Bachelor of Arts (Hons) (Chinese Language and Literature / Creative and Professional Writing / English Language and Literature / Humanities / Translation)

For students who intended to take Chinese Language and Literature, Creative and Professional Writing, Humanities or Translation Major, they are expected to have a Chinese language qualification as deemed acceptable by the University. For Creative and Professional Writing and Humanities, special arrangements will be made for international students without Chinese language qualification.

For applicants holding international qualifications but wish to apply for admission to such Majors, they may fulfill the Chinese Language requirement with the following Chinese qualifications:

Bachelor of Arts (Hons) / Bachelor of Music (Hons) (Music / Creative Industries)

For the Bachelor of Arts (Hons) in Music programme, applicants are required to submit their music qualifications and/or examination results. All applicants must have a good result in Grade 8 ABRSM practical grade / performance grade or its equivalent (especially for Chinese Instruments) and at least Grade 5 in ABRSM Theory or its equivalent, and/or show evidence of distinction in music. In addition, applicants will submit a portfolio, and shortlisted applicants may be invited to attend an aptitude test, interview and/or audition. For details, please refer to the Department of Music's website: https://mus.hkbu.edu.hk/undergraduate.html

For the Bachelor of Music (Hons) in Creative Industries programme, applicants are required to submit the following materials:

An official email notification regarding the submission details will be sent to the applicant's registered email in due course. Applicants without portfolio submission will not be further processed. For portfolio preparation, applicants are strongly advised to visit: http://mus.hkbu.edu.hk/BM.html

Bachelor of Chinese Medicine and Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Biomedical Science

Applicants applying to the programme are required to have recognised results in Biology or Chemistry and possess a Chinese language qualification as deemed acceptable by the University.

For applicants holding international qualifications, they may fulfill the Chinese Language requirement with the following Chinese qualifications:

Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons) in Chinese Medicine

Applicants applying to the programme are expected to have taken Chemistry and possess a Chinese language qualification as deemed acceptable by the University.

For applicants holding international qualifications, they may fulfill the Chinese Language requirement with the following Chinese qualifications:

Bachelor of Communication (Hons) (Journalism and Digital Media / Public Relations and Advertising)

For students who intended to take Chinese Journalism Concentration, they are expected to have a Chinese language qualification as deemed acceptable by the University.

For applicants holding international qualifications but wish to apply for admission to such Concentration, they may fulfill the Chinese Language requirement with the following Chinese qualifications:

For more details, please refer to “Programmes on Offer”.