HP824 Associate of Applied Social Sciences in Psychology and Health

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【官方 HTML 原文】 Associate of Applied Social Sciences - Psychology and Health - HKU SPACE Po Leung Kuk Stanley Ho Community College Skip to main content e-Form Learner Portal Adverse Weather FAQs Job Vacancy Contact Us 中文 中 search share Facebook Youtube --> Email Search form search Search... Programmes Programme Structure Diploma in Foundation Studies (DFS) programme Associate Degree Programmes Higher Diploma Programmes Articulation Pathways Further Studies Programme Activities Publications Applications & Admissions Minimum Entry Requirements Application Procedures Admission for Mainland Applicants Definition of Local and Non-local Applicants Tuition Fees & Other Fees Scholarships, Bursaries & Sponsorships Study Subsidy Scheme for Designated Professions/Sectors (SSSDP) Financial Assistance College Life College Activities Student Sharing Student Services and Support Further Studies and Career Development Personal Development Counselling Service Self-help Online Resources Global Exposure Students' Union News Alumni Alumni Association Alumni Newsletter Alumni Activities About Us About the College Message from College Principal Vision and Missions Educational Aims College Council Academics & Senior Administration Campus & Facilities Outreach Activities for Secondary Schools Main content start Programmes Home Programmes Associate Degree Programmes Applied Social Sciences Psychology and Health Applied Psychology for Business Counselling Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement Digital Communication, Public Relations and Media in Practice Family and Child Welfare Services Psychology Psychology and Health Youth and Social Services Associate of Applied Social Sciences in Psychology and Health (NEW) Apply Now Programme Code HP824 Year 1 & 2, Associate Degree (AD) General Information Minimum Entry Requirements Programme Structure 2975 5865 miley.yiu@hkuspace.hku.hk The Associate of Applied Social Sciences in Psychology and Health integrates the scientific study of human behaviour with contemporary health and ageing issues. This two-year programme provides systematic training in core psychology, alongside specialised courses in health psychology, health systems and policy, and community-based learning for healthy ageing. Students develop a strong theoretical and empirical foundation in psychology, while acquiring practical skills in qualitative and quantitative research methods that prepare them for further study in psychology, sociology/ criminology, and health-related disciplines. Programme Aims and Features Programme Aims: Provide a broad-based social sciences education and a solid foundation in the core areas of psychology and health. Examine how psycho-social, economic, and cultural factors influence individual and community health, and explore ethics, motivation, mental health, and well-being within health contexts. Emphasise the application of psychological theories and evidence-based interventions to support clients, service users, and interdisciplinary teams across the health domain. On completion of the programme, students should be able to​: Communicate ideas in a manner appropriate to the circumstance using English and Chinese languages (oral and written) in social and academic contexts; Use information technology and quantitative/ numerical skills to manage information and solve daily life problems; Analyse and integrate fundamental concepts and ideas across a broad range of core curriculum subjects and describe their relevance to human experiences; Acquire a solid foundation of knowledge and skills as required for the pursuit of higher-level studies in Social Sciences; Evaluate psychology theories, models, concepts and their applications in the health settings; and Evaluate the major research methodologies and techniques used in applied and health psychology. Opportunities for Further Studies UGC-funded Universities Graduates are eligible to apply for admission to Bachelor's degree programmes in Social Sciences, Community Health or other related disciplines offered by local universities (including HKU). The list below shows the degree programmes that our graduates may apply for further studies*: The University of Hong Kong Bachelor of Psychology Bachelor of Arts and Sciences in Global Health and Development Bachelor of Social Sciences (Major in Sociology / Criminology) Bachelor of Arts and Sciences in Social Data Science The Chinese University of Hong Kong Bachelor of Social Science (Major in Psychology / Sociology / Criminology) Bachelor of Science in Community Health Practice Bachelor of Social Sciences in Psychology City University of Hong Kong Bachelor of Social Sciences Bachelor of Social Sciences in Psychology Bachelor of Social Sciences in Criminology and Sociology The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Bachelor of Arts (Honours) in Applied Ageing Studies and Service Management The Education University of Hong Kong Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) in Psychology Bachelor of Health Education (Honours) Bachelor of Social Sciences (Honours) in Sociology and Community Studies *The above list is not exhaustive and only shows some of the examples. Graduates are also eligible to apply for the below degree programmes offered by other institutions: Other Local Institutions HKU SPACE Part-time, 2-year, Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Social Sciences, offered by Edinburgh Napier University (UK) in collaboration with HKU SPACE Career Prospects Graduates will be able to apply for relevant jobs in the health, social services, and research sectors, including Social Services Assistant, Social Sciences Research Assistant, Project Assistant (health and ageing programmes), Care Coordinator Assistant, and junior positions in NGOs, elderly service centres, rehabilitation agencies, and public health-related organisations. Obtain Level 2 or above in 5 subjects *§ including English Language and Chinese Language # in the HKDSE Examination; OR Hold a recognised Diploma in Foundation Studies programme; OR Hold a Diploma of Applied Education / Diploma Yi Jin; OR Equivalent qualifications will be considered by the College. ​ Applicants who do not meet the entry requirements of the 2-year Associate Degree Programme should apply for admission to the Diploma in Foundation Studies (DFS) programme . Mature Students Applicants who do not possess the above academic qualifications, but are aged 21 or above and with relevant work experience will be considered on individual merit. * Applicants are allowed to use not more than 2 Applied Learning (ApL) subjects in the application. The recognition of the ApL subjects is as follows: "Attained with Distinction (II)" is deemed equivalent to Level 4 or above; "Attained with Distinction (I)" is deemed equivalent to Level 3; and "Attained" is deemed equivalent to Level 2 in the HKDSE Examination. # ApL Chinese (for non-Chinese speaking students) would be accepted as an alternative Chinese Language qualification. § If one of the five HKDSE subjects is Citizenship and Social Development, the requirement will be "Attained" for the subject. Effective from 2027-28 Academic Year: Associate Degree Year 1 Introduction to Academic English English for Academic Purposes I Quantitative Analysis I Information Technology Fundamentals Advanced Chinese Language* Critical Analysis and Reasoning in Discipline-based Studies Social Problems in Contemporary Societies Intra- and Interpersonal Competencies Principles of Sociology Foundation Psychology Associate Degree Year 2 English for Academic Purpose II English for Arts and Humanities Health, Technology and Society Representation of People in Popular Art Forms Introduction to Developmental Psychology Research Methods in Psychology Abnormal Psychology Health Psychology Introduction to Health System, Policy, and Management Community-based Learning for Healthy Ageing Graduation Requirements To be awarded an Associate of Applied Social Sciences in Psychology and Health, students should: obtain 60 credits (i.e. 240 QF credits) of courses as prescribed in the Years 1 & 2 curricula of the programme for which they are registered; achieve a Cumulative GPA of 1.7 or above; obtain Grade C- or above in all core English courses; and obtain a pass for the course "CCSA8004 – China's Development, Hong Kong and the National Security Law". Award Successful completion of this programme leads to the "Associate of Applied Social Sciences in Psychology and Health" awarded within the HKU system through HKU SPACE. The College reserves the right to make modifications to individual courses on a need basis. * Non-Chinese speaking students or students who have not received sufficient training in the Chinese language may apply for exemption from the Chinese course(s), and alternative courses may be assigned. 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