Minor in Public Policy and Management (PPM)
(This Minor is offered by the Department of Asian and Policy Studies (APS) from 2022/23 intake and onwards.)
Aims
This Minor aims at catering students’ new demand for knowledge and skills for their career development in public sector, public bodies (e.g. Trading Fund and Housing Authority), think tanks, policy consultancy and other relevant sectors.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the Minor, students will be able to:
Minor Requirement
Students who take Public Policy and Management as a Minor are required to choose any FIVE out of the seven courses.
| Course Code/ Course Outline | Course Title | Credit Points |
| Electives (Choose any 5 courses out of the following 7 courses) | ||
| PUA2013* | Managing and Organising Social Enterprises | 3 |
| PUA2014* | Organisational Budget Management | 3 |
| PUA3009 | International Public Management | 3 |
| POS3008 | Inequality and Social Policies in Contemporary Society | 3 |
| SSC3259 | Strategic Communication and Public Relations Management | 3 |
| SSC4260 | Advanced Methods for Public Policy Analysis and Evaluation: Quantitative Research | 3 |
| PPG6002# | Public Policy and Governance: Processes and Techniques | 3 |
Note
*Major core course of BSocSc(SEDS)
# Core course from Master of Public Policy and Management (MPPM). Students who want to register for this master-level course as a Minor course should obtain a Programme GPA of 3.0 or above, and have to submit an application form via email to aps@eduhk.hk. Application form and details for the master level course can be https://www.eduhk.hk/gradsch/index.php/current-students/course-sharing.html.
ENQUIRIES
Enquiries of Minor in Public Policy and Management: aps@eduhk.hk
Last Update: May 2023
Disclaimer
This minor programme will be offered under the new “Department of Social Sciences and Policy Studies” effective from 2023/24.
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