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Organization Profile
In line with the role statement of “creativity-inspiring undergraduate education”, our University has been offering a B.A. (Hons.) in Humanities Programme since 1990. The Humanities Programme (HUM) is committed to a distinctive mission of higher education that incorporates a bilingual, interdisciplinary and cross-cultural curriculum that develops and sustains the whole-person education mission of the University.
The two B.A. (Hons) programmes: Liberal and Cultural Studies (LCS), a top-up degree programme runs in collaboration with College of International Education (CIE), and BA (Hons) in Creative and Professional Writing (CPW) together with HUM, are enrolling about 150 students each year. Given the significant expansion in size and growth of academic teaching as well as research, the Department of Humanities and Creative Writing (HMW) was officially established in 2012 to house the three programmes, namely: BA (Hons) in Humanities (HUM), BA (Hons) in Creative and Professional Writing (CPW), and BA (Hons) in Liberal and Cultural Studies (LCS). The Department offers B.A. degrees related to the studies of humanities and creativity, a flourishing field corresponding nicely to the educational goals of the University.
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Scholars
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Minority Ethnicity Environmental Cinema in China: In Search of Different Imaginaries of Ecological Civilization
1/01/22 → 31/12/23
Project: Research project
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Practice-based Research to Understand How Creative Writing Methods Can Defamiliarize our Experience: A Case Study of Re-Writing Xi Xi’s Fiction on Hong Kong
1/01/21 → 31/12/22
Project: Research project
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Critiquing Communication Innovation: New Media in a Multipolar World
Hoyng, R. (ed.) & Chong, P. L. G. (ed.), Jun 2022, Michigan State University Press. 230 p. (US-China Relations in the Age of Globalization)Research output: Book/Report › Book or report › peer-review
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[Book review] Driving Toward Modernity: Cars and the Lives of the Middle Class in Contemporary China
Chong, P. L. G., 1 Mar 2021, In: China Information. 35, 1, p. 109-111 3 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Review article › peer-review
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An Occasion, [by Yam Gong]
Shea, J. (Translator) & Tse, D. (Translator), 21 Jun 2021, In: The Margins.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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How adolescents perceive health risks related with food consumption
Kara K W CHAN (Speaker), Tommy Tse (Speaker), Daisy D S TAM (Speaker) & Anqi HUANG (Speaker)
5 Nov 2015 → 6 Nov 2015Activity: Talk/lecture/symposium/speech › Event organized by HKBU
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What makes the food commercials sticky with Chinese adolescents?
Kara K W CHAN (Speaker), Tommy Tse (Speaker), Daisy D S TAM (Speaker) & Patrick Wong (Speaker)
15 Jul 2015 → 18 Jul 2015Activity: Talk/lecture/symposium/speech › Event organized by non-HKBU units
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Adolescents’ responses to food and beverage advertising in China
Kara K W CHAN (Speaker), Tommy Tse (Speaker), Daisy D S TAM (Speaker) & Anqi HUANG (Speaker)
6 Aug 2015 → 9 Aug 2015Activity: Talk/lecture/symposium/speech › Event organized by non-HKBU units
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Student theses
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A hegemonic analysis of police "shoot to kill" in Hong Kong: the 2009 case of Limbu Dil Bahadur
Author: Li, S. C., 14 Aug 2020Supervisor: ERNI, J. N. (Supervisor)
Student thesis: Master's Thesis
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An artistic director as an auteur in contexts: the case study of Dr. Joanna Chan of Hong Kong repertory theatre (1986-1990)
Author: Tao, S. T., 29 Dec 2014Supervisor: MAN, E. K. W. (Supervisor)
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis
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Animorphism in the anthropocene: nonhuman personhood in activist art practice
Author: Konior, B., 24 Jan 2018Supervisor: LO, K. C. (Supervisor)
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis
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