- provide a liberal education in the theory and practice of law;
- equip students with a critical understanding of the legal institutions so as to enable them to serve the needs of Hong Kong and the international community;
- train students with exceptional intellectual, analytical, problem solving, critical thinking, and computational skills, through vigorous training in mathematics; and
- equip students with excellent writing and oral communication abilities.
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- integrate into a structure the theory and principles
underlying basic applied mathematics, scientific computation and computing
software, and recognize the connections among the theory and principles;
apply mathematical and computing methods to a range of
problems in scientific, engineering, commercial and other practical
applications; create
and formulate mathematical models, evaluate quantitatively alternative
approaches and improve the performance and reliability of such models; use
associated computing software and test then in a laboratory setting to
construct models and solve resulting mathematical problems; acquire work related experience and effective communication
skills necessary to work within a team in an international and culturally
diverse workplace; recognize
the need for, and engage in life-long learning; analytically and critically
discuss the legal system of Hong Kong, including the main
substantive/procedural laws, the principles of international law, and evaluate
the need for their evolution; describe
the law and legal system of the People’s Republic of China and its relation
with Hong Kong’s constitutional set-up and commercial future; apply the law to propose solutions to legal problems, existing and
emerging; critically evaluate the law in action, the dynamic interplay between law
and other social phenomena, real-life situations and international policies and
their co-evolution; use a range of legal or intellectual skills – such as reading and
interpreting cases and statutes, identifying and evaluating relevant facts,
conducting independent legal research, developing and offering solutions to
legal problems, using and citing relevant authorities appropriately, drafting
documents, and communicating in a coherent, cogent and persuasive manner – to
develop and support arguments related to social and legal issues; act
with a strong sense of ethics and with due regard to social and professional
responsibilities; demonstrate an attitude of inquiry to the evolution of law at national
and international level and a sense of curiosity to learning and knowledge; undertake a piece of work involving original discovery and/ or
innovation concerning the operation of the law and procedure in Hong Kong.
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Requirements |
Double Degree |
Gateway Education requirement |
30 credit units |
College / School requirement |
3 credit units |
Major requirement |
Internship/ Consultancy Project/ Research Project: Core Course: 3 credit units Computing Mathematics:Core Courses: 45 credit units Elective courses: 6 credit units Laws:Core courses: 57 credit units Elective courses: 0 credit unit |
Free electives / Minor (if applicable) |
Laws: 6 credit units (Two PCLL pre-requisites as electives for entering the PCLL programme)
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Minimum Graduation Requirement: |
150 credit units |
Maximum Credit Units Permitted: |
180 credit units |
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Students who complete Law Major (57 credits) and two PCLL pre-requisites as electives (6 credits) will satisfy all the requirements stipulated by the Standing Committee on Legal Education and Training to apply for admission to Postgraduate Certificate in Laws (PCLL). |