Division of Social Studies (to be renamed Division of Social Sciences in September 2012)

The Division of Social Sciences aspires to produce graduates who possess a social science perspective, communication skills, analytic and problem-solving abilities, global vision, cultural sensitivity and competence for lifelong learning. 
The Division has about 40 well-qualified, full-time faculty members. We place dual emphasis on formal curriculum and out-of-classroom activities and adopt a student-oriented teaching and learning approach .

More than 70% of our 2010 graduates were admitted to local and overseas degree programmes. Other graduates took up employment in a variety of sectors, including social work and social care, leisure and tourism, customer service, and non-government organizations at frontline management or para-professional level.

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