
Engineering and Science
Engineering and Science
The initiatives of mega infrastructure and high technology development by the Hong Kong Government will enhance the growth of the engineering and science industries, and especially accelerate the demand for engineering and science professionals. To keep pace with market needs, the specialised knowledge and talents of many different engineering and science positions are needed. Technical professionals should possess the relevant technical and management skills in order to climb the professional ladder.
HKU SPACE is offering a range of engineering and science programmes to provide students with professional knowledge and training that they will need to succeed in future endeavours and become competitive in the workplace.
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The obtained academic qualification has full recognition by Australian Library and Information Association and other international library associations.
Exemption will be granted to graduates of Higher Diploma in Library and Information Management.
HK$138,600 (for HDLIM graduates)
HK$302,400 (for Non HDLIM graduates)
Actual course fee will be assessed on the number of subjects required.
* Course fee is subjected to review at the time of enrolment
The tuition fee is paid by subjects per session (3 sessions in a year).
This course aims to equip students with the knowledge of genetics and the cutting-edge technologies applied in nutrigenomics that are useful for interpretation of the test results in relation to personalised nutrition.

Master of Information Studies provides students with in-depth understanding of the creation, evaluation, collection, organisation, utilisation and dissemination of information in the contemporary information environment.
This distance learning programme, offered in collaboration with Charles Sturt University, Australia, is supplemented by local tutorials. The obtained academic qualification has full recognition by Australian Library and Information Association and internationally by other library associations.
Graduate Diploma of Information Studies is the Intermediate Exit Award of Master of Information Studies.
>Credit exemption would be given to students with relevant academic qualifications in library and information management and/or working experience.
HK$7,613 per 4 credit points subject
HK$3,806 per 2 credit points subject
* Subject to review at the time of enrolment
The tuition fee is paid by subjects per session (3 sessions in a year).
Local students : HK$15,000
(course fee subject to revise)
The programme aims to train students to become professional archivists by providing them with a broad and enriched learning experience covering a full spectrum of principles and methodology in managing records and archives throughout their life-cycle and in setting up and managing an archival institution.

Teaching Block 1: HK$27,000
Teaching Block 2: HK$39,000
Teaching Block 3: HK$39,000
* Subject to annual changes

Course fee (Year 2): HK$90,000 (2 instalments and is subject to review)

Registration Fee: £63^
* Subject to exchange rate
^ Subject to annual changes

The obtained academic qualification has full recognition by Australian Library and Information Association and other international library associations.
Exemption will be granted to graduates of Higher Diploma in Library and Information Management.
HK$138,600 (for HDLIM graduates)
HK$302,400 (for Non HDLIM graduates)
Actual course fee will be assessed on the number of subjects required.
* Course fee is subjected to review at the time of enrolment
The tuition fee is paid by subjects per session (3 sessions in a year).