证书及文凭课程
Advanced Diploma in Business (Finance)
工商高等文凭(财务学)
Programme Features
The programme aims at providing students with signified skills and knowledge of a greater complexity in the business. It offers an integrated understanding of Hong Kong business environment, synthesizing business knowledge while cultivating specialized competence in a business function to develop students as business professionals.
Under normal circumstances, graduates of the Advanced Diploma in Business (Finance) can further their study to the Bachelor of Arts in Human Resource Management with Organisational Psychology offered by Edinburgh Napier University
This programme consists of 12 courses, totaling 360 hours.
Subject Code | Course Title | Hours |
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MKG4010 |
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CEF Course Code: 33Z109402 The objective of this course is to provide students with the understanding of marketing principles and theirs applications through effective branding functions in the marketing organization. Topics include: 1.The Marketing Essentials; 2.Scanning the Market Environment; 3.Consumers and Organizational Buying Behaviour; 4.Market Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning; 5.Brand and Brand Management Fundamentals; 6.Brand and Product Management in the Marketing Mix; 7.Pricing and Distribution Channels: Considerations and Strategies; 8.Marketing Communication Strategies; 9.Designing Appropriate Marketing Mix to Build Brand Equity; and 10.Evaluating Effectiveness of Organization’s Marketing Activities. |
30 |
FIN4102 |
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CEF Course Code: 23Z08120-4 This course aims to equip students with contemporary principles and practices on how companies invest in real and financial assets and how they raise funding for these investments. These decisions include long-term investments, financing and management of capital structure. Topics include: 1.Net Present Value and Capital Budgeting; 2.Bond and Stock Valuation; 3.Cost of Capital; 4.Capital Structure; 5.Debt Policy; 6.Dividend Policy; 7.Risks Management Tools; and 8.Mergers and Acquisitions. |
30 |
ISM4130 |
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CEF Course Code: 33Z109380 This course aims to provide students with broad knowledge on how information systems are utilized in business organizations for competitive advantages. Topics include: 1.Information Systems in Business; 2.Applications of Business Information Systems; 3.Databases and Information Management; 4.Securing Information Systems; 5.Information Technology Infrastructure; and 6.Using Information Systems in Organizations for Operational Excellence. |
30 |
ACT4105 |
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CEF Course Code: 23Z08125-5 This course aims to provide students with detailed knowledge of the use of accounting information for decision making as well as long term investment appraisal. Besides, the concept of corporate governance and its importance will be discussed. Topics include: 1.The Conceptual Framework for Financial Reporting; 2.Complete Set of Financial Statements for Limited Company; 3.Interpretation and Analysis of Financial Statements; 4.Budgetary Planning and Control; 5.Capital Investment Decisions; and 6.Corporate Governance. |
30 |
HRM4101 |
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CEF Course Code: 33Z109372 The overall aim of the course is to enable students to identify and explain the major human resource roles and functions in contemporary business organizations. Students will be able to apply the practical theories and techniques that are used to manage people effectively at work. Topics include: 1.Overview of Human Resources Management; 2.Human Resource Planning; 3.Job Analysis; 4.Recruitment; 5.Selection; 6.Performance Management; 7.Reward Management; 8.Training and Development; 9.Career Management and Development; and 10.Managing Employee Relations |
30 |
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FIN4103 |
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CEF Course Code: 23Z08121-2 This course aims to provide students with skills and techniques to perform financial planning for personal financial decisions. This course will focus on the understanding of the overall financial planning process, and examine the major aspects of financial planning. Topics include: 1.Principles of Financial Planning 2.Personal Financial Records; 3.Time Value of Money; 4.Investment Instruments; 5.Tax Planning; 6.Insurance Policies and Planning; 7.Retirement Planning; and 8.Estate Planning. |
30 |
FIN4104 |
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CEF Course Code: 23Z08122-0 This course aims to provide students with an understanding of global financial markets and its relation to global financial management. Issues to be examined include global financial markets and instruments; foreign exchange markets; foreign currency derivatives and currency risk; foreign exchange exposure and management. Topics include: 1.Foundation of Global Financial Management; 2.International Financial Systems; 3.The Market for Foreign Exchange; 4.International Parity Relationships; 5.International Bond Market; 6.Currency Futures and Options Markets; 7.Foreign Exchange Exposure and Management; 8.Swap Market; and 9.International Portfolio Investment. |
30 |
FIN4105 |
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This course aims to focus on investment management and analysis. It provides students with the skills and understanding to portfolio management with applications of modern portfolio theories and capital markets hypothesis. Topics include: 1.Investment Environment in Hong Kong; 2.Investment Instruments; 3.Efficient Diversification; 4.Capital Asset Pricing and Arbitrage Pricing Theory; 5.Efficient Market Hypothesis; 6.Fundamental and Technical Analysis; 7.Performance Evaluation and Active Portfolio Management; and 8.Portfolio Management Strategies. |
30 |
FIN4106 |
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CEF Course Code: 23Z08123-9 This course aims to provide students with an understanding of major financial derivatives in Hong Kong and an overview of risk management in the financial markets. Emphasis will be placed on the pricing techniques of various techniques and the contemporary view of risk management according to the Basel Accord. Topics include: 1.Overview of derivatives markets and financial risk management; 2.Determination of Forward and Futures Prices; 3.Stock Options Valuation; 4.Swaps; 5.Exotics Options and Nonstandard Products; 6.The Basel Accord; 7.Market Risk Management; 8.Credit Risk Management; and 9.Operational Risk Management. |
30 |
FIN4107 |
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CEF Course Code: 23Z08124-7 This course aims to equip students with the skills and knowledge in spreadsheet modeling to implement the contemporary financial computation. It is intended to serve as a bridge or link between the traditional corporate finance theories and the practical applications by using convenient and powerful electronic spreadsheets. Topics include: 1.Review of Electronic Spreadsheet; 2.Time Value of Money; 3.Valuing Financial Assets; 4.Capital Budgeting Decision Rules; 5.Risk, Return and Cost of Capital; 6.Securities Market Analysis; 7.Corporate Financial Planning; and 8.Personal Financial Planning. Students are expected to have basic knowledge in Microsoft Excel. |
30 |
Elective Courses (Fixed for this intake)
Elective Courses (Fixed for this intake)Elective Courses (Fixed for this intake)
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BUM4000 |
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This course aims at providing students with knowledge and skills of statistics to present and analyze data with a view to facilitate the decision making process in business. Students will develop their ability to evaluate different business data using a variety of quantitative methods which are useful for conducting research in their future study. Topics include: 1.Basic Statistical Concepts; 2.Presentation of Data; 3.Statistical Measures; 4.Introduction to Probability; 5.Probability Distributions; 6.Sampling Distributions; 7.Interval Estimation; and 8.Hypothesis Tests. |
30 |
BAM4115 |
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CEF Course Code: 33Z109364 This course aims to provide students with knowledge and skills that will help the organizations and their members to manage and exploit change situations effectively. Topics include: 1.Change Management; 2.Theoretical Foundations of Change Management; 3.Defining How the Organization Needs to Change; 4.Change and the Leader; 5.Reinforcing Desired Behavior; 6.Process Approach to Change; and 7.System Approach to Change. |
30 |
BAM4110 |
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CEF Course Code: 33Z109399 This course aims to provide students with a conceptual and a pragmatic approach to understand employees’ behaviour in the organization. It equips students with knowledge and skills to diagnose different behaviour situations and necessary techniques in influencing and controlling the behaviour of employees in the achievement of individual and organizational effectiveness. Topics include: 1.Organizational Structure and Design; 2.Organizational Culture; 3.Organizational Leadership; 4.Organizational Work Motivation; 5.Group Behaviour and Work Teams; 6.Organizational Decision Making; and 7.Organizational Communication. |
30 |
360
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Remarks:
1) Students cannot claim exemption from the electives.
2) Not all electives will be offered in each term. Please refer to the study schedule that will be issued on admission.
3) Students must take BUM4000 and BAM4110 for articulation to Bachelor of Arts in Human Resource Management with Organisational Psychology - Edinburgh Napier University.
* Students must take BUM4000 and BAM4110 for articulation |
Advanced Diploma in Business (Finance) |
Students who have obtained a passing grade and satisfied the attendance requirement in each course will be awarded the Advanced Diploma in Business (Finance).
*Students can apply for Professional Certificate in Finance as an exit award upon successful completion of the five concentration courses in the Advanced Diploma in Business (Finance) programme.
Application Fee: | HK$150 (non-refundable) |
Tuition Fee: | HK$40,250 (by six instalments) |
Classes and examinations will be held on weekday evenings (normally two classes per week) at Tsimshatsui/Wan Chai Learning Centres.
- Level 2 in five HKDSE subjects including English and Chinese (and up to two APL subjects) or equivalent; or
- Successful completion of Diploma Yi Jin ; or
- Holder of a relevant School of Continuing Education (SCE) Diploma or Certificate or other equivalent non-SCE qualifications; or
- Aged 21 or above, preferably with three years’ relevant work experience.
Applicants may submit application through (A) online system, or (B) hard-copy submission by mail or in-person.
(A) Application through online system
- Enter SCE Online Application System and fill in required data.
- Upload files of the following documents onto the system:
- proof for relevant academic qualifications and professional qualifications, e.g. certificate of public examinations (application for exemption should be submitted with supporting documents which include transcript/result slip, certificate and course syllabus);
- proof for relevant work experience (if any);
- any pertinent supporting documents; and
- a recent photograph (1.5” x 2”).
- Make payment for the application fee for admission, and handling fee for exemption (HK$200 per course if applicable) through the Online Payment Gateway.
(B) Application through hard-copy submission
- Download and complete Application for Admission form (SCE-AF-002)
- Attach PHOTOCOPIES of the following documents:
- HKID card;
- proof for relevant academic qualifications and professional qualifications, e.g. certificate of public examinations (application for exemption should be submitted with supporting documents which include transcript/result slip, certificate and course syllabus);
- proof for relevant work experience (if any);
- any pertinent supporting documents.
- Attach two recent photographs (1.5” x 2”).
- Make payment for the application fee for admission, and handling fee for exemption (HK$200 per course if applicable), in the form of a crossed cheque made payable to “Hong Kong Baptist University” with applicant’s name, contact number and programme name written at the back. Applicants who submit application in-person may make payment with cash or EPS.
- Complete set of application should be submitted either by-mail or in-person at the following address(es).
By-Mail |
School of Continuing Education Hong Kong Baptist University 2/F, Franki Centre, 320 Junction Road, Kowloon Tong (Please mark the title of the programme applied on the envelope) |
In-Person |
Tsim Sha Tsui Learning Centre Office 6/F, 136A Nathan Road, Tsimshatsui, Kowloon
Counter Service Hours: Mon-Fri: 9:00 am-8:00 pm Sat: 9:00 am-4:00 pm (Closed on Sun, Public Holidays and School Holidays) Kowloon East Learning Centre Office 7/F, Millennium City 3, 370 Kwun Tong Road, Kowloon
Wan Chai Learning Centre Office 26/F, Wu Chung House, 213 Queen’s Road East, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Counter Service Hours: Mon-Fri: 12:00 pm-8:00 pm Sat: 12:00 pm-4:00 pm (Closed on Sun, Public Holidays and School Holidays) |
- Applicants will be requested to present the HKID card and original copies of all credentials for verification. Those who submit application in-person may bring along the HKID card and original credentials for verification.
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All fees paid are non-refundable.
- All documents submitted together with the application form will not be returned to applicants. For unsuccessful applications, the documents and forms will be destroyed and the electronic files will be deleted.
- Notes to non-local applicants – Part-time certificate/diploma programmes are generally not considered by the Immigration Department for visa purposes. For a non-permanent Hong Kong resident, it is his/her responsibility to check whether he/she can take the programme before making application.
Students can apply for Credit Transfer/Exemption under the following conditions:
- Credit Transfer will be considered if students have completed (or are currently studying) the required courses offered by the School prior to admission to the programme. Courses concerned will be automatically transferred to the programme and supporting documents are not required.
- Exemption will be considered if students possess a demonstrated competence (e.g. passed relevant courses in public examinations or other institutes) equivalent to the learning outcomes of the course to be studied. Supporting documents such as course syllabuses, transcripts or certificates should be submitted.
The above request(s) should be submitted when applying for admission. Late application will not be considered. Courses that are being studied or pending for result/certificate should also be reported at the time of admission, followed by the submission of supporting documents for approval upon release of result/issuance of certificate.
Credit Transfer/Exemption will not be granted if such qualifications have not been reported during admission or if they are obtained after registration in the programme.
Remarks for Credit Transfer/Exemption are shown as below:
Course Remark Code | Description |
EX | Course Exempted |
TC | Credit Transferred |
Limitations for Credit Transfer/Exemption
For all Programmes of Levels 1 to 2, the maximum exemption and credit transfer is limited to half of the total number of programme hours. For all Programmes of Level 3 or above, the maximum exemption is limited to one quarter of the total number of programme hours, while the sum of exemption and credit transfer is still limited to half of the total number of programme hours. In the case that the number of hours of exempted and/or transferred credit course(s) (including the course(s) being studied) has exceeded the maximum allowance, students should submit explanations and approval will be granted at the School’s discretion.
Example 1 | The Certificate in Spanish (Introductory) (Level 1 programme) requires student to complete four courses (120 hours in total). Application for Credit Transfer and Exemption should not exceed 60 hours. |
Example 2 | The Certificate in Jewellery Design & Production (Level 2 programme) requires student to complete six courses (180 hours in total). Application for Credit Transfer and Exemption should not exceed 90 hours. |
Example 3 | The Certificate in Marketing Studies (Level 3 programme) requires student to complete six courses (180 hours in total). Application for Credit Transfer and Exemption should not exceed 90 hours in total while the Exemption should not exceed 45 hours. |
Example 4 | The Advanced Diploma in Accounting (Level 4 programme) requires student to complete 16 courses (480 hours in total). Application for Credit Transfer and Exemption should not exceed 240 hours in total while the Exemption should not exceed 120 hours. |
Applicants may refer to the Exemption List for reference.
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Q: When will I know if I have been admitted?
A: The admission result will be sent to applicants via e-mail within 10 working days after the application deadline.
Q: When will I know the result of my application for course exemption?
A: Result of application for course exemption will be released together with the admission result via e-mail.
Q: Can I change from one programme to another?
A: Once the offer is confirmed upon completion of registration, applicants are not allowed to change to another programme. Applicants are required to submit a new application with relevant documents and application fee for another programme.
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This course has been included in the list of reimbursable courses under the Continuing Education Fund. This course / The mother course (Advanced Diploma in Business (Finance)) of the modules is recognised under the Qualifications Framework (QF Level 4). |
The above information is for reference only. The School reserves the right to make alterations or to cancel any class/programme without prior notice.
Programmes offered by the School of Continuing Education (leading to HKBU awards or SCE awards, or collaborative programmes) are conducted at various teaching venues, including Kowloon Tong and Shek Mun (Shatin) Campuses and Learning Centres in Tsimshatsui, Kowloon East, and Wan Chai. These venues are well-equipped to support students’ studies. While most of the classes are held at either the Kowloon Tong Campus or the Shek Mun Campus, depending on the School’s development, students may be assigned to take classes at other venues during their study period.