護理學榮譽學士（精神科）

Applicants with previous HKDSE subject result of A040 ‘Liberal Studies’ will be used as the alternative of the core subject requirement of A045 ‘Citizenship and Social Development’. The elective subjects should preferably be a science subject (i.e. Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Combined Science, Integrated Science) or Health Management and Social Care. The following subject(s) will carry a greater weight in admission score calculation, please click here for details. - Biology - Chemistry - Health Management and Social Care - Physics The two elective subjects must be any two subjects in Category A, Category B or Category C, and at least one of the two must be from Category A. Unless otherwise stated in the Programme-specific subject requirements, HKDSE Category B subjects (Applied Learning) with attainment at “Attained” or above; or Category C subjects (Other Languages) at specified levels can be considered as elective subjects, and up to 2 Applied Learning subjects (excluding Applied Learning Chinese) will be recognized as electives. Mathematics Extended Part (i.e. Module 1 (Calculus and Statistics) / Module 2 (Algebra and Calculus)) will be counted as an elective subject. If applicants have taken both Module 1 and Module 2, only the module with best result will be taken into consideration. Non-Chinese Speaking (NCS) applicants, who have met the specified circumstances as announced by the Education Bureau (EDB), can use the following qualifications to replace HKDSE Chinese Language level 3 to meet the entrance requirement for Chinese Language: - ‘Attained’ or above in HKDSE Category B (Applied Learning Chinese); or - Grade E or above in GCE (A-Level / AS-Level) Chinese ; or - Grade C or above in GCE (O-Level) Chinese ; or - Grade C / Grade 4 or above in GCSE / IGCSE Chinese For programmes with specific entrance requirements on the Chinese Language proficiency, please click here for details. In addition to the General Entrance Requirements, individual programme may require specific subject requirements. Also, some programmes may give higher weighting to certain subjects, core and/or elective, and some may also grant preference to certain elective subjects in admission selection. Please refer to the ‘Programme-specific subject requirements’ for details or click here . The University accepts combined results of HKDSE examination. The best results will be considered for meeting the entrance requirements and for the calculation of admission scores. Calculation of scores for applicants with more than 1 sitting in HKDSE Examination HKMU will consider the best grade attained for a particular subject from any sittings of HKDSE examination taken by the applicant. There is no grade penalty for multiple sittings.