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Are there any entry requirements to study in OUHK ?
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I only have HKCEE/HKDSE level, and I am not sure I can handle OUHK part-time (distance learning) courses. Are there any courses that can help me improve my language?
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Can I change my programme of study - for example, from a Science degree to a Social Sciences degree - during my study in OUHK?
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What courses can I study?
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How long does a course last?
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Q9 | How do I decide which course to study? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Q10 | How much time will I need to spend on study? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Q11 | Do I have to pass the course I have enrolled on before I move on to studying another OUHK course? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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What is the maximum number of sub-degree/degree courses I can take in a term?
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Is there a limit on the maximum period of time I have to finish a degree?
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Q18 | Where can I study? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Q19 | Will I meet other students when I study at the OUHK? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Does the University provide support services for students with disabilities or special educational needs?
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How much will an OUHK course cost?
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Q22 | I am aged 65 (or above). Do I qualify for any tuition discounts? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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What are the financial assistance schemes available for OUHK students to apply?
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Q24 | Will my OUHK degree be recognized? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Q25 | Will my previous qualifications count when I study for an OUHK degree? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Q26 | Can I study for an OUHK course in a location other than Hong Kong? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Q27 | When can I start my study? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Q28 | How can I get more information about the OUHK? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Where are the OUHK Libraries, and what are their opening hours?
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What kinds of resources can be found in the OUHK Libraries?
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Are there any entry requirements to study in OUHK ?
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The OUHK does not have any academic entry requirements for most of its part-time (distance learning) first degree programmes. Admission is open to anyone in Hong Kong over the age of 17.
You should note, however, that some of the OUHK programmes, especially those in the areas of education and nursing, are designed for people already holding certain qualifications. In addition, each programme in postgraduate level stipulates its own programme-specific entry requirements.
To find out if there are any entry requirements to a programme, you could browse the programme page, and click on “programme information” under each programme if you are a new student; or “programme regulation” if you are a continuing student.
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I only have HKCEE/HKDSE level, and I am not sure I can handle OUHK part-time (distance learning) courses. Are there any courses that can help me improve my language?
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Yes. If you think you need further study in languages to enable you to complete OUHK courses satisfactorily, you may decide to take the following Language Enhancement courses:
Pre-foundation Level:
ENGL A090 - English Speaking and Listening Skills These two courses combine English language and training in the study techniques required for successful study in the part-time (distance learning) mode. Credits gained from completing these courses cannot be counted towards any degree programme, however, Foundation and Middle Level:
ENGL E110 - English for Effective Communication I: Listing and Speaking These courses are at University level. Credits gained from completing them may be counted towards the free choice credit component that is a feature of most OUHK programmes of study. There are also enhancement courses for Chinese and Putonghua languages. These include:
CHIN E130C - Effective Use of Chinese I
CHIN E230C - Effective Use of Chinese II PTH E150C - A Foundation Course in Putonghua PTH E250C - Effective Use of Putonghua | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The OUHK offers programmes leading to sub-degree (i.e. certificate, diploma, higher diploma and associate degree) and Bachelor's degree qualifications in Arts, Social Sciences, Business, Education, Nursing, and Science, etc. Master's and Doctoral degrees are also available in certain areas.
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First of all, you may study courses in any of the programmes. If your particular interests or career requirements are not met by one of the OUHK's named programmes, you may decide to aim for the award of a Bachelor of General Studies (BGS) or Associate of General Studies (AGS). These two programmes offer students the opportunity to construct their own programmes of studies within the framework of OUHK programme regulations.
For further information and advice, an application form requesting BGS or AGS academic support is available for download via these links below:
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Can I change my programme of study - for example, from a Science degree to a Social Sciences degree - during my study in OUHK?
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What courses can I study?
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How long does a course last?
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Q8 | How do I know if I am capable of studying OUHK courses? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Self-diagnostic quizzes for certain part-time (distance learning) courses are available. You can obtain these tests in person from the Information Centre of the University or by sending your request to the Admission & Enrolment Office (Part-time & Postgraduate).
The self-diagnostic quizzes are available for the following courses:
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If you are a new student studying a part-time (distance learning) programme, we advise you to start with a pre-foundation or foundation course. Courses at these levels are designed to help you re-establish good study habits. You can find out more about the OUHK's courses in the OUHK website (www.ouhk.edu.hk/enroldl_e). Most of the OUHK's course materials and set books are also available for reference in the OUHK Library and at some public libraries.
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Q10 | How much time will I need to spend on study? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
A10 | It depends on the number of credits the course carries, and whether you are familiar with studying by distance education. On average, most OUHK students are expected to spend between 8 and 10 hours a week studying for a 10-credit course. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Q11 | Do I have to pass the course I have enrolled on before I move on to studying another OUHK course? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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In general, no, but remember that there may be advisory prerequisites for taking certain courses. You should also note that some degree programmes require mandatory successful completion of certain courses to qualify for an award.
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What is the maximum number of sub-degree/degree courses I can take in a term?
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New students and students entering postgraduate programmes for the first time can register for courses with a total maximum registration value of 15. For continuing students, the maximum is 30.
The registration value of a course is the credit value of the course divided by the number of terms it takes to complete. It is an indication of a student's study load. For example, a 20-credit course of two terms' duration has a registration value of 10, while a 5-credit course of one term's duration has a registration value of 5. Prior approval is required from the Dean of the School concerned in order to exceed these limits. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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The OUHK Examinations are normally held in December/January, May/June and August/September. The examination timetable will be announced via the OUHK Website (Current Students). You may also view the current academic calendars for examination periods via the links below:
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If you study for the maximum of 15 credits in the first term, and 20 credits in the following terms, the approximate time you would need to obtain a 120-credit ordinary degree would be three and a half years (the time would be shorter if you achieve advanced standing/credit exemption/study through pathway). In general, you are expected to study between 15 to 20 hours a week for a 20-credit course. This would be similar to being a full-time student. For students who may have full-time jobs, they may tend to spread the study load for a degree over a period of five to six years.
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Is there a limit on the maximum period of time I have to finish a degree?
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Most OUHK part-time (distance learning) programmes set no restrictions on how long you can take to complete your qualification. If you wish, you may take a break of any length after completing a course, and resume your study in a future term. However, there may be some programmes, especially the face-to-face postgraduate programmes, that have set time limits for students to complete the programmes. You should refer to the relevant Programme Regulations for details.
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No. One of the advantages of open learning is that you can set your own objectives and goals. The OUHK offers multiple certified exit points through its articulated sub-degree programmes. For further details, please refer to the part-time (distance learning) programmes list for information.
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Students studying in the part-time (distance learning) mode receive packages containing specially structured learning materials such as written texts, assignment questions and other supplementary materials. The OUHK also makes use of other media, such as video and audio programmes, computer software, CD-ROMS, and online discussion boards to enrich students' learning experience. Electronic Library resources are available for access 24 hours daily. When registering the part-time (distance learning) courses, you can choose your tutorial group which are run by tutors who will provide teaching comments and advice on your assignments and is available by telephone to answer your queries (during designated timeslot set by tutors). Your tutor will also run optional tutorials and/or surgery sessions, etc. on weekday evenings or at weekends. Students studying postgraduate courses delivered in face-to-face mode will have more frequent and regular class sessions. These sessions are usually held during weekday evenings and weekends.
Most courses have an end-of-course written examinations, your result in a course will depend on your performance in both the continuous assessment and the examination, and in some cases, the required attendance at the compulsory day schools or laboratory sessions.
An email account will be provided to all students. All academic and administrative information will be sent to the student's university email account as far as it is applicable. This includes information about the student's programme and courses, tutorial timetables, changes to tutorial and study schedules, University news, and student announcements. For this reason, enrolled students should check their email account frequently to access important and updated information.
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The OUHK provides self-study facilities including discussion rooms and self-study rooms in addition to the Library on campus. Since the University's online learning facilities and Electronic Library are accessible anywhere with Internet access, you can also study at home, at your workplace, at public libraries, and even on your business trips.
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Q19 | Will I meet other students when I study at the OUHK? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Yes. You have opportunities to meet the fellow members of your class by attending supplementary lectures and/or tutorials or day schools or laboratory sessions, etc. at OUHK campuses. You may also meet your classmates in the OUHK library. Some OUHK students get together as self-help groups in their homes, the OUHK library, or other convenient locations. There are activities organized by various student societies in which you could participate.
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Does the University provide support services for students with disabilities or special educational needs?
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A20 | The University provides services to students with disabilities or special educational needs during their studies. The services include course selection counselling, special study aids on loan at the Facilities for Special Educational Needs in Library, arrangement of wheelchair accessible tutorial centre, course materials in CD format and special examination arrangement etc*. Students have to apply for the services via Student Affairs Office before the stipulated deadline and should indicate their type of disabilities to facilitate the University to provide the appropriate services for them.
Students should carefully consider their study load as they will be assessed by the same academic performance measure as other OUHK students. They are encouraged to seek further advice from their respective Course Coordinator(s) by calling the Information Centre at 2711-2100. If you do not indicate the nature of disability before the commencement of course, you might not be able to complete the course due to the aforesaid compulsory requirements of course.
* The University will try to provide the required services according to circumstances, however, it may not always be possible to do so if there are insufficient resources or other constraints.
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How much will an OUHK course cost?
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The fee of part-time (distance learning) course depends on the level of the course while postgraduate course delivered in face-to-face mode adopts a lock-in fee system. You may refer to the following links for more information about tuition fee:
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Q22 | I am aged 65 (or above). Do I qualify for any tuition discounts? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Elderly persons aged 65 or above with a Senior Citizen Card will be offered a 30% discount on the tuition fees at the time of course registration. If you are interested in the Scheme, you should submit your application in person and produce your senior citizen card for verification during office hours. If you prefer to apply by mail, you should submit your application together with a copy of your senior citizen card, you will be required to show the original senior citizen card for verification afterwards.
To comply with the requirements of the HKSAR Government's Office of the CEF, the University will not offer any tuition fee discount or reduction to students applying for "CEF reimbursable courses".
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What are the financial assistance schemes available for OUHK students to apply?
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The government and university provide various financial assistance schemes to financially support the needy students, e.g. the OUHK Bursary/Loan, Government’s grant or loan schemes and the Continuing Education Fund. Please visit the Student Affairs Office website for more details.
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A24 | OUHK has been granted authority by the Hong Kong Government to validate its own courses on a self-accreditation basis. OUHK graduates are treated exactly the same as the graduates of other Hong Kong tertiary institutions by the Government for employment purposes. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Q25 | Will my previous qualifications count when I study for an OUHK degree? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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An advanced standing scheme is in place to recognize students' prior qualifications. Your previous qualifications may be recognized if they are completed at the tertiary level. The qualification you hold must be at Level 4 of the Qualifications Framework or equivalent. If you wish to transfer credits to an OUHK Postgraduate Diploma or Master's degree, the qualification you hold must be at Postgraduate level standard, that is, at least be a Postgraduate Certificate/Postgraduate Diploma or a higher degree at Master's degree level.
Claims for advanced standing will be considered when you are a registered student. If you plan to study our part-time (distance-learning) programme and have never registered with the University, you may submit your application under the Extended Scheme.
Also, the University has set up entry pathways for various programmes for which the programme credit requirements are reduced. These programmes require a specific qualification for entry. In other words, students are given credit exemption upon admission if they satisfy the entry requirements of the pathway programme concerned. You may view the pathway programmes here by clicking the "Programme with entry pathways" icon.
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Q26 | Can I study for an OUHK course in a location other than Hong Kong? | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Persons living overseas are welcome to pursue their studies in OUHK through distance learning. However, they should note the following before submitting applications for enrolment:
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You may start studying the part-time (distance learning) programme in either of the Autumn term or the Spring term each year. Autumn term begins in September while Spring term begins in January. The registration period for the Autumn term starts in June, while that for the Spring term begins in the preceding November. Some courses may have a different schedule.
The postgraduate programme delivered in face-to-face mode admits new students to commence in the Autumn term which starts in September every year. The application period starts in November of the preceding year.
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You may download the latest programme brochure online or obtain a copy in person at the Information Centre of the University, or you can browse our website for such information.
If you have any questions, you may call our Information Centre at 2711 2100, or the Admissions & Enrolment Office (Part-time & Postgraduate) at 2768 6601/2; or by email at info@ouhk.edu.hk.
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Where are the OUHK Libraries, and what are their opening hours?
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The Stanley Ho Library is located on Levels 1 and 2 of the Main Campus. There is also a branch library, Ho Sik Yee Library, located on Level 5 of the Jockey Club Campus. The address of the two campus libraries are as follows:
Opening hours
*Festival days include Mid-Autumn Festival, Winter Solstice, Christmas Eve, New Year’s Eve and Lunar New Year’s Eve.
Notice of opening hours and any subsequent changes will be announced in advance via the Library homepage and posted at the Library entrance.
The Electronic Library at http://www.ouhk.edu.hk/lib is available for access 24 hours daily. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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What kinds of resources can be found in the OUHK Libraries?
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Course set books, course materials, course related audio-visual materials, books, journals, reference materials, and many more are available at the two campus libraries.
The Electronic Library provides abundant learning resources including full-text e-books, e-journals, e-news, databases, dissertations, online multimedia, reference resources, supplementary readings and selected past examination papers from academic departments. OUHK students can access the Electronic Library anytime anywhere while they are on campus, at home or in office.
Library staff members are happy to assist students in making use of all library resources.
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Yes, there are self-access computing facilities at the OUHK's Ho Man Tin Main Campus, Jockey Club Campus, OUHK - CITA Campus and Kwai Hing Campus.
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Campus
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The OUHK Main Campus (Block A, Block B, Block C) is located at 30 Good Shepherd Street, Ho Man Tin and with a gross area of around 34,000 sq.m, it contains a Multipurpose Hall, Lecture Theaters and Tutorial Rooms.
The OUHK Jocky Club Campus (Block D, Block E) is located at 81 Chung Hau Street, Ho Man Tin.
The total gross floor area of JCC is approximately 25,000 sq. m which contains an Auditorium, a Multi-purpose Hall, Lecture Theatres and Tutorial Rooms.
The OUHK Kwai Hing Campus (KHC) is located on Level 8-11, Tower 2 of Kowloon Commerce Centre, 51-53 Kwai Cheong Road, Kwai Chung. With a gross area of over 124,300 sq. ft., the Campus contains lecture theatre, 14 classrooms, 2 PC Laboratories, a learning resources centre, several purpose-built teaching/ learning facilities, study rooms and student commons.
The OUHK CITA Campus is located at 0/F to 5/F, 201-203 Lai King Hill Road, Kwai Chung. The area of the Campus is around 3,530 square metres with 11 classrooms, 3 PC laboratories, a learning resource centre, studios, self-study rooms and student amenities.
Maintained by: Admission & Enrolment Office (Part-time & Postgraduate), Registry
Modified Date: May 2020
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