21秋-香港城市大学-发展研究-新东方前途出国

This programme is designed for:

Graduates from disciplines of relevance to Development Studies, including:

• Asian Studies
• Anthropology
• Communications
• East and Southeast Asian Studies
• Economics
• Education
• Geography
• History
• International Studies
• Political Science
• Public and Social Administration
• Sociology, including Applied Sociology

Mid-career professionals working in development-related fields, including: 

• Business firms/Corporations
• Educational institutions
• Foundations
• Governmental organizations
• International organizations
• Mass media
• Non-governmental organizations (NGOs)
• Non-profit organizations
• Research organizations

The programme caters to local students, as well as overseas students from both developed and developing countries, both within the region and elsewhere.

There are six core courses:

• Theories and Approaches in Development Studies
• Project Planning and Management for Development
• China and the Developing World
• Politics & Social Movements in Developing Asia
• Comparative Development in Asia
• Cutting-edge Cases in Development under Late Capitalism

Plus up to two electives from the following:

• Special Topics in Development Studies
• Authoritarian Resilience and Democratic Change in East Asia
• East Asia and the US: Conflict and Interdependence
• Environmental Challenges in Asia and the World
• Human Rights in Asia
• BRIC Countries and the Emerging Global Order
• Special Topics in Asian and International Studies 
• Religion and Development
• International Organisations
• Women and Politics in Asia
• History of the Sino-Japanese Relations
• Power and Culture in Buddhist Southeast Asia
• Development Policy and Advocacy
• Gender and Development
• Welfare Regimes and Social Protection in Asia
• Disaster Management, Development and Regional Governance in Asia
• Indonesia: Politics and Society
• Labour and Development
• Infrastructure Development in China
• AIS Postgraduate Internship

Students will acquire the ability:

• To undertake the analysis of current development issues
• To investigate practical problems using a comparative methodology
• To plan, manage and monitor development projects
• To communicate and collaborate with partners from other countries
• To apply acquired knowledge and skills in a variety of work settings

Development Studies is a relatively new and an increasingly important field of study. But prior to this programme at City University of Hong Kong, it was not taught at all in Hong Kong.

Heads and officers of development agencies, including non-governmental organizations and other non-profit organizations, have publicly communicated their felt need for professional training in Development Studies.

The Programme Leader and other colleagues of the teaching team have ample research, teaching and working experience on a wide range of development issues in various parts of Asia.