Bachelors 2017 in Zhuhai, Guangdong China. Bachelor (Hons) in Social Work and Social Administration The Bachelor in Social Work and Social Administration (BSWSA) Programme offers a 4-year undergraduate professional training to prepare social workers, social administrators and social policy makers who are devoted and dedicated to the improvement of human conditions, societal environments and subjective well being. Applying knowledge of social sciences derived from disciplines of anthropology, sociology, psychology, ecology, economics, politics, philosophy, legal studies and scientific research, we are committed to quality, interactive, community connected and evidenced-based education. Graduates will be equipped with the professional knowledge, skills and values as well as the confidence and competencies to meet with the challenges presented by the rapid social and economic changes in China and other parts of the world. As social work is originated from the West we are fully aware of the need of indigenous education while maintaining a global perspective. Curriculum This is a full-time programme leading to the degree of Bachelor of Social Work and Social Administration (Honours). Students are required to complete 132 uniits within the curriculum structure as follows: *For more details, please refer to http://uic.edu.hk/en/ar/staff/undergraduate-handbook/21088-undergraduate-handbook-2016-2017-for-2016-admission Career Prospects Social Work and Social Administration: a rapidly developing profession in China In the process of constructing a stable, harmonious society for the well-being of her citizens, China is in great demand for professionally trained social workers and social administrators, and it is certain that the career prospect for our graduates is very promising. Employment Opportunities in China In... [-]

Bachelor (Hons) in Media Arts & Design The MAD programme aims at preparing students to pursue creative excellence in a rich variety of professions, including, but not limited to, visual artists, digital artists, interactive designers, web designers, etc. Through rigorous visual arts, media and design training coupled with interdisciplinary collaborations, trans-media experimentations, and exchange activities, the MAD programme will give students a strong motive to develop beyond their comfort zones and explore the boundaries of their knowledge and abilities. The ultimate goal of the MAD programme is to train its graduates to be the “conveyer” or “communicator” of messages to fulfil the need of national policy in regards to innovation. The objectives of the programme are: To provide students with the fundamental knowledge and skills required for creating work of media arts and design. To nurture future professional visual artists, digital artists and designers. To educate future art historians and museum specialists with a global perspective on the media arts. Curriculum Students are expected to complete 132 units. *For more details, please refer to http://uic.edu.hk/en/ar/staff/undergraduate-handbook/21088-undergraduate-handbook-2016-2017-for-2016-admission Career Prospects While the provision of the MAD programme is a new development in UIC, majority of graduates of similar programmes in other institutions have secured employment in design companies, film companies, web companies, animation companies, production houses, museums, galleries, art houses, and other employment areas directly related to the creative industries. As aforementioned, the MAD programme aims at preparing students to develop their careers in a rich array of professions as: Artists (painter, sculptor,... [-]

Bachelors 2017 in Zhuhai, Guangdong China. Bachelor of Social Science (Hons) in Government and International Relations Why major in Government and International Relations? A major in Government and International Relations provides students with the tools they need to thrive in the increasingly interdependent world of tomorrow, which features governments, international organizations, multinational companies and NGOs. The programme seeks to provide students with an interdisciplinary knowledge of key political, economic and cultural dynamics, both at national and transnational levels. Over the course of four years, students will gain conceptual tools and practical skills that are essential for a variety of careers. Students will learn how to organize and interpret political, economic, and social data. They will acquire the ability to research and critically analyse material from a wide range of sources, to construct coherent arguments, and engage in problem-solving. Within the GIR Programme, students are exposed to different ways of thinking, perspectives and contexts. Studying organizations such as the World Trade Organization (WTO), the United Nations (UN), the European Union (EU) and other internationally active entities enables students to successfully manage the issues that shape today’s global arena. The GIR Programme trains students to investigate, analyse and advocate solutions to complex political and economic problems, allowing them to embark on exciting international careers in many areas that vary from business to diplomacy. Curriculum *For more details, please refer to http://uic.edu.hk/en/ar/staff/undergraduate-handbook/21088-undergraduate-handbook-2016-2017-for-2016-admission Career Prospects Employment Opportunities in China The Government and International Relations Programme offers vigorous training that allows graduates: to conduct fieldwork... [-]

Bachelor in Chinese (as a Foreign Language) The Program has two subprograms - the Chinese Language and the Business Chinese. Students in the Subprogram of the Chinese Language are trained to be specialized personnel of the Chinese language, knowledgeable about China and adaptable to the needs of the modern international development. Students in the Subprogram of the Business Chinese are trained to be those who can practice commercial trades in fluent Chinese, knowledgeable about China and adaptable to the needs of the modern commerce. Study Length The length of study for the Program is four years, which can be prolonged to a maximum of eight years. Study Place Students study at Zhuhai Campus in the first and second year, at Guangzhou Campus in the third and fourth year. Course Arrangement Chinese (as a Foreign Language) Undergraduate Program is divided into two directions: General Chinese language and Business Chinese. Students in either of direction of the first two years will take same basic courses which include elementary and intermediate Chinese, conversational Chinese, listening, extensive reading and basic composition. Students of the third and fourth years will take courses according to their chosen direction: Courses for General Chinese Language direction Advanced Comprehensive Course, Advanced Conversational Chinese, Chinese Composition, Modern Chinese Language, Basic Classical Chinese Language, Chinese Culture, Chinese Newspaper Reading and other selective courses. Courses for Business Chinese direction Comprehensive Business Chinese, Conversational Business Chinese, Chinese Business Composition, Chinese Business Reading, Economy of Current China, Basic Economics, International Trade and other selective... [-]

Bachelors 2017 in Zhuhai, Guangdong China. Bachelor in Computer Science and Technology Computer Science and Technology is a practical art. Since the field’s founding, it has brought society revolutionary innovations in entertainment, news media, medical care, business, finance, communications, education, scientific studies, and many more areas. In this, the information era, Computer Science is a key to a wide and constantly growing range of careers. Computer Science is playing an increasingly important role in everyday life, especially in business. The goal of the undergrate program in computer science and technology is to prepare students for careers in the application of computer science and technlogy in industry and business.Our students conduct research and study with the experts in computer science to solve the problems in many areas, such as online shopping and e-commerce as well as work with real world applications such as the data analysis behind electronic business and digital home, data sampling and dynamic event detection in Internet of Things. Due to the scale of internet use in China, the problems offer great challenges. The achievements of study and research will be widely applied in business relations between China and other contries around the world. Students who take this undergraduate program will receive instruction in English, but still have some courses related to China, such as Chinese Language and Chinese history. They can also get themselves involved in the extracurricular activities, like travelling, cultural events, and sporting events... Entry Requirements Non-Chinese citizen; High school graduate; 16 – 45 years... [-]