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"Fun Microbiology Experiments" is a general experimental course designed for non-life science students to develop interesting, easy and close to hot spots and closely related to life microbial experiments to understand the discipline of microbiology more intuitively. 

This is an introductory course with flat, broad and cutting-edge knowledge, which can meet the needs of cultivating talents in liberal arts to understand information technology from the level of principles and concepts, and establish necessary digital literacy from the perspective of computer culture.

This course delves into the formation, maintenance, and role in personal growth of intimate relationships from a psychological lens. It guides students to develop a profound understanding of the essence of heterosexual relationships, strengthens their capacity to navigate challenges within such bonds, and fosters self-awareness and personality maturity.

With a strong emphasis on self-exploration and real-world application, the course encourages students to translate theoretical knowledge into practice—epitomized by their final papers, which serve as a key vehicle for "applying what they have learned." To enrich engagement, the course adopts a varied instructional format, blending in-class lectures, interactive group discussions, and in-depth case analyses.

This course will lead students to practice the content production and operation of all categories, all processes and all media. Students participate in the actual work of the project, master the ability of graphic writing, video production and podcast production in a real all-media environment, participate in large-scale live broadcasting and large-scale activities, carry out actual operation under the guidance of teachers, and ride the waves in the ocean of digital media. The content involved includes but is not limited to interviewing and photographing senior professors, new scholars, outstanding students and alumni, reporting campus scenery, interesting courses and lectures, campus sports activities, cultural activities, community activities, exhibition performances and so on.

This course aims to help students understand the significance, theories, and research methods of pharmaceutical economics and its applications in pharmaceutical policies. It also introduces pharmaceutical market promotion strategies and key approaches. The course fosters logical reasoning, critical thinking, and analytical skills.

This course covers the following specific forms of tort litigation and the corresponding respective legal rules, legal principles and public policies: unlawful infringement of land, unlawful infringement of movables, unlawful infringement of person, intrusion, reputational damage, negligence law, statutory tort liability, tort liability for dangerous premises, defective product liability, strict liability, liability for animal harm, domestic tort liability, economic tort liability, fraud and harmful lies, abuse of legal proceedings, etc. On this basis, this course will also discuss legal theory, including the moral theory of tort law, the political theory of tort law, the economic theory of tort law, and the feminist theory of tort law.

This course studies the natural healing power of forests and gardening environments. It covers the importance, hazards, and risks, as well as the health effects and benefits of forests, wood, and gardens.  

This course is launched by the Center for Studies in Politics and Law and Hong Kong Bar Association, lectured by practicing lawyers who have been practicing common law in Hong Kong for a long time.This course is to introduce students to the common law tradition and the legal systems in the common law world; and to examine common law principles, the doctrine of precedent and the rules of natural justice.The lectures will be given through case study, group discussion and moot arbitration. After all the lectures, excellent students in this course will be provided with an opportunity to visit Hong Kong.

This course provides a solid understanding of business and management and how to translate this understanding into practice. Topics include sustainable development-oriented entrepreneurial opportunities; sustainable development and future market, business case brief introduction; management framework for entrepreneurship; innovation in the traditional field of entrepreneurship; innovative business and corporate entrepreneurship; market innovation; venture financing; start - up enterprises; innovation and entrepreneurship of the institutional environment; strategic entrepreneurship, social enterprise and entrepreneurial social responsibility. .

In this course we will introduce some basic models in life insurance, and the method for calculating net premium and reserve.