
Faculty of Arts
Through the College's programmes in the arts, humanities
and communication, the Faculty of Arts and its students explore
the range of creative expression and thought -both past and present-
in languages and literature, culture and history, critical thinking
and philosophy, media studies and professional ethics.
The mission of the Faculty is to provide a broad
education in arts and humanities as well as training in a particular
academic specialty. We focus on cultural appreciation as well as
the proficient and effective use of language, giving students the
confidence and ability to face the challenges of a society where
multi-lingual communication and cultural sensitivities are increasingly
important in a global community.
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Programmes Fully Recognized by the Hong Kong Government |
The degree programmes leading to the
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Chinese Literature and
Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Journalism and Communication
are accredited by the HKCAA, which are fully recognized by
the Hong Kong Government.
Department of Chinese
Literature
Programmes in Chinese history and Chinese literature aim to foster
a critical understanding and appreciation of literary and historical
expression. Specific courses focus on literary texts and upon methods
of literary analysis and criticism; others explore particular moments
in cultural history and emphasize how works of art, or pieces of
historical writings, function within a given society.
Department of English
The English Department aims to increase students' fluency and accuracy
in active and communicative language use, as well as encouraging
a love of literature which will further improve students' writing
and reading skills. The courses offer training which will allow
students to go on to work in fields such as education, translation
and media.
Department of Journalism
and Communication
The Department of Journalism and Communication is one of the oldest
tertiary education programmes in Hong Kong, and has been producing
journalists in Hong Kong for more than 30 years. With an emphasis
on both theories and practical training, our courses teach students
about modern developments in journalism and communication and allow
them to practise in a departmental radio station, editing room and
a TV production studio fully equipped to professional standard.
Students have the opportunity of an annual study tour to mainland
China, and also annual summer placement in various reputable news
and broadcasting agencies in Hong Kong and overseas.
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