Undergraduate Courses 2024-25

Courses marked [ND] (meaning "non-designated") cannot be used to count toward the general education requirements of the undergraduate programs. Credits earned from these courses can only be used to count toward the FREE elective requirement.

• GNED 2000

  Selected Topics in General Education

  0-3 Credit(s)
  Description

  Selected topics and subject matter aimed at meeting the University's objective to provide students a well-rounded education that enhances the development of their creativity, critical thinking, global outlook, and cultural awareness. Maybe graded DI/PA/F.
• GNED 2510

  Career Building

  1 Credit(s)
  Remarks

  [ND] Non-designated GEE

  Description

  The course is open to all undergraduate students, with priority given to Year 2 students or above. It aims at empowering students in making rewarding career choices by 1) introducing the career planning process, 2) enhancing their understanding of the current job market and employers' expectation, and 3) equipping them with essential and practical job search skills like CV writing, interview, aptitude test, group discussion, etc. so as to increase their competitiveness. Experiential learning opportunities and personalized feedback will be provided to prepare students for the recruitment process. Seasoned practitioners from different sectors will be invited to shed light on recruitment criteria and industry updates. Graded DI/PA/F. Detailed course contents are available at the Career Center website.
• GNED 2710

  Service Learning Project

  1 Credit(s)
  Remarks

  [ND] Non-designated GEE

  Description

  The course aims to enhance students' civic awareness and engagement through structured service activities related to one or more community organizations. Students will be divided into small groups to work on service projects and consolidate their learning experience through guided reflective activities. Students may take this course up to two times if the scope of the service projects is different. Graded P/F/PP. Instructor's approval is required for admission to the course.