此中国茶学理论与实践文凭课程包括六个专题:茶学概论、茗茶鉴赏、普洱茶品鉴、乌龙茶品鉴、功夫茶品鉴及茶席导论。课程涵盖茶文化的正统知识、中国茶学的重要学术元素，籍此提高学员对茶学的审美及品鉴能力，达到传承茶文化的目标。

本课程旨在 ：
1. 介绍学生戏剧的基本原素；
2. 使学生熟习戏剧演出的理论；
3. 训练学生表演及导演的技巧实践；
4. 使学生能运用戏剧技巧于学校内的其它科目作教学用途；
5. 训练学生按照戏剧美学作出自我评论。

   

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.

This programme aims to introduce students to the key meanings and structures of visual culture and thus help them investigate the ways in which cultural meanings are articulated, interpreted and communicated through different forms of visual-cultural practices, such as films, photographs, advertisements and museum displays etc. This programme will also introduce a range of visual research methods and media production techniques which develop students’ capacities in both analysing and creating visual-oriented projects.

媒体及文化分析深造文凭旨在培养学生对媒体及文化机构、意识形态及政策，以及它们与社会及经济现实的关系的批判性理解。本课程为学生认识媒体、视觉、社会文化及经济提供了扎实的基础，让他们能够於媒体及文化研究、创意产业、媒体管理及广告等范畴作进一步学习。

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.

本课程以媒体及文化研究作重点，以跨学科角度，让学生学习传播与文化的关系。课程不单旨在增强学生的沟通能力，还希望透过课堂讨论，让学生了解文化背景、媒体发展，如何影响传播方法、流行与消费文化、生活模式以至性别及族群等身份建构过程。
 

This programme will focus on key debates on popular culture and cultural consumption in relation to the media. Issues of pleasure, politics, meaning and value will be raised in connection with a range of cultural forms. Situated historically in the twentieth century, the programme analyses the development of mass culture as a socio-economic form, and as a term emerging in relation to other media forms, such as Hollywood movies, television programmes, music, art, print and new media. A range of theoretical perspectives will inform the analysis. The consumption of popular culture is addressed through recent ethnographic and qualitative work on audiences.