Bachelor of Social Sciences (Hons) in Government and International Studies
 

政治及國際關係學社會科學學士(榮譽)
 

Year 3 Entry – Post-Secondary

Programme Code
Non-JUPAS: *BSSC - GIS

Duration of Study
2 Years

Mode of Study
Full Time

Class Start Date
September 2027

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Medium of Instruction
The medium of instruction for classroom teaching (in all forms) at HKBU is English, except for those courses that are granted exemption.

Fund Type
Government Funded

Credits Required for Graduation
128

 

General Information

The Bachelor of Social Sciences (Hons) in Government and International Studies provides students with a firm grasp of the different areas of political science including comparative politics (e.g. political institutions, political culture and political behavior), public policy and administration, international relations, political economy, political theory and research methods.  Geographically, the Programme focuses on the politics of Hong Kong, Chinese Mainland, the Asia-Pacific region and the European Union.  The Programme seeks to sharpen the student’s awareness by incorporating a systematic, comparative and international dimension, drawing both on the European Studies and Global & China Studies Programmes. It will prepare students for global careers related to public affairs, business, philanthropy, and international development.

  • Global faculty and scholars: representation from more than 10 countries
  • Partnership with top institutions: collaborations with Sciences Po Bordeaux for a combined degree programme
  • Academic activities: seminars and talks that actively welcome student participation
  • External connection for career: exchanges and collaborations with consulates, public institutions, NGOs and business corporations
  • Global exposure: emphasis on internships and overseas exchange opportunities

Internship, service-learning, exchange opportunities with overseas universities, study tours, research-related trainings with renowned political scientists.

Government and civil service, media, local and international non-governmental organisations, public policy research, global corporations, education, finance, and risk analysis

Programme Contact Information

Enquiry

Department of Government and International Studies

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(852) 3411 5669

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