Programs

BNBU's four-year English-taught BSc (Hons) in Applied Psychology delivers application- and research-oriented psychology training. Students can join faculty research and pursue national or international practicums and internships. The pathway builds the research experience needed for competitive master's and doctoral psychology programmes.

CUHK-Shenzhen's four-year Bachelor's in Applied Psychology centres on the scientific study of behaviour and mental processes. Students gain theoretical knowledge and research skills for careers in education, management, and marketing. Critical thinking and applied methods shape professional preparation.

Gender Studies at HKU is an English-taught BA with a liberal Arts curriculum. Interdisciplinary study of contemporary gender theories and issues prepares graduates for varied careers or postgraduate study.

The Bachelor's in Criminology at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) is taught in English. It focuses on human behaviour and social structures for careers in public service, education, and industry. Students select a first major from five core disciplines and an optional second major from seven others. Internships and academic exchanges are part of the programme.

BNBU's English-taught Digital Social Science bachelor's explores social questions with digital methods and data-aware social research. Students study at BNBU in Zhuhai under an English-medium liberal-arts model, earning an HKBU bachelor's degree with a BNBU graduation certificate. The programme sits within BNBU's humanities and social sciences portfolio in the Greater Bay Area.

The Bachelor's in English Studies at CUHK-Shenzhen uses an interdisciplinary “English + X” model taught in English. Students combine language and communication skills with specialist areas such as international corporate communications, legal communication, and language technology. The aim is to develop language professionals with global awareness for careers or further study across related fields.

Bachelor's in International Communications Studies at UNNC is a four-year English-taught interdisciplinary programme on global communications industries. Students explore mass media, journalism, new digital communications, and European and American media histories to build skills for contemporary communications work.

The Bachelor of Journalism at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) is taught in English and is built for media work in the digital age. It uses a communications-focused double-major curriculum that develops critical thinking and communication skills across media platforms. Learning is hands-on and combines traditional journalism practice with digital media methods.

WZU's Bachelor's in Law provides a comprehensive grounding in legal principles and practice. Graduates pursue pathways in law, government, and business

Law at HKU is an English-taught bachelor's covering core legal principles and practice areas. Critical thinking and practical skills prepare graduates for legal practice, public service, and other careers that require legal expertise.

Jilin University’s Bachelor's in Law is a four-year English-taught undergraduate programme for international students in Changchun. Legal study takes place at a large comprehensive research university with a broad college structure. Teaching is delivered in English across four years.

The Bachelor's in Law at ZJSU builds legal knowledge with attention to law in contemporary China and comparative settings. Chinese language and cultural study support cross-cultural communication alongside core legal training.

HKU offers an English-taught Laws programme with a major in Food and Nutritional Science, linking legal training to nutrition and food systems. Specialised courses and capstone experiences prepare students for legal practice, food policy, and regulatory work.

XJTLU's four-year English-taught BA Media and Communication Studies offers pathways in digital media, journalism and PR, and film studies. Students engage critically with media practices and the effects of media on behaviour and social interaction.

The English-taught Media and Communication Studies (MCOM) bachelor's at BNBU combines media literacy with communication theory and creative practice for a converged media world. Students examine media systems in and beyond China and analyse media's social role. The programme admits mainland and international students and balances critical theory with creative skill.

The Bachelor's in Politics and Public Administration at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) is taught in English. It covers human behaviour and social structures with a view to public and private-sector roles. Students select a primary major from five core disciplines and a second major from seven further options. Internships and academic exchanges are available.

The Bachelor's in Psychology at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) is taught in English. It builds understanding of psychological principles through practical work and research-led study, including real-life applications. Graduates may continue into Clinical Psychology or Educational Psychology, or pursue further research in areas such as Cognitive Science and Neuroscience.

The four-year English-taught Bachelor's in Psychology at HKMU builds a broad base in psychological theory and practice. Students develop research skills and explore areas such as cognitive, developmental, and social psychology for careers in mental health, education, and human resources. Professional training opportunities help graduates meet workplace demands.

HKMU's four-year English-taught Bachelor's in Psychology lets students specialise in a Psychology major or Counselling Psychology. Study covers mental health, human behaviour, and therapeutic approaches with hands-on learning. Social responsibility and community engagement are part of professional formation.

HKUST's English-taught Bachelor's in Quantitative Social Analysis trains students to examine social questions with quantitative tools. Social-science theory and advanced analytics are combined, with practicum experience and room to customise through electives or a double major. Career paths include business, government, and the non-profit sector.

The Bachelor's in Social Policy and Social Development at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) is taught in English. It looks at human behaviour and how societies change. Students choose a first major from five core disciplines and a second major from seven further disciplines. Internships and academic exchanges are part of the offering. The programme supports work in public service, education, and industry.

This four-year English-taught Bachelor's in Social Sciences at HKMU offers streams including Ageing Society and Services Studies, Applied Economics, Applied Social Studies, Global and China Studies, and Politics and Public Administration. Students build critical and analytical skills for work in government, non-profits, and the private sector. Community engagement and applied learning shape the student experience.

HKBU's Bachelor's in Social Work prepares students to support individuals and communities facing social challenges. Core study includes human behaviour and the social environment, social work theory and practice, and specialised practice courses.

HKU's English-taught Bachelor's in Sociology examines human behaviour and social structures. Learners pick a primary major from five core disciplines and can add an optional second major from other offerings. Internships and academic exchanges build practical experience for careers in public service, education, and related fields.