Values and Justice in the Contemporary World
2025-26 Sem A
2025-26 Sem B
1 - Arts and Humanities
College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences
Public and International Affairs
3
B1
0%
No
English
English
PILO 1
PILO 2
PILO 3
PILO 8
PILO 9
PILO 10
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To what extent is Hong Kong a fair society? How can we create a just world? This course aims to examine major issues related to values and justice in the contemporary world. Students are exposed to fundamental concepts such as justice, the political, power, equality, fairness and consequences. The course raises students’ awareness of different perspectives on important ethical and political issues with the aid of rational arguments. Upon completion of the course, students should be able to form reasoned and informed positions in relation to ethical issues in both the local and global contexts. A variety of teaching methods, including film-watching, in-class discussions and debates, will be used to offer students space to voice and test their own views.

CRN Section Term Type Capacity Day Time Building Room Instructor
14241 14241C01 2025-26 Sem A Lecture 100 Thu 12:00:00 - 14:50:00 YEUNG LT-7
  • Prof. Shane Gavin RYAN
  • 15129 15129CA1 2025-26 Sem B Lecture 10 Fri 12:00:00 - 14:50:00 LI 1610
  • Dr. MOK Ka Tung Francis
  • 14264 14264C01 2025-26 Sem B Lecture 100 Fri 12:00:00 - 14:50:00 LI 1610
  • Dr. MOK Ka Tung Francis