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Course Description (in alphabetical order of course codes) Course descriptions are arranged in alphabetical order, based on course codes. Courses listed here will be offered according to resources available in each term and year. Details of course offerings in a
The HKUST Program & Course Catalog provides comprehensive information on academic programs, courses, and regulations for students.
Each course is identified by a course code which comprises a four-letter code followed by a four-digit number code. The letter code denotes either the area/program of study or the course offering department. Course descriptions are arranged in alphabetical order of letter codes.
For up-to-date information on courses offering and scheduling, students should check it out from their Schools and Departments, and the Academic Registry website. Examples on student’s pathways for each major are provided FOR REFERENCE.
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For students admitted in years prior to 2025/26, please refer to here for the PG Program and Course Catalog. 2. The program fees for 2025/26 Fall Term entry are subject to change without prior notice. 3. Only some programs accept applications for 2024/25 Spring Term entry.
This course is for academic and professional development of students. The course arranges seminars and small group activities to expose students to mathematics in real life, explore their possible career choice, and enhance the interactions between students
The course aims to provide orientation to students to help them prepare for academic studies and understand the finance industry. The course starts with a lecture series to provide student with an overview of financial markets and institutions and raises their awareness about finance issues.
To graduate from this undergraduate degree program, students are required to fulfill the following requirements: • University Common Core Requirements. • University English Language Requirement. • Major Requirements: BEng in Mechanical Engineering.
