Calendar 2005–06

International Asian Studies Programme 385 home institution, and hostel and other exchange fees at the University. Study abroad students pay a comprehensive IASP programme fee which covers tuition, on-campus shared accommodation and related expenses, and orientation expenses. IASP serves as the home department to both exchange and study aborad students. All enquiries should be directed to: International Asian Studies Programme Office of Academic Links Lady Ho Tung Hall The Chinese University of Hong Kong Sha Tin, New Territories, Hong Kong SAR Tel.: (852) 2609 7597 Fax.: (852) 2603 5045 E-mail: iasp@cuhk.edu.hk Website: http://www.cuhk.edu.hk/oal/ Course List Code Course Title Term International Asian Studies IAS 2510 Introduction to Chinese Literature 2 IAS 2520 Introduction to Chinese Musical Culture 1 IAS 2540 History of Traditional Chinese Thought 1 IAS 2550 An Introduction to Chinese Culture 1 IAS 2580 Asian Languages: A Cultural Perspective 2 IAS 2591 Special Topic in International Studies II 2 IAS 4070 Hong Kong Survey 1 IAS 4090 Independent Research on International Studies I 1 IAS 4091 Independent Research on International Studies II 2 IAS 4110 China’s Regional Foreign Relations 2 IAS 4180 Business and Politics 1 IAS 4280 IASP Senior Seminar Course 2 IAS 5090 Independent Research on International Studies I 1 IAS 5091 Independent Research on International Studies II 2 Note: Courses offered are subject to change Chinese Language Training Participants may take a maximum of six units of approved Chinese language courses offered through the New Asia–Yale-in-China Chinese Language Centre. Students taking training in addition to the six units are required to pay additional fees. Courses in two dialects, Cantonese and putonghua, are offered at various levels. Major, Minor and Electives All courses offered at the University are open to international student registration except for courses offered by the Faculty of Medicine, the Intensive Programme in Putonghua, Cantonese and English, and putonghua courses offered to CUHK degree candidates. Students can register for the courses providing they fulfil the academic and language requirements. It should be noted that normal timetabling constraints as well as course quotas apply equally to all students.