24 monthsProgramme duration
22,172 USDTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Psychology
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The pursuit of postgraduate studies is an effective means for helping professionals advance and enrich their professional knowledge and competence. Our Department has offered the Master of Arts in Family Counselling and Family Education (MAFCFE) Programme (Part-time) since 2002. Many enthusiastic responses from students and favourable feedback from external examiners have been received.
This Programme has the following characteristics. First, its students come from different helping professions, and are namely social workers, guidance teachers, student counsellors, pastors, nurses, speech therapists and occupational therapists. The multidisciplinary mix of the students provides an excellent learning opportunity for them to widen their academic and professional scope.
Second, this Programme puts an emphasis on helping students to integrate theoretical concepts with practice; the first year curriculum focuses on the acquisition of foundation theories and knowledge related to family education and family counselling and the second year curriculum focuses on applying the acquired knowledge to different clienteles (e.g. families with adolescents at risk, families suffering from mental disorders) in different social service settings (e.g. school, family services, hospitals and residential service).
Third, this Programme is taught by a group of high calibre teaching staff with different areas of expertise in family education and family counselling. Both dedicated and conscientious, the faculty members use different teaching methods, including lectures, experiential learning, small group discussions, live demonstrations, clinical observations, simulated role-plays and various presentations to facilitate the students' learning.
Fourth, through provision of scholarships, students are encouraged to present their master projects in international, national and local conferences and participate in overseas study tours and international Summer Institute (e.g., the 7th Summer University in Social Work in Lausanne, Switzerland in July 2016).
Programme overview
Main Subject
Psychology
Degree
MA
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The pursuit of postgraduate studies is an effective means for helping professionals advance and enrich their professional knowledge and competence. Our Department has offered the Master of Arts in Family Counselling and Family Education (MAFCFE) Programme (Part-time) since 2002. Many enthusiastic responses from students and favourable feedback from external examiners have been received.
This Programme has the following characteristics. First, its students come from different helping professions, and are namely social workers, guidance teachers, student counsellors, pastors, nurses, speech therapists and occupational therapists. The multidisciplinary mix of the students provides an excellent learning opportunity for them to widen their academic and professional scope.
Second, this Programme puts an emphasis on helping students to integrate theoretical concepts with practice; the first year curriculum focuses on the acquisition of foundation theories and knowledge related to family education and family counselling and the second year curriculum focuses on applying the acquired knowledge to different clienteles (e.g. families with adolescents at risk, families suffering from mental disorders) in different social service settings (e.g. school, family services, hospitals and residential service).
Third, this Programme is taught by a group of high calibre teaching staff with different areas of expertise in family education and family counselling. Both dedicated and conscientious, the faculty members use different teaching methods, including lectures, experiential learning, small group discussions, live demonstrations, clinical observations, simulated role-plays and various presentations to facilitate the students' learning.
Fourth, through provision of scholarships, students are encouraged to present their master projects in international, national and local conferences and participate in overseas study tours and international Summer Institute (e.g., the 7th Summer University in Social Work in Lausanne, Switzerland in July 2016).
Admission Requirements
For a Taught Master’s Programme other than the Executive Master of Business Administration (Executive M.B.A.) Programme, the applicant shall have:
- graduated from a recognized university and obtained a bachelor’s degree, normally with honours not lower than Second Class or achieving an average grade of not lower than “B”; or
- completed a course of study in a tertiary educational institution and obtained professional or similar qualifications equivalent to a bachelor’s degree.
In addition to the general requirements of the Graduate School, applicants should submit an English personal statement of 400-500 words via the Online Application System for Postgraduate Programmes.
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