18 Part-time Master's in Asian Studies in Hong Kong (SAR)

The China Development Studies programme from The University of Hong Kong emphasizes a comprehensive understanding of China through its global-local interactions and regional variations in politics, economy, trade, investment, environment, policy making, tourism, and urban development.

The new Chinese Medicine programme from The University of Hong Kong with the streams of Oncology*, Gynaecology, and Acupuncture and Moxibustion* aims to provide extensive training which covers in-depth theoretical knowledge and research progress in the respective stream.

The MA in Chinese Culture at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University is a student-oriented programme with advanced courses of study focusing on Chinese culture. It offers students a methodological foundation for studying Chinese culture as well as a wide range of courses in different areas of Chinese culture to address their needs and interests and to maximize the benefits of their learning.

The LLM in Chinese Law at The University of Hong Kong  addresses a growing need in Hong Kong and internationally for a more comprehensive understanding of the law and regulations of the People's Republic of China. 

The Master of Buddhist Counselling programme at The University of Hong Kong offers quality training on Buddhist teaching-based counselling knowledge and skills by means of interdisciplinary learning and contemplative practice.

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.

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 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. 

The Chinese and History programme at City University of Hong Kong aims to provide students with an understanding of the nature of Chinese language and cultural studies and its use for academic and professional purposes.

The Master of Arts (MA) Program in Chinese Culture at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology equips students with a multidisciplinary range of knowledge about Chinese culture from the humanities perspective. 

The Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language programme at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University develops the intellectual, critical and imaginative abilities of students in relation to Chinese language education. 

This is an advanced programme of intellectual training in modern Chinese Linguistics of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University that is geared to Hong Kong society with relevance to various professions.

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.

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.

The Master of Science (MSc) Program in Global China Studies offered by The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology is an interdisciplinary program which focuses on four broad subject areas, Economic and Social History, Comparative Humanities, Contemporary China, and Quantitative Social Analysis, providing students global and local perspectives on China’s past and present.

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 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. 

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.