City University of Hong Kong Student Guide

CAH5702 Chinese Documentology focuses on the analysis and evaluation of ancient Chinese literature. Key areas of study include excavated documents (such as bamboo slips and silk texts), traditional annotation techniques, and innovative applications of information retrieval. The course covers fundamental concepts in bibliography (version studies), textual criticism (collation), and research methodologies for ancient Chinese texts.

The Mergers and Acquisitions course (LW6128) provides a legal framework for M&A transactions, focusing on common law jurisdictions. It covers basic transaction structures, standard documentation, regulatory contexts for international deals, and policy issues. The course emphasizes how M&A lawyers create value, manage risk, and achieve optimal transaction outcomes for clients.

BMS8103 is a graduate-level course providing theoretical and experimental techniques in cell and molecular biology. The curriculum spans from fundamental concepts to current research, utilizing classroom lectures, interactive discussions, group presentations, and experimental skill development to enable students to design experiments and conduct scientific research.

The course EE6435 focuses on the fundamental understanding of multi-dimensional data modeling and analysis techniques, specifically addressing the modeling and analysis of large-scale data generated by modern technologies. The primary goal is to enable students to transform raw data into actionable knowledge to manage the challenges of data explosion.

LT5630 is a course focused on the integration of theory and practice in translation and interpretation. It covers quality assessment, innovative methodologies, and academic analysis to develop students' critical thinking and analytical skills in the field.

The SS5208 course focuses on the application of Cognitive Behavioural Interventions (CBI) to assist individuals with mental health issues. The curriculum combines theory and practice, emphasizing assessment, intervention skills, and the analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of CBI frameworks.

The Classical Chinese Literature course introduces core concepts and knowledge of classical Chinese literature, focusing on significant themes, phenomena, trends, and characteristics. It explores literary features and historical development.

Flexible bioelectronics is an interdisciplinary technology applied to biology, medicine, and human healthcare. It addresses challenges in comfort, invasiveness, and convenience associated with traditional diagnostic and therapeutic methods by combining 'soft' materials and optimized device design. This enables the development of innovative devices, such as skin sensors, for disease prevention, diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment.

The LT5199 Professional Internship course is designed to allow students to apply academic knowledge and skills in real-world professional environments (local, regional, or global). The course emphasizes problem-solving, critical thinking, professional language proficiency, and self-reflection on workplace learning.

The MGT6209 course focuses on transformative collaboration with internal and external partners to achieve innovation and strategic growth in fast-paced business environments. Key concepts covered include collaborative innovation and design thinking.

PIA5051 (Women and Politics in Asia) explores the participation and development of Asian women in politics and governance. The course examines gender politics, the history of women's movements, and the intersectionality of race, class, gender, ethnicity, and sexual orientation in relation to women's political activities.

The CA5201 course focuses on combining advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) with architectural design. It specifically emphasizes the use of generative AI technologies—such as Stable Diffusion, LoRA, and ControlNET—for architectural creation. Students learn through a mix of theoretical study and practical application to explore AI's role in modern architectural projects.