健康护理、体育及健康 全人健康

The programme provides students with advanced and in-depth learning in forensic anthropology and equips them to critically evaluate and apply professional methods to complex forensic cases. It enables students to understand how scientific foundations, limitations, and ethical responsibilities interact within legal and humanitarian contexts. Students will gain an advanced professional experience in integrating skeletal and taphonomic evidence, translating scientific knowledge into defensible forensic conclusions.

The aims of this course are to, through learning about the Zen approach in helping, demonstrate how professional helpers, for examples, doctors, nurses, psychologists, social workers, counsellors, teachers and other related professionals can develop a genuine compassion for and harmonious understanding of individuals they intend to help. A Zen perspective introduces us to an unconventional yet pragmatic new approach of helping, which is only possible by concentrating and living in the here and now－ the essence of meditation.