Programme Short Name | Study Mode | Normal Period of Study | JUPAS Code | EdUHK Programme Code |
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BSocSc(Psy) | Full-time | 4 Years (Year 1 Admissions) 2 Years (Senior Year Admissions) |
JS8651 | A4B075 |
Enquiry (Admissions) | Programme Leader | Enquiry (Programme) | Programme Booklet | Programme Website |
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(852) 2948 6886 Submit Your Enquiry |
Dr LEUNG Nga Man Angel (852) 2948 8765 nmleung@eduhk.hk |
(852) 2948 8442 bsocscpsy@eduhk.hk |
Programme Booklet |
Programme Introduction
The Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) in Psychology programme is designed to provide a comprehensive curriculum that meets the standards of both local and international universities. This programme features three interrelated concentrations: (1) School Psychology, (2) Health Psychology, and (3) Human Relations and Communication. These concentrations aim to enhance students' intellectual capacities and equip them with the necessary psychological knowledge and skills applicable in various professional settings. This programme prepares graduates for advanced postgraduate studies in professional psychology disciplines, such as clinical psychology, counselling psychology, educational psychology, and industrial-organizational psychology. Graduates may also pursue diverse career opportunities in business sectors, social services, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs).
Programme Features
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Unique areas of concentration: School Psychology, Health Psychology, and Human Relations and Communication
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Provides industrial and/or research internship opportunities
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1st step towards a promising career as a professional psychologist or in psychology-related fields
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International exposure and networking opportunities in the Greater Bay Area
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Qualifies graduates to apply for membership of the Hong Kong Psychological Society
Programme Structure
Domain | Credit Points (cps) | |
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Year 1 Admissions | Senior Year Admissions | |
Major | ||
- Foundation and Core Courses | 24 | 21 |
- Cross-Faculty Core Course | 3 | 3 |
- Major Interdisciplinary Course | 3 | 3 |
- Major Electives | 21 | 3 |
- Internship* | 3 | 3 |
Second Major / Minor / Electives | 30 | 15 |
General Education | 22 | 6 |
Language Enhancement | 9 | / |
Final Year Project
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6 | 6 |
Total: | 121 | 60 |
Notes:
(1) Classes will be held in Tai Po Campus and Tseung Kwan O Study Centre / North Point Study Centre / Sports Centre / Kowloon Tong Satellite Study Centre as decided by the University.
(2) Students admitted into this programme are required to visit the Greater Bay Area (GBA) and/or other parts of Mainland China. The programme may also require students to participate in other non-local learning experience for completion of the programme. While the visits are subsidised, students are required to contribute part of the estimated cost of the visits ("students’ contribution"), whereas any personal entertainment, meals expenses, travel document fee and personal insurance costs shall be at students’ own expense. The estimated cost of the visits and students’ contribution for students admitted to the coming cohort is yet to be available due to a variety of factors such as inflation of cost of the visits, trip duration, traveling expenses, the exchange rate, etc.
(3)* First-Year-First-Degree students are mandated to complete at least a 2-week internship in Mainland China, while Senior Year entry students have the option to choose between conducting their internship in Mainland China or Hong Kong.
Internship
Students are required to take one 3-cp Internship course. Specifically, two 3-cp internship courses will be offered: “Industrial Internship” and “Scientific Study in Psychology I: Research Internship”.
First-Year-First-Degree students are mandated to complete at least a 2-week internship in Mainland China, while Senior Year entry students have the option to choose between conducting their internship in Mainland China or Hong Kong.
Career Prospects/Professional Recognition
Graduates of BSocSc (Honours) in Psychology are eligible to apply for membership in the Hong Kong Psychological Society.