102 Master's degrees in Social Sciences in Hong Kong (SAR)

The degree of Master of Arts in Literary and Cultural Studies (MALCS) is a postgraduate degree offered by the Department of Comparative Literature at The University of Hong Kong. 

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.

The Master of Public Management (MPM) Program at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology prepares students for senior management roles in organizations providing public services or having frequent interactions with the public sector. 

Over the years, The University of Hong Kong's programme in Mental Health has grown into a strong network of students and teachers from healthcare, social care, and other professions, including social work, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, nursing, speech therapy, psychology, counselling, education, law and medicine. 

 The Japanese Studies programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong promotes the integration of teaching and research in Japanese studies at an advanced level. It aims to introduce students to integrate different disciplinary and methodological approaches, allowing them to develop as capable and independent researchers in Japanese studies. 

Chinese Art from The Chinese University of Hong Kong provides academic training for students to conduct advanced research on history, theory and studio practice of Chinese art. 

The Chinese and History degree from City University of Hong Kong consists of coursework, research studies, and qualifying examination leading to the submission of a thesis.

The goal of the Anthropology programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is to teach students the basic theories and methods of social and cultural anthropology and to give them a broad understanding of anthropology's different topics. Students will learn to develop their abilities of critical, independent and creative thinking in analyzing contemporary social and political issues.

As a student in Master of Arts in Global Society from Hong Kong Baptist University, you will be equiped to understand how the challenges and opportunities of connected society are multi-dimensional - social, cultural, economic, political, and environmental.

The Master of Counselling programme from Hong Kong Baptist University is a taught postgraduate programme deliberately designed for those working in education, social services, health services, religious services, personnel management, and others who are interested in counselling and working with people. 

Building on the success of launching the highly sought-after Postgraduate Certificate in Psychology programme since 1978, in 2015, The University of Hong Kong decided to upgrade the Postgraduate programme to become the Master of Social Sciences in Psychology (MSocSc(Psy)) programme.

Global Communication program at The Chinese University of Hong Kong graduates work in areas such as the media, education, the non-governmental sector, management and research.

Our English-taught MA in Chinese Studies programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong provides a platform for the study of Chinese art, history, politics, film, society, international relations, literature, and more.

The two-year Communication programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is research-oriented. It places very high importance on honesty in academic work submitted by students, and adopts a policy of zero tolerance on academic dishonesty.

The Expressive Arts Therapy program from The University of Hong Kong provides multi-modality (multiple arts forms) training in expressive arts therapy in the fields of healthcare, education, and community development. It aims to cultivate competent clinical and educational specialists ready to lead the development of the field of expressive arts therapy in Hong Kong and Asia.

The Ethics and Public Affairs program from Hong Kong Baptist University enables students to develop multiple interpretive perspectives (religious and philosophical) on perennial and contemporary issues in different contexts of public affairs. 

The Applied Psychology programme at Lingnan University aims to provide an environment conducive to learning knowledge and skills in the various areas of psychology.

Lead with inspiration, investment expertise, and a spirit of innovation. Learn everything with this Leadership for Experience Economy programme from The Chinese University of Hong Kong.

The Applied Economics programme at City University of Hong Kong can serve as a foundation for further academic work at the graduate level.

The LLM in Chinese Business Law programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong provides students with a structured course to study the principles, processes, institutions and methods of civil and commercial law in China in the context of an evolving political, economic and social environment.