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

International and Public Affairs is a taught-course postgraduate programme at The University of Hong Kong in international affairs focusing on the Asia Pacific region. Networked with institutions in mainland China, North America, and Europe, the programme is designed for mid-career professionals and university graduates who want to further develop or prepare for careers in international affairs.

The Master of Social Sciences in Criminology [MSocSc(Crim)] from The University of Hong Kong is the first and long established postgraduate criminology programme in Hong Kong.

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 University of Hong Kong's Master of Social Sciences programme in Media, Culture and Creative Cities [MSocSc(MCCC)] provides an innovative sociologically-grounded approach to understanding the central role of media, culture and creativity in a world city context.

The aim of the Social Sciences - Behavioral Health programme at The University of Hong Kong is to provide a systematic and comprehensive training in behavioral health with a solid, culturally relevant and holistic orientation. 

The Master of Science in Human Resource and Organisational Management from Lingnan University s designed for individuals who are, or intend to be, working in the field of human resource management or who occupy or intend to occupy positions with substantial leadership or line management responsibilities. 

The Global Political Economy course at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is a renowned interdisciplinary programme that features the concept of “global” by linking closely global trends with local dynamics.

The M.A. in Gender Studies at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is designed to provide a broad base of understanding on gender studies, to introduce basic theoretical and methodological tools in gender studies, and to analyze cutting-edge issues related to gender issues in the contemporary world.

Chinese Medicine (Part-time) at The Chinese University of Hong Kong is a two-year part-time programme. It has two specializations, namely Chinese Medicine and Acupuncture. 

The Communication programme from Hong Kong Baptist University approaches communication at the individual, organizational and societal levels with a focus on communication in Hong Kong, Mainland China, and Taiwan. Attention is also paid to the impact of changing media technologies.

The Chinese Studies programme at The Chinese University of Hong Kong welcomes applicants interested in advanced research training in the interdisciplinary study of Chinese history, economy, politics and business, literature, film, religion, culture and society. 

The Public Policy and Management programme at City University of Hong Kong will provide you with opportunities to enhance your theoretical knowledge, practical skills and critical understanding of public policy and management processes in both local and international contexts.

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 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. 

Economics from The Chinese University of Hong Kong is suitable for those who wish to pursue further PhD studies in economics and related disciplines or seek professional positions in private and public sectors by demonstrating their ability to carry out original analyses of economic issues with an academic value and/or policy relevance.

Industrial-Organizational Psychology from The Chinese University of Hong Kong introduces students to application of psychological research to the workplace to improve the well-being and performance of the people and the organization.  

Psychology from The Chinese University of Hong Kong aims to provide advanced academic and research training in a field of specialization in psychology. Students, under close supervision by a faculty member, are required to write a thesis that will contribute to psychological knowledge.

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.