Chinese Culture

课程简介

Chinese Culture 课程名称：Master of Arts Program in Chinese Culture 学位类型：文学硕士（Chinese Culture） 修读模式：全日制或兼读制 学制：全日制: 1 年 兼读制: 2 年s 开设学院/学系：Division of Humanities 官方网站：https://shss.hkust.edu.hk/tpg/ccma/index 课程简介：The Master of Arts (MA) Program in Chinese Culture equips students with a multidisciplinary range of knowledge about Chinese culture from the humanities perspective. Disciplines include history, literature, religion, philosophy, anthropology and linguistics. This knowledge is imperativ

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入学要求

To qualify for admission, applicants must meet all of the following requirements. Admission is selective and meeting these minimum requirements does not guarantee admission. 1. General Admission Requirements of the University Applicants seeking admission to a master's degree program should have obtained a bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution, or an approved equivalent qualification. 2. English Language Admission Requirements Applicants have to fulfill English Language requirements with one of the following proficiency attainments: TOEFL iBT: 80 (for tests taken prior to 21 January 2026) * 4.5 (for tests taken from 21 January 2026 onwards) * TOEFL pBT: 550 TOEFL Revised paper-delivered test: 60 (total scores for Reading, Listening and Writing sections) IELTS (Academic Module): Overall score: 6.5 and All sub-score: 5.5 * * Refers to scores in one single attempt only. Test at home option is not accepted. Applicants are not required to present TOEFL or IELTS score if their first language is English, or they obtained the bachelor's degree (or equivalent) from an institution where the medium of instruction was English. 3. Program-Specific Admission Requirements One of the following: Level 4 in Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (HSK by Hanban or the “New HSK”) First language being Chinese Having (i) obtained a bachelor’s degree award by an institution where the medium of instruction was Chinese or (ii) completed a Chinese-medium academic program 4. Additional Information Priority will be given to applicants with Humanities or Social Science background. Proficiency in both English and Chinese is important for successful completion of the program. 原文链接：https://prog-crs.ust.hk/pgprog/2027-28/ma-cc/ 二、课程简介（英文原文） The Master of Arts (MA) Program in Chinese Culture equips students with a multidisciplinary range of knowledge about Chinese culture from the humanities perspective. Disciplines include history, literature, religion, philosophy, anthropology and linguistics. This knowledge is imperative for students who aspire to know more about the culture of the country. Students may choose to graduate with the Chinese Language and Literature Concentration or Chinese History and Anthropology Concentration upon fulfilling specific credit requirements. 三、学习目标（英文原文） On successful completion of the program, graduates will be able to: Identify, explain, and use cultural concepts, theories, and models. Analyze significant cultural phenomena related to Chinese past and present based on these cultural concepts, theories and models. Analyze Chinese culture in a global and cross-cultural comparative perspective based on the knowledge and skills of the Humanities from the program. Articulate Chinese culture critically and analytically in a range of Humanities disciplines, including History, Philosophy, Literature, Linguistics, or Anthropology, in both English and Chinese. Conduct original cultural research and participate effectively in project teams using an enhanced knowledge of Chinese culture gained from the program. 四、课程设置（英文原文） Minimum Credit Requirement 24 credits Foundation Course 3 credits LANG 5072 * * Exemption may be granted with prior approval of the Academic Director (normally with IELTS score of 8.0 or above, or equivalent, and successfully passed an English written test on Chinese culture). Students given exemption should take one more elective course to fulfill the graduation requirement of 24 credits. Required Courses 6 credits i. Chinese Language and Literature Concentration HMMA 5002 # HMMA 5003 # or HMMA 5009 # HMMA 5008 # HMMA 5010 # HMMA 5011 HMMA 5012 # HMMA 5002 can be substituted by HUMA 5160; HMMA 5003 can be substituted by HUMA 5300; HMMA 5008 can be substituted by HUMA 5230; HMMA 5009 can be substituted by HUMA 5360; HMMA 5010 can be substituted by HUMA 5330. ii. Chinese History and Anthropology Concentration HMMA 5005 HMMA 5006 # # HMMA 5006 can be substituted by HUMA 5700 iii. Others HMMA 5007 # # HMMA 5007 can be substituted by HUMA 5800 Not all required courses are offered every year. Students are advised to take the two required courses in Fall Term. Elective Courses 15 credits Students can choose from a list of China-related elective courses offered each year by the Division of Humanities. Surplus required course credits can be counted toward the elective requirement. Remarks Out of the required and elective courses: Two must be taught in English, but Chinese reading materials may be used. Two may be non-China-related courses, subject to the approval of the Academic Director. Students can take a non-HUMA course, subject to the approval of the Academic Director. Many courses are taught in English but assign readings in Chinese. Some courses are taught in Chinese (Putonghua) due to academic reasons. Students must be able to demonstrate proficiency in both English and Chinese. Full-time students are required to take a minimum of 9 credits of coursework each regular term, whereas part-time students are required to take a minimum of 3 credits each regular term. Upon entering the program, students' progress will be monitored by the Academic Director. With the approval of the Academic Director, student may take study leave for no more than one regular term.

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