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Business Administration

          Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons.) in Human Resources
              Management - Applied Psychology


          Aims and Special Features

              The Bachelor of Business Administration (Hons.) in Human Resources Management  -
          Applied Psychology aims to provide students with a strong foundation in HRM and  Applied
          Psychology.  The  courses  in  HRM  aim  to  equip  students  with  cutting-edge  theories  and
          practices in HRM thereby enabling them to recruit, motivate and retain appropriate employees
          and build up good employment relationships. The courses in Psychology enable students to
          understand employees’ personality, emotions, and behaviours, and to cope with management
          challenges  in  the  rapidly  changing  business  environment.  The  minimum  requirement  for
          graduation is 125 credits.

              The programme includes one core course in Year 4 – Capstone Project – which includes
          Internship and Project Report Writing. Students will obtain practical experience in the related
          industries through a planned and supervised internship arrangement in relevant commercial
          companies.  In  addition,  the  course  provides  an  opportunity  for  students  to  familiarize
          themselves  with  business  project  research  procedures  and  settings  and  to  write  up  an
          individual project report of their relevant discipline in their internship companies.

              Graduates may pursue further studies in different areas of business and professional
          tracks in major local universities (for example, University of Hong Kong, Chinese University of
          Hong  Kong,  and  Hong  Kong  University  of  Science  &  Technology),  and  other  prestigious
          overseas universities.





























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