Program Overview

Program Overview

The program is designed to equip students with knowledge and skills for managing public or private non-profit cultural organizations. It aims to develop adequate and able human resources to manage such organizations, enhancing citizens' life, developing countries' cultural economy, and building a civil society.

Course Details

• Course Name: Management of Public and Non-profit Cultural Organization
• Course Code: CUMT2005
• Term: [Not specified]
• Language of Instruction: English and Cantonese
• Schedule: Tuesday, 9:30-12:15
• Location: William M W Mong Eng Bldg, ERB 401

Course Description

This course aims at equipping students with knowledge and skills for managing public or private non-profit cultural organizations. Students will learn different management functions and skills to work efficiently and effectively with various stakeholders in the art ecology.

Course Instructor

• Name: Ms. May Fung
• Background:
  • Independent Art & Cultural Worker
  • Master of Art (Human Resource Management), McQuarie University, Australia
  • Chair, Art & Culture Outreach
  • Examiner/Assessor, Hong Kong Arts Development Council
  • Co-opted Member, Leisure & Cultural Services Department
  • Video Artist

Program Structure

• Bachelor's Courses:
  • Main requirements
  • Double major requirements
  • Transfer major requirements
  • Course list
• Minor Courses:
  • Cultural Management
  • Curating and Art Strategy
  • Archaeology
• Internship Opportunities:
  • Introduction
  • Participating and collaborating institutions
  • Student testimonials
• Overseas Exchange:
  • Introduction
  • Student testimonials
• Scholarships:
• Employment Overview:

Program Personnel

• Teaching Staff:
  • Prof. Leung Hok Bun
  • Prof. Chan Pak
  • Prof. Chung Ming Yan
  • Prof. Pang Pang
  • Adjunct Lecturers
  • Prof. Chan Shou Ren
  • Prof. Chan Yuk Keung
  • Dr. Hugo Chan
  • Ms. Kong Ka Ling
  • Dr. Law Miu Lan
  • Mr. Leung Chin Fung
  • Dr. Ting Wing Yan
  • Dr. To Shiu Hong
• Administrative and Research Staff:
• Student Organizations:
• Student Organization Activities:

Useful Links and Resources

• Public and Public Attribute Resources:
• Related University Departments and Faculties:
• Related Institutions and Organizations:
• Academic Integrity:
• Thesis Format: