Students must successfully complete 60 credits, including the following two common core courses:
Social Science Perspectives |
Social Research Methods and Applications |
Students are also required to complete 40 credits from the following elective courses:
Crime and Criminology |
Punishment, Prison, and Penology |
Essentials of Social Policy Studies |
Key Issues in Social Policy Studies |
Criminology and Social Welfare |
Criminal Justice and Selected Crime Issues |
Students can choose either conduct a Research Project (SOSC A888F Research Project) or enrol in two courses that carry 5 credits each or one course that carries 10 credits:
Economic Analysis in Global Market |
Econometrics and Applied Statistics |
Economic Development in Global Economy |
Economic Analysis in Public Policy |
Data Science for Public Policy Analyst |
International Relations: Theories and Practices |
Exploring Global Issues |
Global Political Economy: Theories and Key Issues |
Society and Culture in the Era of Globalization |
Greater China: Governance and Politics |
Global Governance |
Psychology for Work I: Assessment, Selection and Development |
Psychology for Consumer Studies |
Psychology for Decision-Making |
Psychology for Work II: Organizational Behavior |
Research Project |