Postgraduate Course Offering for Spring 2025
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.
- Linguistics
- Literature, Film, and Media Studies
- History and Anthropology
- Philosophy and Religion
- HMMA Course
course syllabus
| Philosophy and Religion | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Course Code | Course Title | Instructor | |
| HUMA5850 | Taoism | Jenny Hung | |
| HUMA5900 | Fundamentals of Comparative Philosophy [C] | Eric Nelson | |
| HMMA Course | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Course Code | Course Title | Instructor | |
| HMMA5005@ | Modern Chinese History [C] | Liz Chee | |
| HMMA5006@ | Anthropological Studies of China [C] | Siu-woo Cheung | |
@ MACC required course
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