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1 The Credit Unit System and Programme Structure of Associate Degree Programmes

2 Why Credit Unit System? Broader and more flexible curriculum
Variable study loads Facilitates international recognition and credit transfer Please read CCCU’s Academic Regulations (

3 Credit Unit System 1 2 3 4 5 6 Enrol on a programme
Register for courses (usually 3 credits per course) 3 Fulfil assessment requirements of courses 4 Earn credit units 5 Fulfil programme requirements 6 Be granted the award and graduate

4 PROGRAMME STRUCTURE General Education 6 CUs
CCCU English Language Requirement 6 CUs Chinese Culture and Contemporary Life / Contemporary China: Challenges and Strategies/ Understanding Contemporary China 3 CUs Core General Education Component ≥ 12 CUs Programme Core Generic Courses 18 CUs Discipline-Specific Courses ≥ 24 CUs Electives ≥ 39 CUs (comprising ≥ 60% of curriculum) ≥ 24 CUs

5 Programme Structure At least 6 credit units for Associate Degree:
English Courses At least 6 credit units for Associate Degree: 3 credit units of English for Academic Studies (i.e. CGE1000 or CGE1500, depending on students’ English level upon entry) 3 credit units of English for Working Purposes (i.e. CGE2000 or CGE2001 or CGE2002 or CGE2003, depending students’ discipline)

6 Programme Structure I) A course on Chinese Culture: 3 credit units
Students are required to take 3 credit units of CGE26504 Contemporary China: Challenges and Strategies or CGE26503 Chinese Culture and Contemporary Life depending on their home division, or CGE26505 Understanding Contemporary China upon special approval by Programme Leader General Education Courses

7 Programme Structure II) Core General Education Component: 12 credit units Students are also required to take 12 credit units of core GE courses, with a minimum of 3 credit units from each of the following three domains : - Arts and Humanities - Society and Organisations - Science and Technology The fourth course can be from any of the three domains or “CGE2100 Advanced English Reading & Writing Skills”. Out of the 12 credit units taken, 3 credit units must be fulfilled by taking a course at level A2. General Education Courses

8 Programme Structure General Education Courses
Details about the general education courses offered under each domain are available at:

9 Programme Structure Programme-Specific Courses Please refer to your programme handbook for detailed information about the programme-specific courses that you are required to take.

10 Reminder Note that Please
It is your responsibility to FIND OUT your own PROGRAMME Attend Divisional Orientation Check Programme Pamphlet/ Web Site Consult Programme Leader/ Year Tutor

11 Enjoy your study at CCCU!


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