Program Overview

Program Overview

The Bachelors Degree Scheme in Science, JS3008, is offered by The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU). This program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive and dynamic science education, fostering future scientists and talents.

Program Structure

The program normally takes four years to complete, with a minimum requirement of 120 academic and training credits. Students can choose from five main courses, including:

• Applied Biology with Biotechnology (Honours) BSc
• Chemical Technology (Honours) BSc
• Physics (Honours) BSc
• Food Science and Safety (Honours) BSc
• Human Nutrition and Health (Honours) BSc

Admission Requirements

Applicants are required to have a strong foundation in science, particularly in biology, chemistry, or physics. Those who are not from a science background may be considered as second-choice applicants.

Program Objectives

The objectives of this program are to:

• Provide students with the opportunity to explore different science disciplines before choosing their major
• Offer a diverse range of subjects and learning experiences to enrich students' academic journeys
• Foster a mindset that encourages innovation and creativity
• Develop students' analytical and problem-solving skills
• Provide cross-cultural exchange training to enhance global citizenship awareness

Professional Recognition and Career Prospects

The program's courses are recognized by relevant professional bodies, offering students a wide range of career prospects. For more information, please refer to the individual course pages.

Program Director

The program is led by Professor Wong Man-kin, BSc, PhD, who oversees the development and implementation of the curriculum.

Additional Information

The program is designed to provide students with a flexible and dynamic learning experience, allowing them to explore different science disciplines and develop their academic interests. The first year of the program provides a foundation in science, and students can begin to specialize in their chosen major from the second year onwards.