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Founded in 2006 and modelled on Hong Kong Baptist University's Academy of Film, BNBU's English-taught Cinema and Television programme trains graduates for media and creative industries in Greater China and overseas. Students gain professional production knowledge, research skills, and a global outlook. Film, television, and new media are treated as central cultural and economic fields.
Beijing Film Academy’s Bachelor's in International Film Production is a four-year English-taught undergraduate programme for international students. Film production training takes place at China’s leading specialised film academy in Beijing. Teaching is delivered in English across four years.

Bachelor's in Music Composition and Theory at CUHK-Shenzhen is an English-taught undergraduate degree for aspiring music professionals. Students study Chinese and Western music literature while building compositional craft and research ability. Teaching, research, and performance are integrated, supporting careers in composition, conducting, and music education.
The Bachelor's in Music Performance at CUHK-Shenzhen is taught in English and trains versatile musicians for solo or ensemble careers. Practical performance study is complemented by electives such as music therapy, management, and music editing. Ethics and Entrepreneurship in Arts encourages socially engaged artistic practice.
BNBU's English-taught Musical Arts bachelor's develops performance and musical study within BNBU's creative arts environment in Zhuhai. Students pursue undergraduate musical training under English-medium instruction, earning an HKBU bachelor's degree with a BNBU graduation certificate. The programme forms part of BNBU's culture and creativity offerings.
The Bachelor's in Musicology at CUHK-Shenzhen is an English-taught undergraduate programme that links music study with contemporary socio-cultural questions. Topics include China's music industries and musical culture in the Greater Bay Area. Required and elective courses, plus applied research, support paths toward music therapy, management, ethnomusicology, or further study.
HKMU's English-taught Bachelor's in New Music and Interactive Entertainment trains students to design interactive experiences that combine sound, visuals, and technology. Learners apply programming and design methods to solo and large-scale interactive work, with attention to human-centred problem-solving and computational intelligence. Career directions include game development, audio technology, and multimedia engineering.


