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INTRODUCTION

After completing this minor, students should be able to:

1. Analyse the opportunities and challenges associated with the tourism and hospitality sector within local, regional and global contexts;
2. Develop pedagogical initiatives that take into account the features of the prevailing curriculum in the school sector and best practices in the tourism sector;
3. Explain the value of environmental and heritage conservation with reference to empirical examples and different regulatory standards; and,
4. Apply professional knowledge and competency essential to the development of the tourism sector. Design, with justifications, learning initiatives that enhance the sense of national identity and learners’ global perspective.

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INTRODUCTION

After completing this minor, students should be able to:

1. Design, with justifications, learning initiatives that enhance the sense of national identity and learners’ global perspective;
2. Analyse the salient curriculum and pedagogical features of prevailing secondary school citizenship curricula;
3. Explain key features of adolescent development and the importance of cultural diversity with empirical examples; and,
4. Develop classroom-based and out-of-classroom learning activities that cultivate positive thinking, problem-solving skills and ethical reasoning.

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INTRODUCTION

This minor is designed to provide students with a basic understanding of the critical issues in business career development, thus enhancing their preparedness for career options in both business and/or non-business sectors. It introduces the essential business and management concepts and examines the evolving local business environment from political, social, legal and economic perspectives. It also discusses critically the organizational, managerial and cultural challenges as well as legal and ethical concerns in the business settings.

After completing the Business Career Development minor, students should be able to:

• Master the fundamental concepts of business communication and culture at workplace;
• Demonstrate a solid understanding of the evolving business environment in Hong Kong and its impacts on societal and political aspects; 
• Appreciate the importance of entrepreneurship in business development and innovations;
• Analyze and evaluate critically the managerial and organizational challenges in the contemporary business world; and
• Develop a set of personal values and guiding principles based on strong business work ethics and moral conduct.

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For non-BEd(CHI HIST) students only

Chinese History is an important subject in Hong Kong secondary schools particularly in junior forms. This minor provides students with a basic understanding of the design and characteristics of the Chinese History curriculum in Hong Kong, and also equips them with the teaching skills of this subject. It introduces the continuity and changes of the history of China and Hong Kong with a focus on the inter-relationship among the geographic, economic, social, political and diplomatic developments from the pre-historic period to the present by adopting interdisciplinary approach. This minor also emphasizes the main features and achievements of the Chinese culture.

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INTRODUCTION

The Education and Society minor will enable students not only to understand how education can enhance quality of life and social well-being in the community, but also to identify the challenges the education sector faces in supporting personal growth and community development. 

After completing this minor, students should be able to:
a.         explain different educational and pedagogical issues from a variety of sociological perspectives; and 
b.         analyse the values of education in transforming society and the ethical dimensions of educational practices.

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INTRODUCTION

The Minor in Entrepreneurship and Business Innovation focuses on most recent innovation and technology in business as well as the latest development of information technology. It is designed for students of different disciplinary and learning backgrounds, so that they can critically select new technologies. Students are also trained with necessary competencies in knowledge and skills to set up and run their own business. Creativity and business innovation are emphasized in this minor in order to develop attributes of entrepreneurship. Developing entrepreneurship among students does not simply aim at teaching them to start or run a new business. It focuses on developing positive values and attitudes, generic skills and knowledge which enable students to stay positive in uncertainties, as well as identify and realize the opportunities.

Learning Outcomes

After completing this Minor, students should be able to 
(a)    demonstrate a solid understanding and command of the core concepts of entrepreneurship, creativity and innovation in a multi-cultural perspectives;
(b)    recognize knowledge and skills on the latest development on innovation and technology of business in local, regional and global context;
(c)    apply creative and critical thinking to solve business problems with ethical consideration; and 
(d)    exhibit the knowledge and practical skills in running a small business especially related to a start-up business.

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INTRODUCTION

The minor in Global Governance Studies consists of five social science courses with a focus on political science as applied to global urban and environmental studies. The minor will enable students first to come to a critical understanding of the political, economic, social, and cultural dimensions of globalization. They will then examine globalization's interrelationships with international organizations, international action to handle environmental change, international conflict, trends of urbanization, urban governance and policy, and other regional and international social and political trends.

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The Hong Kong Studies Minor is designed to (1) facilitate exchange students in their choices of minor and courses; (2) enhance the learning experiences and knowledge of students in the BEd programmes; and (3) widen the horizon of students in other existing non-BEd programmes.

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INTRODUCTION

This Minor comprises a cluster of social science subjects each focusing on various dimensions of law in theory and practice. It aims at exposing students to multiple disciplinary perspectives, such as political science and sociology, and to their interactions with law. Its spatial dimensions inform students of the discourse and practice of laws and legal regimes in local, regional and global contexts. Its temporal dimension guides students to reflect upon the manners in which the past has helped shape the present multidisciplinary understandings of law and their implications for future. Students who wish to develop their careers in the public, private and legal sectors will find this Minor useful and indispensable.

After completing this minor, participants should be able to:

1. Explain the major legal discourse and controversies in contemporary Hong Kong, China and global societies;
2. Integrate and apply the theories and research methods in the study of law-related issues from different temporal and spatial dimensions;
3. Articulate the key concepts and theories thereof through in-depth case studies;
4. Appreciate and practice diversity of thoughts, cultures and perspectives.

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