This four-year Bachelor of Social Sciences programme is designed for students interested in understanding human behaviour, society, and leadership. It offers the flexibility to choose your major after the first year from a range of disciplines within the Faculty of Social Sciences, including Computational Social Science, Geography, Politics and Public Administration, Social Policy and Social Development, and Sociology. You can further personalize your studies by adding a second major or a minor from within the Faculty of Social Sciences or other faculties such as Arts, Business, Engineering, Law, and Science.
The programme structure allows students to explore various social science disciplines in their first year before specializing. Students can choose one core major and supplement it with a second major or minors.
Graduates are well-prepared for diverse career paths in government, public corporations, community organizations, media, and the private sector. The programme also provides a strong foundation for postgraduate studies at leading universities.
Tuition fees are for the 2026-27 academic year. Living costs include accommodation in halls (HK$17,290-37,940 for 285 days, excluding summer) or off-campus housing (HK$30,000-50,000), plus general living expenses (not exceeding HK$50,000).
The Bachelor of Social Sciences programme is a four-year full-time study.
For international students in non-STEM faculties, the tuition fee is HK$224,000 per year for the 2026-27 academic year.
Estimated living costs range from HK$17,290 to HK$50,000 per year, depending on accommodation choices and lifestyle.
Yes, the programme allows you to explore different social science disciplines in your first year and choose your major after completing it. You can also add a second major or a minor.
Graduates are prepared for careers in government, public corporations, community organizations, media, and the private sector, or to pursue postgraduate studies.
Yes, Entrance Scholarships are available, awarded to outstanding students based on academic merit and overall qualities, covering up to full tuition and living expenses.