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Programme Aims
This programme aims to cultivate students with professional ethics, creativity, lively teaching abilities and a global perspective for teaching the subject of Chinese History in secondary schools. Graduates are expected to:
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Programme Structure
Total 156 Credit Points (cps) | |
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Major | 39cps |
Education Studies | 30cps |
General Education | 22cps |
Field Experience | 20cps |
Language Enhancement | 9cps |
Final Year Project | 6cps |
Electives | 30cps |
![]() Field Experience
Students will be placed in schools which are important sites for learning to teach, and where they will interpret, generate, interact and experiment with theory. Block Practice will be conducted in local schools where the medium of instruction is often Cantonese. Accordingly, students should be able to demonstrate high proficiency in Cantonese to conduct Block Practice.
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Career Prospects
The programme aims to produce committed secondary school Chinese History teachers who are eligible to apply to become fully qualified and registered teachers in Hong Kong. Graduates of the Chinese History programme should also be capable of taking up non-teaching positions in editing, museum or government. |
Employment Highlights (2022)
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BEd (Hons) Chinese History
Dr Hui Kwok Wai
Assoicate Programme Leader
BEd (Hons) (Chinese History) Programme Bridges Curriculum Gap in Chinese History Education to Cultivate All-rounded Future Educators
"Who doesn't love stories?" For Dr Hui Kwok Wai, Associate Programme Leader of the Bachelor of Education (Honours) (Chinese History) programme, History is not only about facts and figures. "Studying History is also about understanding other people's stories and experiences – and thinking in this way makes History much more interesting."
Enquiries For Programme Information Tel: (852) 2948 7964 Email: a5b083@eduhk.hk
For Admission Information Tel: (852) 2948 6886 |
Remarks:
Field Experience, internship, overseas trips and immersion may be affected by the pandemic situation. Appropriate alternative arrangements will be made if outbound activities are suspended.
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- Any aspect of the course and course offerings (including, without limitation, the content of the course and the manner in which the course is taught) may be subject to change at any time at the sole discretion of the University. Without limiting the right of the University to amend the course and its course offerings, it is envisaged that changes may be required due to factors such as staffing, enrolment levels, logistical arrangements, curriculum changes, and other factors caused by unforeseeable circumstances. Tuition fees, once paid, are non-refundable.
- EdUHK is one of the teacher education providers in Hong Kong. Graduates of the University’s teacher education programmes are eligible to apply to become fully qualified and registered teachers. As regards teacher registration, graduates should approach the Teacher Registration Team of the Education Bureau (EDB) to submit applications directly. All applications will be assessed by the EDB. which will consider, among other things, whether an applicant has been convicted of any criminal offence (including sex-related offences) in Hong Kong or elsewhere, or is involved in any ongoing criminal proceedings or investigations. For details, please browse the EDB's website.
- Students admitted into this programme starting from the 2023/24 cohort are required to visit the Greater Bay Area (GBA) and/or other parts of Mainland China. Programme may also require students to participate in other non-local learning experience for completion of the programme. While the visits are heavily subsidised, students are still required to contribute part of the estimated cost of the visits ("student contribution"), whereas personal entertainment, meals expenses, travel document fee and personal insurance costs will not be supported. The estimated cost of the visits for students admitted to the 2023/24 cohort is not available yet as it is subject to a variety of factors such as changes to the cost of the visits as a result of inflation, trip duration, traveling expenses, the exchange rate, etc. The exact amount of student contribution is thus not available.