Admission

Mainland Non-Gaokao Admission

Why BSocSc Criminology and Sociology?

This major aims to equip degree-level graduates with broad knowledge of criminology and sociology; and with professional competence to conduct criminological and sociological research to solve problems at the organizational, community, societal, national, and international levels, with a particular interest in protecting the public and maintaining Hong Kong's status as one of the safest cities in the world. Students will acquire knowledge and skills necessary to undertake managerial and executive responsibilities in a wide range of professions, including policing, crime prevention, security services, correctional services, conflict resolution, social analysis, societal planning, marketing research, and the operation of non-governmental organisations. Ample opportunities are provided for students to develop an interest in discovery and innovation to benefit society through crime control and reduction, and societal development and improvement through the application of various sociological practices.

This is the only UGC-funded undergraduate programme in Hong Kong to provide comprehensive training in the disciplines of Criminology and Sociology.

Entrance Requirements for Direct / Non-JUPAS Applicants

Entrance Requirements for Direct / Non-JUPAS Applicants

To be considered for admission, you must satisfy the General Entrance Requirements.

For senior-year (Advanced Standing II) admission, applicants are normally expected to have completed an Associate Degree/Higher Diploma with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of ≥3.0 or an equivalent overall mark, or a credit award.

Curriculum Structure

For details of the programme’s curriculum structure, please visit the ‘Undergraduate Catalogue’.

What You Will Be Studying

Upon successful completion of this major, students should be able to:

describe a range of key concepts, theories and professional values in criminology and applied sociology;
identify and criticise the underlying assumptions of and devise interventions to address social problems and criminal issues with a particular interest in different types of informal and formal strategies;
apply qualitative and quantitative research methods and use different sociological and criminological perspectives to explain social problems and crimes;
evaluate the applicability of sociological and criminological theories and develop innovative ideas for preventing crimes and creative ways of reducing re-offending in the local context;
evaluate the function and operation of social institutions and law enforcement agencies in the criminal justice system;
conduct independent research; analyse the impacts of social, technological, and environmental changes on individuals and society; present research findings clearly and systematically to the public; and provide creative suggestions and/or solutions for preventing crimes and other social problems; and
design programmes, generate alternatives, invent ideas, and construct cost-effective means for sustaining social order and safety.

Start Your Career Here

Students in this major will be able to take a certain number of courses in both criminology and sociology and will thus have a broadened exposure to theories and skills training in both disciplines. This broad knowledge base will surely strengthen the employability of graduates. Sample areas of employment for our graduates include positions in law enforcement agencies (e.g. Hong Kong Police Force, Correctional Services Department, Customs and Excise Department, Immigration Department, and Fire Services), schools and universities, non-governmental organisations, security or risk management departments in private companies, research institutes and marketing research firms, media industries, and public relations firms.

Useful Links

Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences
Undergraduate Catalogue
CityUHK Scholarships for Hong Kong Talents

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Fri, 01/31/2025 - 23:59

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Wed, 01/15/2025 - 23:59

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Not required

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BSocSc Social Work

admo03 — Fri, 16 Jun 2023 09:11:18 +0000

BSocSc Social Work admo03 Fri, 06/16/2023 - 17:11

College/School

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

Subtitle

社會科學學士(社會工作)

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Academic Year of Entry

2025/2026

Admission Code

1303A

Indicative Intake Target

Local Places:

54 (For First Year and Advanced Standing I Entries; Tentative)*

Non-Local Places
(For Overall Direct Applications):

Around 400

Normal Duration of Programme

3 Years (For Advanced Standing I Entry)

Website

https://ssweb.cityu.edu.hk/study/undergraduate-programmes

Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/cityussdept

Apply Now (URL)

https://banweb.cityu.edu.hk/pls/PROD/hwskalog_cityu.P_DispLoginNon

Major Leader

Prof. YEUNG Wai Keung Jerf

Remarks

* for JUPAS and non-JUPAS admissions

Admission Scheme

Non-JUPAS Year 1 Admission

Non-JUPAS Senior Year Admission

International Admission

Mainland Non-Gaokao Admission

Why BSocSc Social Work?

The Bachelor of Social Sciences in Social Work (BSSSW) programme is a helping professional degree that is accredited by the Social Workers Registration Board (SWRB) to promote human and community well-being, with a commitment to upholding human dignity, social equality, and diversity. The programme aims to enable students to evaluate and align personal values with the value base of the social work profession, and acquire knowledge, skills, understanding, and practice competence in the profession. Throughout the course of study, students will receive solid foundation training in social sciences and social work related to their professional practice. Prior to integrating classroom learning into real life practice through two fieldwork placements, students will undergo rigorous theoretical and laboratory training in the classroom. With elective courses concentrated on specific target groups and different working approaches, students can develop specializations in specific areas. To enable students with a breadth of knowledge to successfully navigate the challenges of the 21st century, they will also be exposed to multiple disciplines through gateway education (GE) and college specified courses offered by the University. To cultivate students as ideal graduates who are globally-minded, critical and innovative, and civically-oriented with effective communication skills, this programme encourages students to work alongside faculty members in research and action learning projects, both locally and overseas.

Uniqueness of the programme
The programme integrates a liberal arts perspective to enrich students’ understanding of the person-in-environment context of professional practice, with a critical analysis and assessment of interpersonal, bio-psycho-social, cultural, and environmental factors. By explaining the use of comparative theories to work with individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities and applying the knowledge and skills of generalist social work practice with systems of all sizes, students can become competent, reflective, and ethical social work practitioners, capable of carrying out well-prepared professional practice for diverse clients and social groups. Upon completing the BSSSW programme, students are qualified to become registered social workers.

Entrance Requirements for Direct/Non-JUPAS Applicants

Entrance Requirements for Direct/Non-JUPAS Applicants

To be considered for admission, you must satisfy the General Entrance Requirements.

An admission interview is required for applicants to the Social Work major. Interview priority will be given to applicants who have exhibited promising performance in public examinations and/or extra-curricular activities. Strong evidence of your personal qualities, community participation and sustained involvement in extra-curricular and co-curricular activities are desirable to support your application.

Admission Selection

Our programme looks for students who have qualities including leadership, social awareness, maturity, and with volunteer service experience. The prerequisites required for admission to the Social Work major are: (1) providing a personal statement; and (2) attending the interview arranged by the Department.

Curriculum Structure

For details of the programme’s curriculum structure, please visit the ‘Undergraduate Catalogue’.

What You Will Be Studying

This major enables students to evaluate and align their personal values with the value base of the social work profession, and to acquire knowledge, skills, understanding and competence in reflective professional practice. Upon successful completion of this major, student should be able to:

evaluate and align their personal values with the value base of the profession and its ethical standards and principles, and practise accordingly;
integrate the liberal arts perspective that enriches understanding of the person-in-environment context of professional practice with critical analysis and assessment of interpersonal, bio-psycho-social, cultural and environmental factors;
explain the use of comparative theories of working with individuals and families, groups, organisations and communities;
use communication skills differentially and creatively across client populations, colleagues and communities;
apply the knowledge and skills of generalist social work practice with systems of all sizes and integrate new ideas into practice;
demonstrate the skills to practice without discrimination, with respect and knowledge of clients’ characteristics, cultural beliefs and contexts;
apply critical thinking skills within the context of professional social work practice;
describe the forms and mechanisms of oppression and discrimination and apply advocacy and social change strategies that advance social and economic justice;
conduct research studies and evaluate and apply research findings to provide creative solutions to practice within the community, with an aim to engage in evidence-based practice; and
demonstrate knowledge, understanding and competence in practice through reflection to accomplish discovery and innovation in social work practice.

Based on its learning objectives, this major has the following main components:

College Core Courses
Social Work Core Courses
Social Work Elective Courses
Concurrent Practicum

For details of the programme’s curriculum structure and the course list, please visit the ‘Undergraduate Catalogue’.

Start Your Career Here

Upon graduation, you will have the competence to practise as a professionally qualified social worker in a variety of settings through which human services are delivered (e.g. social services agencies, schools and health care institutions); work in the field of human resources (e.g. customer service and staff training); or pursue further studies in social work or related fields (e.g. psychology and education). You will also be eligible to apply for social work positions as a Registered Social Worker (RSW) in government and non-government organisations.

Professional Recognition

Graduates are qualified to register with the Social Workers Registration Board as Registered Social Workers (RSW). This qualification is recognised by the majority of societies throughout the world.

Bonus Features

10 full-time undergraduate social work students are awarded HKD 25,000 each under the HSBC Social Work Scholarship Scheme every year.
Students with outstanding academic performance can apply for non-local fieldwork placement at other countries/cities, such as United States, Canada, Australia, Singapore, etc.
Access to a rich array of co-curricular activities, such as student exchanges, summer internships, study tours, volunteer services and other whole person development activities, and the like.
Opportunities to work alongside teachers in research and action learning projects locally or overseas.
Minor studies in psychology, applied sociology and criminology are offered to students within the Department. Students are also welcome to declare minor studies in disciplines outside the Department.

Useful Links

Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences
Undergraduate Catalogue
CityUHK Scholarships for Hong Kong Talents
Social Workers Registration Board of Hong Kong

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[email protected]">[email protected]

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Wed, 04/30/2025 - 23:59

International Admission

Mon, 06/30/2025 - 23:59

Mainland Non-Gaokao Admission

Fri, 01/31/2025 - 23:59

Deadline applicable to all types of Admission

Wed, 01/15/2025 - 23:59

Interview Arrangement - Direct SY

On a selective basis
- Late February to early March 2025
- Group interview (1 hour)
- English and Chinese

Late Application (Deadline applicable to all types)

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BSocSc Psychology

admo03 — Fri, 16 Jun 2023 08:39:51 +0000

BSocSc Psychology admo03 Fri, 06/16/2023 - 16:39

College/School

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences

Subtitle

社會科學學士(心理學)

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Academic Year of Entry

2025/2026

Admission Code

1298A

Indicative Intake Target

Local Places:

16 (For First Year and Advanced Standing I Entries; Tentative)* and
30 (For Senior Year Entry; Tentative)

Non-Local Places
(For Overall Direct Applications):

Around 400

Normal Duration of Programme

3 Years (For Advanced Standing I Entry)
2 Years (For Senior Year Entry)

Website

https://ssweb.cityu.edu.hk/study/undergraduate-programmes

Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/cityussdept

Apply Now (URL)

https://banweb.cityu.edu.hk/pls/PROD/hwskalog_cityu.P_DispLoginNon

Major Leader

Prof. CHEN Hui-Fang

Remarks

* for JUPAS and non-JUPAS admissions

Admission Scheme

Non-JUPAS Year 1 Admission

Non-JUPAS Senior Year Admission

International Admission

Mainland Non-Gaokao Admission

Why BSocSc Psychology?

The Psychology major provides students with comprehensive training in psychology with an emphasis on experimental and research competencies, and prepares students for professional development in human service careers and advanced training in professional psychology and related fields.

Our programme provides:

Strong theoretical & scientific training in psychological studies to equip all graduates essential skills and knowledge to conduct research and to apply learning to daily life
Individual research project in the final year to work with a faculty
Lab-based training in eye-tracking system, EEG system, and Visual Reality System
Opportunities for summer local and oversea internships to explore career interests and develop future careers
Opportunities for oversea exchanges to enhance cross-cultural understanding
Opportunities to work on empirical research under academic staff (e.g., voluntary research schemes)

Within this programme, students can:

Opt for either stream of specialization in Health & Development or Mind & Brain

After graduation, students are eligible:

To apply for graduate membership of professional associations in Hong Kong Psychological Society (HKPS), British Psychological Society (BPS), and American Psychological Association (APA)
To pursue advanced training in Master’s or Doctoral level degrees in research & applied psychology, Clinical Psychology, Educational Psychology, Counselling Psychology, and Industrial & Organizational Psychology in local and oversea universities.

Entrance Requirements for Direct/Non-JUPAS Applicants

Entrance Requirements for Direct/Non-JUPAS Applicants

To be considered for admission, you must satisfy the General Entrance Requirements.

Potential applicants will be required to submit a portfolio containing personal credentials.

Curriculum Structure

For details of the programme’s curriculum structure, please visit the ‘Undergraduate Catalogue’.

What You Will Be Studying

Core Courses:

? Basic Psychology
? Basic Psychology II
? Research Methods for Behavioural Sciences
? Developmental Psychology
? Personality and Individual Differences
? Design and Analysis for Psychological Research I and II
? Biological Psychology
? Cognitive Psychology
? Learning and Behaviour
? Social Psychology
? Final-Year Research Project

Electives:

? Psychology of Interpersonal Relations
? Psychological Testing
? Psychology of Childhood and Adolescence
? Multivariate Analysis for Psychological Research
? Cultural Psychology
? Neuropsychology
? Abnormal Psychology
? Psychology of Ageing
? Psychology of Language
? Positive Psychology
? Cognitive Neuroscience
? Designing Experiments in Psychology
? Counselling & Therapeutic Psychology
? Introduction to Health Psychology
? Introduction to Educational Psychology
? Introduction to Industrial and Organizatinal Psychology
? Psychology Internship

(Note: The list of elective courses offered may vary from year to year.)

Start Your Career Here

Our graduates are particularly suited for people-oriented jobs such as human resources, public relations, customer services, children and youth services, education and training, counselling and guidance, health-related services, family and community work, etc. Students are also well-prepared for jobs that require strong research skills and competence, critical analysis and communication abilities, such as scientific or applied research, research and development, project management and so on. Students who aspire to practise as professional psychologists will be able to pursue advanced education at the Master's or doctoral level in Hong Kong or overseas with training in pursuing scientific research or applied psychological training such as health, forensic, clinical, educational, counselling and occupational psychology.

Professional Recognition

Graduates who satisfy the requirements stipulated by the Hong Kong Psychological Society (HKPS) can apply for Graduate Membership of the Society (Note: Graduate Membership of the HKPS is normally regarded as an entrance requirement for advanced training in professional psychology).

Features

Practical learning in psychology laboratories.
Opportunities to engage in summer internships in or outside Hong Kong.
Individual supervision for the Final Year Project.
Interdisciplinary learning in other social sciences, such as sociology, social work, counselling, and criminology.
Exchange programmes with overseas universities.

Useful Links

Department of Social and Behavioural Sciences
Undergraduate Catalogue
CityUHK Scholarships for Hong Kong Talents

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[email protected]">[email protected]

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Wed, 04/30/2025 - 23:59

International Admission

Mon, 06/30/2025 - 23:59

Mainland Non-Gaokao Admission

Fri, 01/31/2025 - 23:59

Deadline applicable to all types of Admission

Wed, 01/15/2025 - 23:59

Interview Arrangement - Direct SY

Not required

Late Application (Deadline applicable to all types)

Off

Late Application (International Admission)

Late Application (Mainland Non-Gaokao Admission)

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