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Top-Up Degree Admission (Direct / Non-JUPAS Application to Bachelor's Degree Programmes) Undergraduate Programmes 2014 Entry Advanced Standing I (ASI) / Advanced Standing II (ASII)(Senior-year places) / Top-up Degree Admission (Direct / non-JUPAS Application to Bachelor’s Degree Programmes) Students with a recognized qualification may be admitted to the University with advanced standing. Students admitted with advanced standing may complete the degree with a minimum of 60 or 90 credit units, subject to the requirements of individual degrees/majors. Advanced Standing I (ASI) Students with Advanced-Level Examinations or other recognized qualifications may be admitted to the University with Advanced Standing I. They have to achieve a minimum requirement of 90 credit units for graduation subject to the requirements of individual colleges/schools, and the maximum number of credit units completed should not exceed 114. Advanced Standing II (ASII) Students with Associate Degree, Higher Diploma or other recognized qualifications may be admitted to the University with Advanced Standing II. They have to achieve a minimum requirement of 60 credit units for graduation subject to the requirements of individual colleges/schools, and the maximum number of credit units completed should not exceed 84. Students admitted with advanced standing will not be entitled to any credit transfer on the basis of their previous qualifications attained prior to their admission to the University. Instead, students may be granted exemption from specific courses based on prior study. Government-Funded Bachelor’s Degree Programmes (Full Time) College of Business Advanced Standing Admission Code Programme ASI ASII Department of Accountancy BBA - Accountancy 1016 ü ü 工商管理學士 - 會計 p.6 Department of Economics and Finance BBA - Business Economics 1078 ü ü 工商管理學士 - 商業經濟 p.9 - 1080 BBA Finance ü ü 工商管理學士 - 金融 p.11 - 1184 BBA Banking and Financial Services ü 工商管理學士 - 銀行及金融服務 p.13 Department of Information Systems - 1092 BBA Information Management ü ü 工商管理學士 - 資訊管理 p.15 - 1171 BBA Global Business Systems Management ü 工商管理學士 - 環球商業系統管理 p.18 - 1183 BBA Marketing Information Management * ü 工商管理學士 - 營銷資訊管理 p.21 Department of Management - 1054 BBA International Business (Japan Studies) ü ü 工商管理學士 - 國際商業(日本) p.24 - 1107 BBA Human Resources Management ü ü 工商管理學士 - 人力資源管理 p.26 * Cross-departmental programme p.1 Undergraduate Programmes 2014 Entry College of Business Advanced Standing Admission Code Programme ASI ASII Department of Management Sciences - # 1030 BBA Management Sciences ü ü 工商管理學士 - 管理科學 p.28 BBA - Business Analysis 1186 ü ü 工商管理學士 - 商業分析 p.29 Department of Marketing - 1066 BBA China Business ü ü 工商管理學士 - 中國企業管理 p.31 - 1119 BBA Marketing ü ü 工商管理學士 - 市場營銷學 p.33 - 1183 BBA Marketing Information Management* ü 工商管理學士 - 營銷資訊管理 p.35 College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Advanced Standing Admission Code Programme ASI ASII Department of Applied Social Sciencesr BSocSc - Psychology 1298 ü ü 社會科學學士 - 心理學 p.38 BSocSc - Social Work 1303 ü ü 社會科學學士 - 社會工作 p.41 BSocSc - Applied Sociology 1315 ü ü 社會科學學士 - 應用社會學 p.44 BSocSc - Criminology 1355 ü ü 社會科學學士 - 犯罪學 p.47 Department of Asian and International Studies BSocSc - Asian and International Studies 1327 ü ü 社會科學學士 - 亞洲及國際研究 p.49 Department of Chinese and Historyr BA - Chinese 1286 ü ü 文學士 - 中文 p.51 BA - Culture and Heritage Management 1339 ü ü 文學士 - 文化與文化產業管理 p.53 Department of English BA - English Studies 1250 ü ü 文學士 - 英語語言 p.55 # Will be retitled to “Business Operations Management”, subject to approval * Cross-departmental programme r New title with effect from 1 July 2014 p.2 Undergraduate Programmes 2014 Entry College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Advanced Standing Admission Code Programme ASI ASII Department of Linguistics and Translationr BA - Linguistics and Language Technology 1236 ü ü 文學士 - 語言學及語言科技 p.58 BA - Translation and Interpretation 1248 ü ü 文學士 - 翻譯及傳譯 p.60 Department of Media and Communication BA - Media and Communication 1341 ü ü 文學士 - 媒體與傳播 p.62 BA - Digital Television and Broadcasting 1356 ü ü 文學士 - 數碼電視與廣播 p.65 Department of Public Policy BSocSc - Public Policy, Management, and Politics 1274 ü ü 社會科學學士 - 公共政策、管理與政治 p.68 BSocSc - Environmental Policy * 1353 ü ü 社會科學學士 - 環保政策 p.70 College of Science and Engineering Advanced Standing Admission Code Programme ASI ASII BSc - Architectural Studies BG20 ü 理學士 - 建築學 p.72 Department of Biology and Chemistry BSc - Applied Biology 1511 ü ü 理學士 - 應用生物學 p.74 BSc - Applied Chemistry 1523 ü ü 理學士 - 應用化學 p.77 BSc - Environmental Science and Management 1676 ü ü 理學士 - 環境科學與管理 p.80 Department of Civil and Architectural Engineering BEng - Construction Engineering and Management 1535 ü ü 工學士 - 建造工程及管理 p.83 BSc - Surveying 1547 ü ü 理學士 - 測量學 p.86 BEng - Building Services Engineering 1688 ü ü 工學士 - 屋宇裝備工程 p.89 BEng - Civil and Structural Engineering 1690 ü ü 工學士 - 土木及結構工程 p.92 r New title with effect from 1 July 2014 * Cross-departmental programme p.3 Undergraduate Programmes 2014 Entry College of Science and Engineering Advanced Standing Admission Code Programme ASI ASII Department of Computer Science BSc - Computer Science 1561 ü ü 理學士 - 電腦科學 p.95 Department of Electronic Engineering BEng - Computer Engineering 1573 ü ü 工學士 - 電子計算機工程學 p.98 BEng - Electronic and Communication Engineering 1585 ü ü 工學士 - 電子及通訊工程學 p.102 BEng - Information Engineering 1597 ü ü 工學士 - 資訊工程學 p.106 Department of Mathematics BSc - Computing Mathematics 1626 ü 理學士 - 計算數學 p.110 Department of Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering BEng - Manufacturing Systems Engineering 1602 ü ü 工學士 - 製造系統工程學 p.113 BEng - Mechatronic Engineering 1614 ü ü 工學士 - 機電一體化工程學 p.116 BEng - Nuclear and Risk Engineering * 1692 ü ü 工學士 - 核子及風險工程 p.119 BEng - Bioengineering * 1693 ü ü 工學士 - 生物工程 p.122 Department of Physics and Materials Science BSc - Applied Physics 1638 ü ü 理學士 - 應用物理學 p.125 BEng - Materials Engineering 1640 ü ü 工學士 - 材料工程學 p.128 Department of Systems Engineering and Engineering Management BEng - Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management 1652 ü ü 工學士 - 工業工程及工程管理學 p.131 BEng - e-Logistics and Technology Management * 1743 ü ü 工學士 - 電子物流及科技管理學 p.134 BEng - Total Quality Engineering * 1781 ü ü 工學士 - 全質量安全監控工程學 p.137 * Cross-departmental programme p.4 Undergraduate Programmes 2014 Entry School of Creative Media Advanced Standing Admission Code Programme ASI ASII BA - Creative Media 1456 ü ü 文學士 - 創意媒體 p.140 BSc - Creative Media * 1468 ü ü 理學士 - 創意媒體 p.143 BAS - New Media 1471 ü ü 文理學士 - 新媒體 p.146 School of Energy and Environment Advanced Standing Admission Code Programme ASI ASII BEng - Energy Science and Engineering 1694 ü ü 工學士 - 能源科學及工程學 p.149 School of Law (No Advanced Standing Admission) Code Programme School of Law (Bachelor of Laws) 1061 法律學院 (法律學學士) p.151 Non-Government-Funded Top-up Degree Programmes (for local students only) College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences Code Programme Department of Applied Social Sciencesr BA - Social Work (part time) BP06 文學士 - 社會工作（兼讀制） p.155 Department of Public Policy BSocSc - Administration and Public Management (full time) BP09 社會科學學士 - 行政及公共管理（全日制） p.157 * Cross-departmental programme r New title with effect from 1 July 2014 p.5 Bachelor of Business Administration - Accountancy 工商管理學士 - 會計 Year of Entry 2014 Mode of Funding Government funded Admission Code 1016 Mode of Study Full time Advanced Standing I places : Please click here for details. Indicative Intake Target Adv Standing II/Senior-year government-funded places : 40 Tuition Fee http://wikisites.cityu.edu.hk/sites/tuitionfee/prog/gf_1016.htm Direct/Non-JUPAS 31 Jan 2014 (Local) Application Deadline 28 Feb 2014 (Non-local) Mr Sunny WONG Tze-ming Major Leader MBA, FCCA, ACMA, CPA (HK) [email protected] Mr Sunny WONG Tze-ming (Professional Accounting Stream) Stream Advisor MBA, FCCA, ACMA, CPA (HK) [email protected] Dr S O WONG (Professional Accounting and Legal Studies Stream) Stream Advisor DBA, PCLL, AICPA(I.A.), CMA [email protected] Dr Joseph Atkins JOHNSTON (Professional Accounting and Information Systems Audit Stream) Stream Advisor MPA, PhD [email protected] General Enquiries [email protected] Our Target To deal with the challenges of the new economy, accountancy graduates need to acquire professional accounting competencies, a broad understanding and knowledge of core business disciplines and intellectual and analytical capabilities. To achieve this aim, students will acquire an understanding of the social, economic, regulatory and political environments related to business in Hong Kong, the Chinese mainland and the Asia- Pacific region. We also provide students with a broad-based education covering various general education perspectives in business disciplines such as economics, finance, management, marketing, information management and quantitative methods, and a choice of over 50 minor studies. Start Your Career Here We will facilitate your acquisition of the qualifications and skills you need for career advancement in prominent multinational certified public accounting firms, government departments, commercial, industrial and public organisations. How You Get In To be eligible for admission, you must satisfy CityU's General Entrance Requirements. Preference will be given to students with better proficiency in English who have studied a course in Mathematics, Additional Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Pure Mathematics or Statistics in a high school or a post-secondary institution. 6 For senior-year (Advanced Standing II) admission, applicants are normally expected to have completed an Associate Degree / Higher Diploma with a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of ≥3.0, or an equivalent overall mark or credit award. Preference may be given to applicants who have attained Level 4 or above in HKDSE English OR grade D or above in HKALE Use of English OR IELTS 6.5 or above. For further details on the admission and interview requirements, please enquire with respective programme departments. Applications will be considered on a case-by-case basis. HKDSE students will apply through JUPAS. They may select this major after their admission to the College of Business. For details, click here. Curriculum For details about the curriculum requirements, please click here.
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