M.A. in Liberal Studies and Ethics

Updated on 20/03/2011

1. Special Features of the Programme
   　
2. Programme Structure
   　
3. Aims and Objectives
   　
4. Learning Outcomes
   　
5. Assessment and Progression
   　
6. Class Attendance
   　
7. Quality Assurance
   　
8. Teaching Team
   　
9. Admission Requirements and Fee
   　
10. Description of Courses
    　
11. Timetable for 2010-11
    　
12. Calendar
    　
13. Liberal Studies as We See It
    　
14. FAQ
    　
15. Online Application

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4. Learning Outcomes

Upon the completion of this programme, the students should be able:

1. to serve as teachers who are academically well-equipped to teach the senior secondary subject in Liberal Studies – both the 3 Areas of Study (6 Modules) and the required Independent Enquiry Study (I. E. S.);
   　

2. to articulate issues related to personal and interpersonal growth, and issue of local, national, and global concerns in a sensitive and informed manner;
   　

3. to help senior secondary students to appreciate and apply in daily life the values of their own culture, and so be able to engage those of other cultures, including questions related to universal values;
   　

4. to employ multiple interpretive perspectives to analyze complex personal and social issues; and
   　

5. to assist senior secondary students become life long learners.