Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Heritage Education and Arts Management

This programme aims to prepare students with the knowledge, mindset and skills required for the career demand in the fields of arts, cultural, heritage and museum education and management, in order to meet the global and local trends of enhancing citizens’ all-round development in formal and non-formal arts and cultural education.

With reference to the strong partnership between The Education University of Hong Kong and heritage and arts institutes nationally, regionally and internationally, this programme is interdisciplinary-based which focuses on enhancing practitioners’ work-related competency. This programme is remarkable to contribute to the education process and the competitiveness of Hong Kong, the Greater Bay Area and the region with full-fledged citizens who are both cultural competent and values-inspired. 

General Requirements

GCE AL / IAL with

• Grade D or above in 3 AL subjects; or
• Grade D in 2 AL plus 2 Advanced Supplementary Level (ASL) subjects. (Not including Chinese / Mandarin / English Language subjects. The same subject cannot be counted at both the AL and ASL).

International Baccalaureate Diploma

• Applicant should request the IB organization to send scores to the University (Institution Code: 004307).

SAT Reasoning Test

• A minimum total score of 1,190 (out of 1,600) in the new SAT Reasoning Test (including Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, and Mathematics) / 1,650 (out of 2,400) in the old SAT Reasoning Test (including Critical Reading, Writing, and Mathematics) in one sitting.

English Language Requirements

TOEFL

• (MyBestTM Score is not accepted) Internet-based: 80; or
• Paper-based (prior to July 2017): 550; or
• Paper-delivered Test: Minimum score at the intermediate level in each section (Reading, Listening and Writing)

* Passing the TOEFL ITP does not satisfy the English language requirement.

IELTS Academic

• Overall Band: 6

GCE System

• Grade E or above in GCE AS-level or A-level English; or
• Grade C / Grade 4 or above in IGCSE / GCE O-level English; or
• Grade C / Grade 4 or above in GCSE English or English Literature

IB

• English A: Language and Literature (Higher or Standard Level) – Grade 4; or
• English A: Literature (Higher or Standard Level) – Grade 4; or
• English B (Higher Level) – Grade 4; or
• English B (Standard Level) – Grade 5; or
• English Literature and Performance (Standard Level) – Grade 4; or
• English Text and Performance (Standard Level) – Grade 4

SAT

• A sub-score of 8 in Essay Writing in old SAT; or
• 590 in Evidence-Based Reading and Writing in new SAT

Others

• Other English language qualifications deemed acceptable by the University.

Notes:
(1)  Students can take one 3-cp elective course at Master’s level during their studies. After completing the programme, they can transfer the cps to the 1-year Master’s programmes if they choose to enrol in the relevant Master’s programmes. For details of the Master’s programmes offered by EdUHK, please visit the EdUHK website at https://eduhk.hk/gradsch/pg_prospective/programme-information.html.
(2) University ePortfolio
(3) Students admitted into this programme starting from the 2023/24 cohort are required to visit the Greater Bay Area (GBA) for a short trip (e.g. 1-day or 2-day 1-night trip) in order to complete the Cross-Faculty Core Course. While the GBA trip is heavily subsidised, students are still required to contribute 18% of the best estimated cost of the trip ("student contribution"), whereas personal entertainment, meals expenses, visa application fee and personal insurance costs will not be supported. The estimated cost of the GBA trip for students admitted to the 2023/24 cohort is not available yet as it is subject to a variety of factors such as changes to the cost of the GBA trip as a result of inflation, trip duration, traveling expenses, the exchange rate, etc. The exact amount of student contribution is thus not available.

The information listed above is provisional and subject to changes.