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THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON BUSINESS PROGRAMMES
PROGRAMMES 2021-2022
Academic Direction: The London School of Economics and Political Science
Study with HKU SPACE
Graduate from the University of London
BSc ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE
BSc BANKING AND FINANCE
BSc BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT
BSc ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT
02 THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON Part-time Programmes* BSc ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE BSc BANKING AND FINANCE BSc BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT BSc ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT
THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON 03
ABOUT US
HKU SPACE ACADEMIC DIRECTION:
LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS
HKU SPACE is the Extension Arm of the
AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
University of Hong Kong. Its mission is to
provide learning opportunities for personal, London School of Economics and Political
professional and career development. Science (LSE) provides academic direction
Since its establishment in 1956, over one
for the BSc Business programmes. It has
and a half million people have enrolled on
consistently been ranked at the highest
HKU SPACE courses.
level amongst universities in the U.K. LSE
is a top College for Economics, Management,
THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON Finance and Social Science degrees.
The University of London(UoL), one of the Since its foundation in 1895, its scholastic
oldest and largest universities in the U.K., achievement cannot be better demonstrated
was established in 1836 by Royal Charter. by the fact that 18 Nobel Prizes have been
The University is a federation of 17
won by the staff and alumni of LSE.
independent member institutions and 3
central academic bodies. The University is
in collaboration with 11 of the member
institutions for the worldwide programmes,
with a student population of more than
120,000. Its Worldwide Programmes allow
students to undertake their studies outside
London. The University stresses that the
standard of the degree awarded to ALL
of its students, wherever they are
studying, is the same.
With effect from September 2009, HKU SPACE
is an Affiliate Centre of the University of
London in Hong Kong. This is to recognise
that HKU SPACE has demonstrated a
sustained commitment to developing high
standard in respect of teaching, support
and administration.
* These are exempted courses under the Non-local Higher and Professional Education (Regulation) Ordinance. It is a matter of discretion for individual
employers to recognise any qualification to which these courses may lead.
04 THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
Sample of Graduation Certificate
Graduation Ceremony in HKU SPACE
FEATURES OF Graduation Ceremony in the University of London*
(optional)
THE PROGRAMMES
WORLDWIDE RECOGNITION AND ALUMNI BASE
• Internationally recognised degree awarded by the University of London
• All exams are set and marked by the LSE academics
• More than 2,000 BSc graduates in HK
• A number of graduates have chosen to study their master’s degrees in local and
overseas universities such as the University of Hong Kong and LSE
STRONG ACADEMIC SUPPORT
• Face-to-face Tuition Courses by local lecturers
• Revision Courses^ by overseas lecturers (selected courses only)
• Online learning support by HKU SPACE and the LSE
FLEXIBLE STUDY MODE
• Can be completed within a minimum of 2 years (with a recognised first degree or be
granted enough Recognition and Accreditation of Prior Learning (RPLs)) and a maximum
of 6 years
• Exemptions may be granted to those with relevant qualifications
• Opportunity to study part-time or full-time mode#
* Students who wish to attend the Graduation Ceremony in the University of London are responsible for all the expenses themselves
(including but not limited to - transportation between Hong Kong and London, accommodation, meals and travel insurance.)
^ Course fee for each revision course: HKD2,200 per course, which includes one mock examination and three/four consecutive lessons.
The fee is reviewed annually and subject to change.
# For full-time mode,please refer to the full-time brochureTHE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON 05
Statute 66(2) of the University of London states
Candidates granted degrees and other awards shall have attained the same academic
standard irrespective of mode or place of study or examination.
GRADUATES’
SHARING
Striking a balance between studying a part-time degree and working is
not easy. I must get well-prepared for the upcoming challenges, foreseeable
and unforeseeable ones. It is worth putting in all the hard work, especially
when you realize how far you have gone from day one.
I would like to express profound gratitude to my family, friends and the
Ms. Leung Kwan most crucial ones for my study- lecturers from HKU SPACE for their support
- BSc Accounting and Finance Graduate and encouragement which made me never give up during the hard time
with First Class Honours in 2017
in my study. I truly appreciate their attitude, patience, and passion and
trust that they'll keep it up. I'm glad that I've made this wise choice.
Further study is not just about gaining knowledge, it also opens a
pathway to realizing one's dreams. I have to sincerely thank all HKU SPACE
and University of London teachers for their guidance and support. They
were always there to help me and clarify things when I was confused or
struggling with some abstract concept. And the programme is tailored
for working students since the classes are mainly at weekends.
Ms. Kwok Ka Man Carmen
- BSc Accounting and Finance Graduate with
First Class Honours in 2016
- The highest mark for the "Financial
Intermediation" Course around the world06 THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
PROGRESSION ROUTES
Progression Route 1 (To obtain the first degree)
Standard Route through Associate Degree/Higher Diploma
Master’s degrees in local and overseas universities
BSc Accounting and Finance#/ BSc Banking and Finance/
BSc Business and Management/ BSc Economics and Management#
At most 9 Courses 12 Courses
Associate Degree/ CertHE/ Higher Diploma International Foundation Programme@
graduate with full exemptions on 3 courses
Duration Minimum 2 years Duration Minimum 3 years
Progression Route 2 (To obtain the first degree)
Standard Route
Master’s degrees in local and overseas universities
12 Courses
BSc Accounting and Finance/ BSc Banking and Finance/
BSc Business and Management/ BSc Economics and Management
DSE/ IB/ HKAL+HKCEE/ GCE “A” Level + “O” Level/ Others**
Duration Minimum 3 years
Progression Route 3 (To obtain the second degree)
Graduate Entry Route
Master’s degrees in local and overseas universities
9 Courses
BSc Accounting and Finance##/ BSc Banking and Finance/ BSc Business and Management/
BSc Economics and Management#
Recognized Degree Holder
(Full-time basis with at least 3 years in duration)
Duration Minimum 2 years#
@
International Foundation Programme includes 4 courses and minimum duration is 1 year
**
Please refer to the entry requirement on p.19
* There are many other qualifications, both from Hong Kong and overseas, that the University of London accepts as satisfying the entrance requirements.
# Subject to individual case. Some may not be able to finish in 2 years.
## The minimum duration of registration for BSc Accounting and Finance through the Graduate Entry Route is 3 years.THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON 07
08 THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
UNIVERSITY OF LONDON PROGRAMMES
(Part-time)
Awarded by the University of London
Academic Direction: The London School of Economics and Political Science
BSc Accounting and Finance
BSc Banking and Finance
BSc Business and Management
BSc Economics and Management
Course Name QF Level Registration No. Validity Period
BSc Accounting and Finance 01 Sep 2013
5 13/000446/L5
at HKU SPACE - 31 Aug 2026
BSc Banking and Finance 01 Sep 2013
5 13/000448/L5
at HKU SPACE - 31 Aug 2026
BSc Business and Management 01 Sep 2014
5 14/000003/L5
at HKU SPACE - 31 Aug 2026
BSc Economics and Management 01 Sep 2012
5 13/000312/L5
at HKU SPACE - 31 Aug 2026
The programmes below are recognised under Qualification Framework.
Each degree consists of 12 courses. These courses may be taken in any order provided that certain prerequisite courses have been passed.
A University of London BSc graduate can be regarded as having studied the `University of London BSc programme at HKU SPACE’ if the following conditions are satisfied.
1. The courses taken, or given ‘Recognition and Accreditation of Prior Learning’ in the programme, satisfy the programme content and structure stated in this brochure, and
2. The student enrolled in the HKU SPACE tuition courses for all the courses in the programme, except the courses which are granted ‘Recognition and Accreditation of Prior
Learning’.THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON 09
Rules of Progression for BSc programmes
• For students who initially registered in or after 2011.
• You can take up to four full new courses in a year.
• In your final year of study, you may take five new courses in your final year, provided you are not carrying
a failed course.
• You may take a maximum of five courses at any examination period, in either a combination of new
courses and resits (with a maximum of four new full courses) or resits only, in an academic year.
• In your first year of study through the Standard Route, you may only take 100 courses, unless you have
granted RPL for at least two full 100 courses or equivalent.
Assessment
• Each full course will be examined by one three-hour/ three-hour fifteen-minute examination paper.
• Each half course will be examined by one two-hour examination paper.
• The University of London examinations are held once a year in May/June.
• Examination registration will be held in December by Hong Kong Examination and Assessment Authority.
Tuition Courses at HKU SPACE
• Each HKU SPACE tuition course comprises a total of 54 teaching hours.
• Classes will normally be held on weekday evenings and weekends which may include Sundays &
public holidays.
• Classes will be held in Admiralty or other HKUSPACE learning centres, subject to availability.
• The tentative start day of tuition courses is early / mid September, 2021.
Revision Courses
• Revision courses may also be organised in Hong Kong. They are taught by teaching staff from the
University of London, other U.K. or overseas universities in March/April every year.
• Course fee for each revision course: HK$2,200 per course, which included one mock examination and
three / four consecutive lessons. The fee is reviewed annually and subject to change.
Finance Assistance & Loans
• Continuing Education Fund (CEF) :Tel: 3142 2277 | Web: www.wfsfaa.gov.hk/cef/en/index.htm
• Extended Non-Means-Tested :Tel: 2150 6223 | Web: www.wfsfaa.gov.hk/sfo/en/postsecondary/enls/
Loan Scheme (ENLS) overview.htm10 THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
BSc Accounting and Finance
MS044A
QF Level : 5
QR registration No. : 13/000446/L5
QR Validity Period : 01/09/2013 to 31/08/2026
The entire programme consists of 12 modules (30 credits each).
Upon completion of 12 modules (360 credits), students will be awarded the Bachelor of Science in
Accounting and Finance by the University of London. No other exit awards are accredited by HKCAAVQ.
The below structure is for students who first registered in 2021-22*.
Level 100 Courses
1. Introduction to Economics 3. Principles of Banking and Finance
2. Mathematics 1 (Half course) and Statistics 1 (Half course) 4. Principles of Accounting
Level 200/300 Courses
5. Choose ONE from below:
- Managerial Economics - Microeconomics
6. Financial Reporting
7. Management Accounting
8. Asset pricing and Financial Markets
9. Auditing and Assurance
10. Accounting: Markets and Organisations^
11-12. Choose TWO from below:
a. Marketing Management h. Macroeconomics
b. Information Systems Management i. Monetary Economics
c. Organisation Theory: an interdisciplinary approach j. Principles of Corporate Finance
d. The Law of Business Organisations k. Financial Intermediation
e. Human Resource Management l. Investment Management
f. Strategy m. Core Management concepts
g. Management and Innovation of E-business n. Business and Management in a Global Context
^ The course was named "Accounting Theory" before.
Some modules of this course have been included in the list of reimbursable courses under the Continuing Education Fund
This course has been included in the list of reimbursable courses under the Continuing Education Fund
The mother course (BSc Accounting and Finance) of this module is recognised under the Qualifications Framework (QF Level 5).
QF Level: 5 | QR Registration No.: 13/000446/L5 | QR Registration Validity Period: 01 Sep 2013 - 31 Aug 2026
STANDARD ROUTE
For students first registering for a degree in 2016-17 or later: To be eligible for the award of a degree,
students must attempt all 12 courses of the study programme and pass a minimum of 11 (although this
would result in a drop in the class band of the degree award).
For details, please refer to the University of London programme regulations:
http://www.londoninternational.ac.uk/
* Subject to Change. Not all the courses will be offered in the 2021-22 academic year, the decisions are subject to the enrollment numbers.
* The above programme structure is for students who first registered in 2021-22, for students who registered in 2020-21 or earlier, the programme structure should be followed
by the programme regulation on the University of London Website.
* Information in the HKU SPACE website is the most up-to-date version and supersedes the printed, wherever applicable.THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON 11 GRADUATE ENTRY ROUTE Recognized degree holders may study the BSc Programmes through Graduate Entry Route. The programme in Graduate Entry Route consists of 9 courses. Students who admitted through Graduate Entry Route will have to take 9 courses, i.e. 1,2,4,5,6,7,8,9,10. For the Graduate Entry Route degree programmes, students must successfully pass all 9 courses to be eligible for the award of degree. The minimum duration of registration for BSc Accounting and Finance through the Graduate Entry Route is 3 years. Notes 1. The course syllabus is available in the University of London prospectus: http://www.londoninternational.ac.uk/ 2. Degrees are awarded with First Class Honours, Second Class Honours, Third Class Honours or Pass (standard entry route only). 3. The above programme structure is intended for use by prospective students for the University of London BSc Programmes at HKU SPACE. 4. HKU SPACE reserves the right to change the course being offered and may not offer all courses in each year. A University of London BSc graduate can be regarded as having studied the `University of London BSc programme at HKU SPACE’ if the following conditions are satisfied. 1. The courses taken, or given ‘Recognition and Accreditation of Prior Learning’ in the programme, satisfy the programme content and structure stated in this brochure, and 2. The student enrolled in the HKU SPACE tuition courses for all the courses in the programme, except the courses which are granted ‘Recognition and Accreditation of Prior Learning’.
12 THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
BSc Banking and Finance
MS046A
QF Level : 5
QR registration No. : 13/000448/L5
QR Validity Period : 01/09/2013 to 31/08/2026
The entire programme consists of 12 modules (30 credits each).
Upon completion of 12 modules (360 credits), students will be awarded the Bachelor of Science in
Banking and Finance by the University of London. No other exit awards are accredited by HKCAAVQ.
The below structure is for students who first registered in 2021-22*.
Level 100 Courses
1. Introduction to Economics 3. Principles of Banking and Finance
2. Mathematics 1 (Half course) and Statistics 1 (Half course) 4. Principles of Accounting
Level 200/300 Courses
5. Asset Pricing and Financial Markets
6. Principles of Corporate Finance
7. Choose ONE from below:
- Microeconomics ∆ - Macroeconomics
8. Financial Intermediation
9. Investment Management
10. Auditing and Assurance
11-12. Choose TWO from below:
a. Marketing Management h. Managerial Economics∆#
b. Organisation Theory: an interdisciplinary approach i. Financial Reporting#
c. The Law of Business Organisations j. Management Accounting#
d. Human Resource Management k. Information Systems Managment#
e. Strategy l. Microeconomics∆#
f. Management and Innovation of e-business m. Macroeconomics#
g. Monetary Economics n. Business and Management in a Global Context#
∆
Students cannot take Managerial Economics with Microeconomics.
#
Students can only take one course among these courses (h) to (n).
Some modules of this course have been included in the list of reimbursable courses under the Continuing Education Fund
This course has been included in the list of reimbursable courses under the Continuing Education Fund
The mother course (BSc Banking and Finance) of this module is recognised under the Qualifications Framework (QF Level 5).
QF Level: 5 | QR Registration No.: 13/000448/L5 | QR Registration Validity Period: 01 Sep 2013 - 31 Aug 2026
STANDARD ROUTE
For students first registering for a degree in 2016-17 or later: To be eligible for the award of a degree,
students must attempt all 12 courses of the study programme and pass a minimum of 11 (although this
would result in a drop in the class band of the degree award).
For details, please refer to the University of London programme regulations:
http://www.londoninternational.ac.uk/
* Subject to Change. Not all the courses will be offered in the 2021-22 academic year, the decisions are subject to the enrollment numbers.
* The above programme structure is for students who first registered in 2021-22, for students who registered in 2020-21 or earlier, the programme structure should be followed
by the programme regulation on the University of London Website.
* Information in the HKU SPACE website is the most up-to-date version and supersedes the printed, wherever applicable.THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON 13 GRADUATE ENTRY ROUTE Recognized degree holders may study the BSc Programmes through Graduate Entry Route. The programme in Graduate Entry Route consists of 9 courses. Level 100 Students who admitted through Graduate Entry Route will have to take 9 courses, i.e. courses 1,2,3,5,6,7,8,9 and one course from a to g under courses 11 to 12. For the Graduate Entry Route degree programmes, students must successfully pass all 9 courses to be eligible for the award of degree. Notes 1. The course syllabus is available in the University of London prospectus: http://www.londoninternational.ac.uk/ 2. Degrees are awarded with First Class Honours, Second Class Honours, Third Class Honours or Pass (standard entry route only). 3. The above programme structure is intended for use by prospective students for the University of London BSc Programmes at HKU SPACE. 4. HKU SPACE reserves the right to change the course being offered and may not offer all courses in each year. A University of London BSc graduate can be regarded as having studied the `University of London BSc programme at HKU SPACE’ if the following conditions are satisfied. 1. The courses taken, or given ‘Recognition and Accreditation of Prior Learning’ in the programme, satisfy the programme content and structure stated in this brochure, and 2. The student enrolled in the HKU SPACE tuition courses for all the courses in the programme, except the courses which are granted ‘Recognition and Accreditation of Prior Learning’.
14 THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
BSc Business and Management
MS041A
QF Level : 5
QR registration No. : 14/000003/L5
QR Validity Period : 01/09/2014 to 31/08/2026
The entire programme consists of 12 modules (30 credits each).
Upon completion of 12 modules (360 credits), students will be awarded the Bachelor of Science in
Business and Management by the University of London. No other exit awards are accredited by HKCAAVQ.
The below structure is for students who first registered in 2021-22*.
Level 100 Courses
1. Introduction to Economics
2. Mathematics 1 (Half course) and Statistics 1 (Half course)
3. Principles of Accounting
4. Business and Management in a Global Context
Level 200/300 Courses
5. Core Management Concepts
6. Managerial Economics
7. Organisation Theory: an interdisciplinary approach
8. Strategy
9. Human Resource Management
10-12. Choose THREE from below:
a. Information Systems Management g. Management and Innovation of e-business*
b. Asset Pricing and Financial Markets h. Macroeconomics#
c. Management Accounting i. Financial Reporting#
d. Principles of Corporate Finance j. Auditing and Assurance#
e. Marketing Management* k. Principles of Banking and Finance#
f. The Law of Business Organisations*
* Students should take at least one course among these courses (e) to (g).
#
Students can take only one course among these courses (h) to (k).
Some modules of this course have been included in the list of reimbursable courses under the Continuing Education Fund
This course has been included in the list of reimbursable courses under the Continuing Education Fund
The mother course (BSc Business and Management) of this module is recognised under the Qualifications Framework (QF Level 5).
QF Level: 5 | QR Registration No.: 14/000003/L5 | QR Registration Validity Period: 01 Sep 2014 - 31 Aug 2026
STANDARD ROUTE
For students first registering for a degree in 2016-17 or later: To be eligible for the award of a degree,
students must attempt all 12 courses of the study programme and pass a minimum of 11 (although this
would result in a drop in the class band of the degree award).
For details, please refer to the University of London programme regulations:
http://www.londoninternational.ac.uk/
* Subject to Change. Not all the courses will be offered in the 2021-22 academic year, the decisions are subject to the enrollment numbers.
* The above programme structure is for students who first registered in 2021-22, for students who registered in 2020-21 or earlier, the programme structure should be followed
by the programme regulation on the University of London Website.
* Information in the HKU SPACE website is the most up-to-date version and supersedes the printed, wherever applicable.THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON 15 GRADUATE ENTRY ROUTE Recognized degree holders can study the BSc Programmes through Graduate Entry Route. The programme in Graduate Entry Route consists of 9 courses. Students who admitted through Graduate Entry Route will have to take courses 1 to 9. For the Graduate Entry Route degree programmes, students must successfully pass all 9 courses to be eligible for the award of degree. Notes 1. The course syllabus is available in the University of London prospectus: http://www.londoninternational.ac.uk/ 2. Degrees are awarded with First Class Honours, Second Class Honours, Third Class Honours or Pass (standard entry route only). 3. The above programme structure is intended for use by prospective students for the University of London BSc Programmes at HKU SPACE. 4. HKU SPACE reserves the right to change the course being offered and may not offer all courses in each year. A University of London BSc graduate can be regarded as having studied the `University of London BSc programme at HKU SPACE’ if the following conditions are satisfied. 1. The courses taken, or given ‘Recognition and Accreditation of Prior Learning’ in the programme, satisfy the programme content and structure stated in this brochure, and 2. The student enrolled in the HKU SPACE tuition courses for all the courses in the programme, except the courses which are granted ‘Recognition and Accreditation of Prior Learning’.
16 THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
BSc Economics and Management
MS025A
QF Level : 5
QR registration No. : 13/000312/L5
QR Validity Period : 01/09/2012 to 31/08/2026
The entire programme consists of 12 modules (30 credits each).
Upon completion of 12 modules (360 credits), students will be awarded the Bachelor of Science in
Economics and Management by the University of London. No other exit awards are accredited by HKCAAVQ.
The below structure is for students who first registered in 2021-22*.
Level 100 Courses
1. Introduction to Economics
2. Mathematics 1 (Half course) and Statistics 1 (Half course)
3. Principles of Accounting
4. Business and Management in a Global Context
Level 200/300 Courses
5. Core Management Concepts
6. Choose ONE from below:
- Microeconomics - Managerial Economics
7. Macroeconomics
8. Asset Pricing and Financial Markets
9. Monetary Economics
10-12. Choose THREE from below:
a. Strategy* f. Management and Innovation of e-business*
b. Organisation Theory: an interdisciplinary approach* g. Management Accounting
c. Human Resource Management * h. Information Systems Management
d. Marketing Management* i. Principles of Corporate Finance
e. The Law of Business Organisations* j. Principles of Banking and Finance
* Students should take at least one course among these courses (a) to (f).
Some modules of this course have been included in the list of reimbursable courses under the Continuing Education Fund
This course has been included in the list of reimbursable courses under the Continuing Education Fund
The mother course (BSc Economics and Management) of this module is recognised under the Qualifications Framework (QF Level 5).
QF Level: 5 | QR Registration No.: 13/000312/L5 | QR Registration Validity Period: 01 Sep 2012 - 31 Aug 2026
STANDARD ROUTE
For students first registering for a degree in 2016-17 or later: To be eligible for the award of a degree,
students must attempt all 12 courses of the study programme and pass a minimum of 11 (although this
would result in a drop in the class band of the degree award).
For details, please refer to the University of London programme regulations:
http://www.londoninternational.ac.uk/
* Subject to Change. Not all the courses will be offered in the 2021-22 academic year, the decisions are subject to the enrollment numbers.
* The above programme structure is for students who first registered in 2021-22, for students who registered in 2020-21 or earlier, the programme structure should be followed
by the programme regulation on the University of London Website.
* Information in the HKU SPACE website is the most up-to-date version and supersedes the printed, wherever applicable.THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON 17 GRADUATE ENTRY ROUTE Recognized degree holders can study the BSc Programmes through Graduate Entry Route. The programme in Graduate Entry Route consists of 9 courses. Students who admitted through Graduate Entry Route will have to take 9 courses, i.e. courses 1,2,4,5,6,7,8,9 and one course from a to i under courses 10 to 12. For the Graduate Entry Route degree programmes, students must successfully pass all 9 courses to be eligible for the award of degree. Students registered for BSc Economics and Management through the Graduate Entry Route may not be able to finish in 2 years. Subject to individual case. Notes 1. The course syllabus is available in the University of London prospectus: http://www.londoninternational.ac.uk/ 2. Degrees are awarded with First Class Honours, Second Class Honours, Third Class Honours or Pass (standard entry route only). 3. The above programme structure is intended for use by prospective students for the University of London BSc Programmes at HKU SPACE. 4. HKU SPACE reserves the right to change the course being offered and may not offer all courses in each year. A University of London BSc graduate can be regarded as having studied the `University of London BSc programme at HKU SPACE’ if the following conditions are satisfied. 1. The courses taken, or given ‘Recognition and Accreditation of Prior Learning’ in the programme, satisfy the programme content and structure stated in this brochure, and 2. The student enrolled in the HKU SPACE tuition courses for all the courses in the programme, except the courses which are granted ‘Recognition and Accreditation of Prior Learning’.
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PREREQUISITES, CO-REQUISITES AND EXCLUSIONS
The prerequisites must be passed before the course can be taken.
The co-requisites must be taken either before or at the same time as the course.
Certain courses cannot be taken with each other, such exclusions are shown in the list below.
Course Name Level Prerequisites, Co-requisites and Exclusions
Business and Management in a Global Context 100 Prerequisites None
Introduction to Economics 100 Co-requisites Must be taken with or after Mathematics 1 AND Statistics 1
Mathematics 1 (Half Course) 100 Prerequisites None
Exclusions May not be taken with Calculus OR Mathematical methods
Principles of Accounting 100 Prerequisites None
Principles of Banking and Finance 100 Prerequisites None
Statistics 1 (Half Course) 100 Prerequisites None
Contemporary Sociology in a Global Age 100 Prerequisites None
Asset Pricing and Financial Markets 200 Prerequisites Introduction to Economics AND Mathematics 1
Exclusions May not be taken with Financial Management OR Corporate Finance
Core Management Concepts 200 Prerequisites Business and Management in a Global Context
Financial Intermediation 200 Prerequisites Principles of Banking and Finance
Financial Reporting 200 Prerequisites Principles of Accounting
Macroeconomics 200 Prerequisites Introduction to Economics AND Mathematics 1
Management Accounting 200 Prerequisites Principles of Accounting
Managerial Economics 200 Prerequisites Introduction to Economics AND Mathematics 1
May not be taken with Microeconomics
Exclusions (for the students who initially registered in or after 2011)
Microeconomics 200 Prerequisites Introduction to Economics AND Mathematics 1
May not be taken with Managerial Economics
Exclusions (for the students who initially registered in or after 2011)
Principles of Corporate Finance 200 Prerequisites Introduction to Economics AND Mathematics 1
Exclusions May not be taken with Corporate Finance
Information Systems Management 200 Prerequisites None
Exclusions May not be taken with Information Systems and Organisations
Accounting: Markets and Organisations#^ 300 Prerequisites Financial Reporting OR Management Accounting
Co-requisites Financial Reporting OR Management Accounting
Auditing and Assurance 300 Prerequisites Principles of Accounting
Corporate Finance 300 Prerequisites Introduction to Economics AND Mathematics 1
May not be taken with Asset Pricing and Financial Markets OR
Exclusions Principles of Corporate Finance OR Financial Management
Human Resource Management 300 Prerequisites Business and Management in a Global Context
Investment Management 300 Prerequisites Principles of Banking and Finance
Must be taken with or after Corporate Finance OR Asset
Co-requisites Pricing and Financial Markets OR Financial Management
Management and Innovation of e-business 300 Prerequisites None
Monetary Economics 300 Prerequisites Macroeconomics
Organisation Theory: an interdisciplinary approach 300 Prerequisites Business and Management in a Global Context
Marketing Management 300 Prerequisites Business and Management in a Global Context
Strategy 300 Prerequisites Introduction to Economics AND Mathematics 1
The Law of Business Organisations 300 Prerequisites None
Exclusions May not be taken with Company Law
* The table only shows the courses which offer by HKU SPACE.
* The prerequisites, co-requisites and exclusions are subject to change, please refer to the University of London website for the updated information.
# Students must pass one of either Financial Reporting or Management Accounting before taking Accounting: Markets and Organisations and must take the other course at the same time as or before.
^ The course was named "Accounting Theory" before.THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON 19
ENTRY REQUIREMENT
STANDARD ROUTE
Applicants shall have:
1. 2 HKDSE Category A subjects at Level 3 (including English Language) and 3 HKDSE Category A
subjects at Level 2 (including Mathematics); or
2. (a) 2 GCE ‘A’ Level Grade E + 3 GCE ‘O’ Level Grade C (including English Language & Mathematics); or
(b) 2 HKAL Grade E + HKCEE English Language at Grade C & 2 subjects at Grade E in HKCEE
(including Mathematics); or
3. International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma including Mathematics / Mathematical Studies at Grade 3
(Higher Level / Standard Level); or
4. An Associate Degree / a Higher Diploma from HKU SPACE or other recognised awarding institutions.
Students transfer to the BSc programmes from the University of London International Foundation
Programme.
Students of the University of London International Foundation Programme (IFP) may progress to the
BSc programmes by applying to transfer their registration, provided that they have passed all four full
courses in the University of London International Foundation Programme.
GRADUATE ENTRY ROUTE
For graduate entry, in addition to the qualifications listed above, applicants must hold a full first degree
completed in a minimum of three years duration on a full time basis (or equivalent) from a university or
other institution acceptable to the University of London.
Notes
There are many other qualifications, both from Hong Kong and overseas, that the University of London accepts as satisfying the entry requirements for the degree
programmes.
If applicant holds a professional and /or postgraduate qualification without a full first degree, he/she cannot be considered for admission to the Graduate Entry Route.
PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION
Association of Chartered Continuing Education Fund
Certified Accountants (ACCA) (Selected courses only)
www.accaglobal.com www.wfsfaa.gov.hk/cef/en/index.htm
80% of tuition fee for the first HK$10,000
Chartered Institute of subsidy and 60% of tuition fee for the second
HK$10,000 subsidy, subject to a maximum sum
Management Accountants of HK$20,000 can be reimbursed on successful
www.cimaglobal.com completion of an approved course. CEF
Requirements: Students enrolled in the course
are required to fulfill a minimum of 70%
CPA Australia attendance and 50% overall mark of final
examination.
www.cpaaustralia.com.au20 THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
FEES#
Year 1
Fees Amount Time for Payment
Application fee (Non-refundable) GBP 107 Mar - Sep 2021
Initial registration fee GBP 1,146 Sep - Nov 2021
HKU SPACE Tuition Course (4 full courses) HKD 20,800 Jun - Sep 2021
Exam Fee (4 full courses and to be adjusted in Dec 2021) GBP 1,384 + HKD 3,815 Dec 2021 - Jan 2022
(enrolled in 2017 - 18 or after)
GBP 1,144 + HKD 3,815
(enrolled in 2016 - 17 or earlier)
Total fee for year 1 GBP 2,637 + HKD 24,615 (enrolled in 2017 - 18 or after)
GBP 2,397 + HKD 24,615 (enrolled in 2016 - 17 or earlier)
Year 2
Fees Amount Time for Payment
Continuing registration fee GBP 523 Sep - Nov 2021
(enrolled in 2017 - 18 or after)
GBP 485
(enrolled in 2016 - 17 or earlier)
HKU SPACE Tuition Course (4 full courses) HKD 20,800 Jun - Sep 2021
Exam Fee (4 full courses and to be adjusted in Dec 2021) GBP 1,384 + HKD 3,085 Dec 2021 - Jan 2022
(enrolled in 2017 - 18 or after)
GBP 1,144 + HKD 3,085
(enrolled in 2016 - 17 or earlier)
Total fee for year 2 GBP 1,907 + HKD 23,885 (enrolled in 2017 - 18 or after)
GBP 1,629 + HKD 23,885 (enrolled in 2016 - 17 or earlier)
Year 3
Fees Amount Time for Payment
Continuing registration fee GBP 523 Sep - Nov 2021
(enrolled in 2017 - 18 or after)
GBP 485
(enrolled in 2016 - 17 or earlier)
HKU SPACE Tuition Course (4 full courses) HKD 20,800 Jun - Sep 2021
Exam Fee (4 full courses and to be adjusted in Dec 2021) GBP 1,384 + HKD 3,085 Dec 2021 - Jan 2022
(enrolled in 2017 - 18 or after)
GBP 1,144 + HKD 3,085
(enrolled in 2016 - 17 or earlier)
Total fee for year 3 GBP 1,907 + HKD 23,885 (enrolled in 2017 - 18 or after)
GBP 1,629 + HKD 23,885 (enrolled in 2016 - 17 or earlier)
#All the above fees are reviewed annually and are subject to change without prior notice.
Notes
1. A part of the fees are paid in pounds sterling (GBP), which can be paid either by a credit card recognized by either MasterCard International Inc. or the Visa group OR by
Sterling cheque or bankers’ draft, made payable to “The University of London”.
2. Students can complete the programme in a minimum of 2 years (in Graduate Entry Route or full exemptions have been granted) and a maximum of 6 years.
3. Students are required to pay for the Continuing Registration Fee every year to maintain the registration with the University.
4. Course fee paid for HKU SPACE are only refundable under the condition that the applicant is unsuccessful with the University of London application, and before October 31, 2021.
• Administrative charges may apply with the refund.
• If the student has attended the tuition course(s) prior to their acceptance with the University of London then their course fee is NOT fully 100% refundable.
5. Course Transfer fee HK$120 will be required if students would like to transfer a course enrolled to another one (14 working days to process the transfer).
6. Students may apply for a HKU library card in which a separate fee will apply.
7. Fees are subject to changes.THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON 21
SCHEDULE
Number of intakes per year: 1
Programmes Date
Application Period Mar 2021 - Sep 2021
UoL Registration Period Mar 2021 - Nov 2021
HKU SPACE Tuition courses Sep 2021 - Mar 2022
Examination Registration Dec 2021 - Jan 2022
Revision Courses* Mar 2022 - Apr 2022
Final Examinations May 2022 - Jun 2022
Result Release Late Aug 2022
Registration for next intake Sep 2022
* Revision course will be offered for selected courses only.
Course fee for each revision course: HK$2,200 per course, which includes one mock examination and three/four consecutive lessons.
The fee is reviewed annually and subject to change.
TIMETABLE*
Sep 2021 - Mar 2022 (Week A : Tentative Start Day Early / Mid Sep)
Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun
Organisation Auditing and Strategy Principles of Asset Pricing
Theory: an Assurance Corporate and Financial
interdisciplinary Finance Markets
approach Some lessons
will be arranged
Accounting: Principles of Management Financial Mathematics 1
on Sat/ Sun.
Markets and Accounting and Innovation Reporting and Statistics 1
(1 or 2 consecutive
Organisations^ of e-business
lessons per day)
Monetary The Law of Human Resource
Economics Business Management
Organisations
Sep 2021 - Mar 2022 (Week B : Tentative Start Day Early / Mid Sep)
Mon Tue Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun
Macroeconomics Microeconomics Business and Investment Marketing
Management in Management Management
a Global Context Some lessons
Introduction to Managerial Core Principles of Management will be arranged
Economics Economics Management Banking and Accounting on Sat/ Sun.
Concepts Finance (1 or 2 consecutive
lessons per day)
Financial
Intermediation
Each HKU SPACE tuition course comprises a total of 54 teaching hours (16 lessons).
Lessons will be arranged on weekdays from 19:00 - 22:20 (3 hours and 20 minutes), and some lessons will be arranged on Saturdays/ Sundays (1 or 2 consecutive lessons per day).
* Information in the HKU SPACE website is the most up-to-date version and supersedes the printed brochure, wherever applicable.
^ The course was named "Accounting Theory" before.
Notes
1. Courses in week A & B will be held every 2 week alternatively.
2. Students are not allowed to take more than one course from each week on the same day as class crush will be occurred.
3. Make up class(es) will be held on Sunday(s) and/or Public Holiday(s).
4. Please check the programme structure and the prerequisites before enrolment. Course Transfer fee HK$120 will be charged if students would like to transfer from an
enrolled course to another one (14 working days to process the transfer).
5. The School reserves the right to revise the above timetable without prior notice and cancel any tuition courses due to insufficient enrollment numbers.22 THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON
APPLICATION PROCEDURE
1. APPLICATION
Course Commencement Date : Early / Mid September 2021*
Enrolment Deadline : Early September 2021 (first-come-first served)
Application should be made in :
The University of London Programmes Admissions Office at HKU SPACE
Address: Room 313, 3/F, Admiralty Centre, 18 Harcourt Road, Hong Kong
Opening Hours : Weekdays: 9:00 am - 7:30 pm
Saturdays: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
Sundays & Public Holidays: Closed
Applicants should bring along:
(i) Completed application form (7 pages)
Application forms are available from the University of London Programmes Admissions Office at HKU SPACE
or in the link below: https://hkuspace.hku.hk/londonu/#how-to-apply
(ii) original and photocopied evidence of your full name (including any change of name) and date of birth (i.e.
Hong Kong identity card, passport, birth certificate, marriage certificate, deed poll or statutory declaration);
(iii) evidence of every qualification listed on your application form, including original certificate/s and TWO
sets of photocopies;
(iv) the application fee of GBP107 together with the fee-slip. (This fee is non-refundable. Fees can be
paid by banker’s draft or crossed cheque in pounds sterling and made payable to “The University of London”.
In addition, HKU SPACE also accepts VISA/MasterCard, EPS and cash in HK$.)
Enquiries for Application :
Tel : 3761 1122 E-mail : londonu@hkuspace.hku.hk
2. OFFER LETTER
Offer letter / Reject letter will be sent to applicants within 4 - 6 weeks if application is successful#.
3. ENROLMENT TO HKU SPACE TUITION COURSES
Application should be made in :
Any of the HKU SPACE enrolment Centres
Students should bring along:
(i) Completed Enrolment form (printed in the centre of this brochure)
(ii) Course Fee, which can be paid by cash/ EPS/ VISA/ MASTER/ Cheque in any of HKUSPACE
enrolment centres.
Enquiries for HKU SPACE Tuition Courses (Part-time) :
Tel : 2867-8319 E-mail : lse@hkuspace.hku.hk
* Subject to change and Information in the HKU SPACE website is the most up-to-date version and supersedes the printed brochure, wherever applicable.
# Subject to individual case. Some may take longer time, especially those with RPL application.THE UNIVERSITY OF LONDON 23
ENROLMENT CENTRES
HKU Campus Admiralty Learning Centre
3/F., T.T. Tsui Building, The University of Hong Kong, 2/F & 3/F, Admiralty Centre, 18 Harcourt Road, Hong
Pokfulam Road, Hong Kong (Exit A2, HKU MTR Station) Kong (access via the shopping arcade escalators
Weekdays : 8:30 am to 6:00 pm through Exit A, Admiralty MTR Station)
Saturdays : Closed Weekdays : 8:30am to 7:30pm
Tel : 2975 5680 Fax : 2546 3538 Saturdays : 8:30am to 5:30pm
Tel : 3761 1111 Fax : 2559 4666
Kowloon East Campus Fortress Tower Learning Centre
28 Wang Hoi Road, Kowloon Bay, Kowloon (Exit B, 1/F, 4/F, 7/F, 10/F, 14/F, 16/F, 19/F, 20/F & 22/F, Fortress
Kowloon Bay MTR Station) Tower, 250 King’s Road, North Point, Hong Kong
Weekdays : 8:30am to 7:30pm (Exit B, Fortress Hill MTR Station)
Saturdays : 8:30am to 5:30pm Weekdays : 8:30 am to 7:30 pm
Tel : 3762 2222 Fax : 2305 5070 Saturdays : closed
Tel : 3762 0888 Fax : 2508 9349
Island East Campus HKU SPACE Po Leung Kuk Stanley Ho
494 King’s Road, North Point, Hong Kong (Exit B3, Community College (HPSHCC) Campus
North Point MTR Station) 66 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Weekdays : 8:30 am to 7:30 pm Weekdays : 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Saturdays : 8:30 am to 5:30 pm Saturdays : closed
Tel : 3762 0000 Fax : 2214 9493 Tel : 3762 0100 Fax : 3923 7188GENERAL INFORMATION
(1) Classes are normally held on weekday evenings and weekends (daytime and evenings), and may also be held on
public holidays and Sundays. The courses are arranged according to the HKSAR non-office hours times.
(2) Typhoon and Black Rainstorm
For classes & examinations that have not yet started:
If Typhoon Signal No. 8 or above or Black Rainstorm Warning signal is in force after the following times, classes
and examinations will be cancelled as indicated:
6 am Morning classes/examinations that start before 2:00pm
11 am Afternoon classes/examinations that start between 2:00pm & 6:00pm
3 pm Evening classes/examinations starting from 6:00pm
For classes & examinations that have already started:
When Typhoon Signal No 8 or above is hoisted, all classes should be immediately suspended but all examinations
will continue until the end of that examination session unless the examination venue is found to be of potential
risk to candidates. When the Black Rainstorm Signal is in force, all classes and examinations will continue but all
outdoor activities will be suspended.
(3) Unless a course is over-subscribed or cancelled, the course fees and repeating course fees are non-refundable. If
the applicant is unsuccessful in the application, the applicant should note the refund conditions outlined in the
course application form.
(4) Fees and places are not transferable. Fees quoted in this brochure apply only to the intakes of studies specified
within the brochure and may be subject to revisions even after admission onto this programme.
(5) If course refunds are granted, the refund procedures are normally four to six weeks and is subject to changes.
(6) Students may be required to produce their admission card to HKU SPACE staff outside the classroom or anytime
during class and/or upon request.
(7) Students should check with the University of London’s prospectus to confirm their eligibility to enrol into the course,
and to write the University of London’s examination.
(8) The School reserves the right to change the time, and/or place of course meetings and/or to change the course
teacher should this be necessary, unavoidable time table changes which includes, time, date, venue of the
courses, and the lecturer(s) are unavoidable. Such changes may cause clashes with other subjects listed in the
timetable.
(9) The School may exclude a student from class if his/her behaviour disturbs the class or if he/she does not follow
instructions in class or as laid down by HKU SPACE. Eating, drinking and smoking are not allowed in class and within
the School Centres. Students should respect other students in the class and should oblige to the requirements of the
class accordingly.
(10) Every care has been taken to ensure that the information contained in this booklet is accurate at the time of printing,
but the course content is subject to continuing development and changed circumstances may necessitate cancella-
tion of courses or alterations to the programme content. HKU SPACE reserves the right to make changes at any time,
before or after a student’s admission. As much notice as possible will be given of any such changes, but neither the
School nor programme team can accept any liability that arises out of, or in connection with them.
(11) Late applications will ONLY be considered at the discretion of the School.
(12) All fees are subject to change without prior notice.
There will be staff checking the attendance against receipts, students who cannot produce the original course fee receipt will not be allowed to enter the classroom.
Every effort has been made to ensure the contents of this brochure are correct at the time of printing. HKU SPACE reserves the right to updated the contents of the brochure at
any time without notice and this brochure does not form part of a contract between the students and the School. Information in the HKU SPACE website is the most up-to-date
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