FHM Scholars Claim Nine Spots in World’s Top 2% Scientists by Stanford University in the 2025 rankings
Undergraduate Prospectus 2027/28 is Now Available!
Second Majors and Minors Brochure 2025/26 is now available!
Humanity can broaden the Way
20
+
Undergraduate / Postgraduate / Professional Development Programmes
300
+
Academic / Teaching / Research / Administrative Staff
2500
+
Local / International Students
5
Departments
5
Centres / Research Centres
News & Events
![[MAICT Taste Lecture] The World Through Images: Visual Narratives and Their Interpretation](/fhm/f/news/6931/761p428/LML%20Taste%20Lecture%20-%2020260410%20Marija_by_Stephanie.png)
Areas of Expertise as Represented by Departments
Department of Chinese Language Studies
Leveraging our strength of veteran teachers and high-calibre scholars in Chinese language education, international Chinese language education and Chinese linguistics, the Department of Chinese Language Studies (CHL) undertakes teaching and research on Chinese language education and Chinese linguistics for a variety of programmes in the Faculty of Humanities and beyond.
Department of Cultural and Creative Arts
CCA is dedicated to becoming a premier arts education provider, and seeks to create an impact not only in Hong Kong and the Asia-Pacific region, but also globally.
CCA is a vibrant and inspiring place to strive for academic and artistic excellence in Music and the Visual Arts. Offering a wide spectrum of programmes, CCA is committed to nurturing skilled, knowledgeable and caring graduates who can take up transformative roles as innovative educators, enterprising community-based arts practitioners, creative thinkers, and cultural leaders in the 21st Century. Our colleagues, whose research interests and achievements span the fine arts, art history, cultural studies, improvisation, performance, creativity, education policy, pedagogy and teacher development, are energetic and passionate about working on innovative and cutting-edge projects.
Department of English Language Education
The Department of English Language Education (ELE) aspires to play a regionally leading role in the study and practice of English language education in Hong Kong and beyond, to nurture graduates with a global outlook and multicultural awareness, and to excel in multidisciplinary research in language learning and teaching.
Department of Literature and Cultural Studies
Firmly rooted in Hong Kong, a city with a rich history of intercultural encounters, the Department of Literature and Cultural Studies (LCS) at The Education University of Hong Kong pursues regional leadership in literary, cultural, and historical studies. Through strong commitment to the research activities of its staff, to interdisciplinary engagements, and to intercultural and international exchange, the Department aspires to become a prominent site of quality higher education and academic excellence.
Department of Linguistics and Modern Language Studies
The Department of Linguistics and Modern Language Studies (LML) aspires to play a leading role in the study of linguistics in the region, producing high quality graduates and scholars well versed in language studies in multilingual settings incorporating language technology. The focus is on the scientific study of human language and the creation of a multidisciplinary research culture in areas such as language technology, digital humanities for Cantonese, corpus linguistics, clinical linguistics, language in society, language learning and acquisition, multilingual education, and translation studies. We are also committed to the promotion of modern language learning as a response to increasing globalisation and cross-cultural communication.
Research & Knowledge Transfer
Research Projects
The work of art in the age of post-digital production: A study of the maker culture in Hong Kong
- Dr SONG Min Jeong
Year: 2018-2021
Capacity: PI
Department of Cultural and Creative Arts
Research Projects
Family Language Policy among Underprivileged Families in Hong Kong in the Digitalized Era: Antecedents, processes, and effects on English language learning
- Prof GU Ming Yue Michelle
Year: 2024-2026
Capacity: PI
People @ FHM
