The medium of instruction for classroom teaching (in all forms) at HKBU is English, except for those courses that are granted exemption.
Government Funded
September 2024
HK$42,100 (local); HK$145,000 (non-local) i
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Programme Description
The Film and Television Concentration provides comprehensive training in film and television, with attention to relevant areas of theory, history, and practice.
Unique Features
To equip students with the knowledge and vocational skill required to develop careers in the creative industries, such as film, television, commercial and other sections in audio-visual production and to provide theoretical training in cinematic arts.
Student Learning Experiences
Career Opportunities
Career prospects for graduates include creative content industries, such as network TV, film, broadcasting, cable TV, multimedia, animation, online and interactive application development, visual and creative communication, and other sectors involved in the use of electronic image-sound media, such as public relations and advertising, IT. education, publishing, corporate communication, arts and media administration and management.
Remark:
We adopt a holistic approach in selecting applicants on individual merits. Applicants are required to meet the University entrance requirements, English Language requirements and Programme entrance requirements (if any).
Associate Degree/ Higher Diploma Students/ Holders
Local final year students or graduates of an Associate Degree/ Higher Diploma programme at an institution recognised by the University are eligible for publicly-funded senior year places.
Transfer Students
Transfer students who are currently enrolled in a Bachelor’s degree or higher degree programmes at a local or non-local university may apply.
Please note that according to the guidelines of the University Grants Committee (UGC) on inter-institutional transfer of students, repeating of UGC-funded undergraduate study across institutions, irrespective of whether there is a change of programme or discipline, is generally discouraged unless under very exceptional circumstances.
Applicants are required to submit their portfolios in digital format before the interview and authorize the interview panel to access them. They may be asked to present their portfolios during the interview. The portfolios should demonstrate the applicant’s potential in creativity, storytelling techniques, and concepts of images.