90 M.A. Master of Arts in Hong Kong (SAR)

The Mental Health Master is offered by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. The overall aim of the programme is to prepare reflective social work and mental health practitioners via a mixed-mode programme of study which enables participants to develop specialised practice knowledge through an intellectually challenging experience.

The Creative Media programme offered at City University of Hong Kong is a selective programme designed to cultivate the next generation of cultural innovators.

The Japanese Studies program at The Chinese University of Hong Kong refers to the academic study of Japan from historical, cultural, and linguistic perspectives, and includes both humanities and social sciences. 

The Master of Arts in the field of Hong Kong History from The University of Hong Kong provides advanced training in both academic history and knowledge relevant to the professional job market.

Social Service Management from The Chinese University of Hong Kong is a one-year full time programme that enhances the managerial competence of social service personnel through quality postgraduate education.  

Psychology from The Chinese University of Hong Kong aims to provide university graduates who did not major in psychology an opportunity to pursue graduate studies in psychology. 

Professional Educational Psychology from The Chinese University of Hong Kong offers professional training in educational psychology through a scientist-practitioner model, featuring a curriculum consisting of an array of course work in assessment, consultation, and evidence-based interventions that are relevant to the local context.  

The Integrated Marketing Communication programme at City University of Hong Kong is modeled after leading programs in such universities as Northwestern University in the United States, consisting of four integrated components: advertising, public relations, marketing, and new media technologies.

The Intercultural Studies program at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is at the cutting-edge of the study of film and digital media, gender and sexuality, urbanism, techno-science, posthumanism, and ecological and animal rights.

The MA in English - Literary Studies at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is an intensive taught programme, one year for full-time students and two years for part-time students.