Arts, Design & CultureArts Management

This programme aims to provide a distinct and high quality course for graduates who want to develop a career in the museum and galleries sector,based on leading museum studies research and practice.

This programme aims to enable students to make an in-depth pursuit in both academic studies (criticism and theory) and practices (applied skills) in contemporary photography. The overall background and knowledge of contemporary issues in photography will be discussed. Students are expected to deal with historical perspectives, criticism and theory in photography and to explore contemporary lens-based image-making through a curriculum in the culture, history, theory and practice of photography. Students will be trained to reflect their learning through essays and photographic project work.

本課程讓學生對攝影學科(批評和理論)及術科(技巧運用)作出深入探討；介紹有關當代攝影問題；訓練學生處理歷史觀點、批評及理論；以及探索當代影像製作。

This programme aims to provide a distinct and high quality course for graduates who want to develop a career in the museum and galleries sector,based on leading museum studies research and practice.

These programme aims to provide a distinct and high quality course for graduates who want to develop a career in the museum and galleries sector, based on leading museum studies research and practice.

本課程介紹香港文化藝術的發展概況，從而講解藝術管理人員的角色、職務和所需的條件，令學員認識及掌握藝術管理的基本概念、操作模式，並探討如何裝備自己，面對有關的工作機會和挑戰。

This programme represents a collaboration between HKU SPACE International College (IC) and Central Saint Martins (CSM), supported by HKU University Museum and Art Gallery (UMAG). The entire programme consists of six modules (8 days), including an intensive three-day module delivered by a Central Saint Martins’ lecturer from London, five one-day modules led by HKU SPACE and industry experts from Hong Kong, Europe, Asia and China. The programme will end with one module being spent at local galleries and one module visiting some of the latest art spaces outside Hong Kong.

This programme aims to provide a distinct and high quality course for graduates who want to develop a career in the museum and galleries sector, based on leading museum studies research and practice.

In addition to the musical forms and structure, the cultural and socio-political elements will also be discussed. Students are expected to form critical views and conduct comparative studies on the different musical culture. Students will also develop practical skills related to song-writing.

Hong Kong's cultural and creative industries have grown at a rate faster than the overall economy in recent years. This Programme is designed  to equip you with practical knowledge of the activities, structures and processes involved in the management in this dynamic sector.

The programme is designed for archivists or those engaging in records management related functions who wish to update their professional knowledge and skills, widen their international exposure and obtain an academic qualification for their profession. All lectures and seminars are conducted by academics and archives specialists that are prominent experts in the subjects they teach.