2 years
60
Dr Cheung Kwong-chak, Gary
BSc, PhD
Programme Aims & Learning Outcomes
A solid background in applied chemistry prepares graduates for careers in the industrial, business and public sectors as well-trained senior technicians, technologists or professional salespeople. This programme enhances the career prospects of those who wish to be trained in chemical technology. It helps students to develop creative thinking, analytical skills, independent learning/work skills and high levels of competitiveness.
Programme Characteristics
This programme emphasises the contribution of chemistry to Hong Kong and the Greater China region. Additional subjects are available to develop students' skills in communication and chemical analysis. The programme also prepares students for further studies at the degree level in Hong Kong or overseas.
Career Prospects
Graduates can work in production, quality control, waste treatment, environmental management and research and development.
Satisfy the University's General Entrance Requirements.
There is no compulsory subject requirement. Preferred subject(s) with the highest weighting for admission score calculation include(s):
Relevant Applied Learning subject(s) that can be considered for meeting the University entrance requirement and admission score calculation is/are:
2020-21: 16.5 (Chinese & English Languages + Any Best 3 Subjects)
For further programme information, please contact:
The General Office (tel: 3400 8689; email: carol.tsang@polyu.edu.hk).
Studying in the university requires self-discipline. The lecturers will not keep reminding you to revise specific notes and chapters, like your secondary school teachers have done. You are the only person responsible for your studies.
I have worked in my study group over the past two years, and each group member raised questions for the whole group to discuss. I think this method can help all of us to learn. The lecturers and tutors have often been very helpful. The academic advisors give us good suggestions on the best course of action, and enable us to have a clearer picture of the future. This Higher Diploma course has not only paved the way for my degree programme but also turned me into a more self-disciplined person. Lai Long Yat |  |
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