Undergraduate Course Offering for Fall 2019
Under a policy approved by the Senate, exceptions to the general University policy stating that English is the medium of instruction will be permitted when the courses are related to the area of Chinese studies and are approved by the School of Humanities and Social Science. Courses approved to be taught in Chinese carry a [PU] or [CA] notation in the course description, which indicates the spoken language used in teaching: [PU] stands for Putonghua; and [CA] for Cantonese.
Courses marked with a [C] in the course description are not taught in Chinese but may require students to read materials in Chinese. Students who have difficulty reading materials in Chinese should consult the instructor concerned prior to enrolling in these courses. Alternative English reading materials may be provided.
- School-Sponsored Course
- Linguistics
- Literature
- History and Anthropology
- Philosophy and Religion
- Music
- Studio Arts
course syllabus
| History and Anthropology | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Course Code | Course Title | Instructor | |
| HUMA1420 | Late Imperial China from Yuan to Qing | Venus Viana | |
| HUMA1440# | Modern China [C] | Virgil Ho | > |
| HUMA1520 | Modern East Asia | David Chang | > |
| HUMA1671 | Cantonese Opera in Hong Kong Culture [C][CA] | Sau-yan Chan | |
| HUMA1672 | Studio Arts Workshops: Cantonese Opera [C][CA] | Sau-yan Chan | |
| HUMA2597 | Environmental History | Jenny Smith | |
| HUMA2621 | Culture and Environment | Jianxiong Ma | > |
| HUMA2660^ | Introduction to Chinese Painting [C][PU] | Flora Fu | |
| HUMA2670 | Understanding Western Painting | Anna Kwong | |
| HUMA3630# | Community and Cultural Identity | Siu-woo Cheung | |
| HUMA4610*# | Heritage in Cross-cultural Perspective | Tik-sang Liu | |
* non-common core course
^ Chinese communication course
# GCS course
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