608 Master's degrees in Hong Kong (SAR)

The Global Business and Marketing programme of the Hong Kong Metropolitan University aims to deepen students’ understanding of the concepts, practices and techniques for conducting international business, while also focusing on marketing activities.

The Master of Education (MEd) from The University of Hong Kong is an academic degree for education professionals who are looking for opportunities to extend their professional knowledge in education.

The MSc in Engineering Business Management at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University is designed for those who want to become managers and leaders in technology-based businesses. 

The Master of Accountancy course at The Chinese University of Hong Kong has garnered respect as a leading accounting programme, recognised and accredited by all major professional accounting bodies. 

The Master of Social Science in Government and Politics course at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is a taught Master Programme and open to all prospective applicants who interested in pursuing Government and Politics or Greater China Studies as a second degree.

 Computer Science and Engineering at The Chinese University of Hong Kong aims to educate researchers to embark on careers that would allow them to become world leaders in their fields, working as university professors, principal investigators in research institutes, senior managers in enterprises, or experts in other professions related to the pursuit and application of knowledge.

The Human Rights Programme from The University of Hong Kong focuses on human rights issues of global concern, including in the Asia-Pacific region, and aims to foster an active learning environment.

The objectives of the Counselling program from The University of Hong Kong are to equip students for acting as the first line of help, both at work and in their personal lives, for people in need of support before they develop more severe mental health problems and to add to the resources of practitioners in human services who find themselves in need of further training in the counselling process.

Physics course at The Chinese University of Hong Kong has a strong commitment to curiosity-driven research but also recognizes its responsibility in helping industry conduct market-driven research and development. 

This Early Childhood Education program at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is designed to provide innovative and energetic early childhood educators with both the theoretical and applied knowledge as well as skills needed to lead successful improvements of early childhood education and to nurture children to attain a balanced development.

The Journalism programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is designed to provide both professional and academic training about journalism to people from a wide variety of background.  

The Advertising program at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is a one-year full time or two-year part time taught programme that aims at training professionals at higher levels for the Hong Kong advertising and marketing communications industry. 

Information Engineering program at The Chinese University of Hong Kong focuses on areas related to generation, communication, storage, and processing of information as may be encountered in many real world applications. 

The Corporate Communication programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is a taught programme aiming to equip students with a wide range of knowledge essential to promoting effective communication in a corporate setting.

Fine Arts (Part-time) from The Chinese University of Hong Kong aims to provide a platform for the development of individual art practices.  

The aim of the Obstetrics and Gynaecology program at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is to provide scientific training in research design, methodology, data analysis and result interpretation.

The Mathematics Education programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is a joint venture pioneered by mathematics educators and research mathematicians.

The Master of Architecture programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is the second part of a two-degree sequence in professional architectural education. It is a taught postgraduate programme for students who intend to become architects.

The Imaging and Interventional Radiology programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is research-oriented.

Continuous professional development is essential to electronic engineers to open new doors and to excel at work. This is what we want to offer in our Electronic Engineering  programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong.