Is there any hope for interdisciplinary application for the cultural management major of the Chinese University of Hong Kong?

Cross-disciplinary application for the cultural management major of the Chinese University of Hong Kong is promising, but not promising.

The Chinese University of Hong Kong (English: The Chinese University of Hong Kong; CUHK, or CUHK for short, is a public research university located in Sha Tin, New Territories, Hong Kong. It was formally established in 1963 10 17 10. It is the second university in Hong Kong and the only one that adopts the collegiate federalism. At present, the Chinese University of Hong Kong has 9 member colleges and 8 academic colleges, making it the only comprehensive university in Hong Kong. Most of the subjects offered by the school are taught in English, but some departments provide instruction in Cantonese and Mandarin. Three professors and 65,438+0 presidents have won Nobel Prizes, and alumni have won Gai Fields Prize, wolf Prize in Mathematics and the President of the University of Hong Kong. It is the only university in Hong Kong with more than international awards and Turing Prize winners as full-time teachers.

The Chinese University of Hong Kong 1998 began to recruit mainland undergraduates. Up to now, nearly a thousand mainland students have studied at CUHK. Since 2005, our school has recruited mainland undergraduates through the unified enrollment plan of national colleges and universities, and this year it was included in the early admission batch by the Ministry of Education.

The Chinese University of Hong Kong is a public research-oriented comprehensive university, with eight faculties of arts, business administration, education, engineering, medicine, science, social science and law, 665,438+0 departments and 60 graduate departments, and more than 100 bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree courses covering a wide range.

The mainland enrollment plan of the Chinese University of Hong Kong is divided into four disciplines: arts, science, engineering and business. Liberal arts include liberal arts, education, law and social sciences; Science includes medical college and science college; Engineering is an engineering college; Business is the School of Business Administration.