Our Majors

Explores how to tackle dilemmas and difficult choices under limited resoruces

Studies the consequences of such choices by individuals, businesses, government, and society

Introduces students to using data to analyse the world and test theory against reality

Aims to train more young professionals to meet the emerging manpower needs of the banking and finance sector, especially in Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area

Provides a board-based and internationally oriented curriculum attuned to the fast-changing world of international economics and banking

Studies both academic and practical knowledge in global economics and banking to prepare students for their career pursuits

Studies the shaping and sharing of power, including its uses, acquisition, and distribution in both domestic and international contexts

Covers Hong Kong and Chinese politics, Asian international relations and regional security, international political economy, international and comparative politics, public policy and governance, political theory and political behaviour

Cultivates students’ critical spirit which allows them to challenge traditional ideas about “who gets what, when and how” in a changing world

Provides students with essential knowledge and principles from different sub-fields of psychology, including developmental psychology, social psychology and cognitive psychology

Develops students’ ability to scientifically analyse human cognitive processes and behaviour

Prepares students for further studies, such as in psychology, teaching, and social work; and for employment especially those involving human relations, managerial and administrative occupations

A growing mental-health service specialty within the field of applied psychology, concerned with the psycho-social, vocational and developmental aspects of people’s lives

Aims to enhance the quality of life and effectiveness of people’s functioning through handling mental health issues and facilitating human development and adjustment, both at individual and organisational levels

Prepares graduates for future postgraduate training in counselling-related professions and for entry-level positions in human service agencies (e.g. social work, school psychology, healthcare, human resources) where counselling skills are necessary

Equip students with broad knowledge and understanding of psychological principles

Nurture students to become critical thinkers and problem solvers who can tackle organisational issues through the use of psychological principles

Sharpen students’ awareness of the diversity and key challenges in modern work and business context

Provide students with the skills to conduct independent scientific research to understand issues occurred in business and organisational environment

Dedicated to the understanding of the fundamental principles of social life and to the systematic study of social institutions and social transformations

Enables students to answer the “what”, “how” and “why” questions about human societies, past and present

Graduates will have a broad array of postgraduate opportunities and will be equipped to pursue employment opportunities in government, NGOs and the private sector

Introduces students to the latest theories and practices in health and social services

Facilitates students’ integration of theory and practice through experiential learning and internship opportunities

Equips students with essential knowledge and skills to take on a wide range of jobs related to social services and healthcare in both public and private sectors such as project officers, training officers, social services administrators and research officers

Focuses on transnational political-economic relations, regional and international economic and political interactions, conflicts and cooperation

Employs a multidisciplinary approach to interpret and understand global political-economic dynamics and transformations

Empowers students to think globally and to comprehend the current trends of global political-economic affairs

Studies social and public policies, particularly as they relate to the rapid changes in local, regional and global environments

Studies social and economic issues such as ageing and population, gender, employment, housing, health and social welfare

Provides inter-disciplinary perspectives that will enhance students’ ability to analyse social and public policy issues and debates

Equips students to creatively and effectively gather, analyse, and interpret social data to tackle real-world challenges related to people and society

The interdisciplinary curriculum blends fundamental social sciences theories with cutting-edge data science techniques, providing a well-rounded education

Students experience the unique synergy of Economics, Government and International Affairs, Psychology, and Sociology and Social Policy, while gaining practical data science skills

Graduates are prepared for exciting careers in both the public and private sectors, with opportunities as analysts, researchers, and data scientists in various industries, government agencies, and non-government organisations