Students who have successfully completed the programme will be able to: 

• display knowledge of major cultural artworks, and their trends of development;
• discuss critically the relations between cultural history and heritage, from aesthetic, historical, archaeological, anthropological, ethnological and scientific perspectives;
• demonstrate critical appreciation of the aesthetic, cultural and educational value of major cultural artworks and heritage artifacts;
• disseminate and promote in English and Chinese knowledge of culture and heritage to a non-specialist audience;
• plan, organize, promote and manage cultural and heritage programmes; and
• reflect on the generic nature of the knowledge and skills acquired, which can have broad relevance across different countries and regions, and reflect, in particular, on Hong Kong’s cultural heritage and its unique position in integrating cultures of the East and the West.