The General Education (GE) curriculum is meant to provide students with a foundation that promotes successful behaviour leading to lifelong learning. It prepares students to do well in their chosen career in the future. It can also expand the horizon of learning to help developing a well-rounded student.
As is known, FAH has been providing a variety of GE courses in the humanities in each semester. It brings a wide breadth of learning opportunities and knowledge to students that can be applied in everyday life. The core mission is to provide background and essential skills that students can later develop in their specialization.
Therefore, senior professors from different units of FAH offered a series of lectures on special topics related to GE courses during the 2nd semester of the AY2022/2023. This series creates a unique platform for junior students to meet senior professors and encourages student interest in exploring more in-depth knowledge of the GE programme.
Let’s enjoy some nice photos.
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- Prof. Nick Groom, facilitator for GE lectures of Department of English
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- Prof. Andrew Moody – Sex and Gender: How are they different in language, literature and performance?
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- Prof. LI Defeng – Translation of Hongloumeng
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- Prof. Sun Yifeng – Why Reading Literature?
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- Prof. Zhang Ying Ellen, facilitator for GE lectures of Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies
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- Ms. Dimitra Amaranditou, facilitator for GE lectures of Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies
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- Prof. Victoria Harrison – The Basic Teachings of the Buddha
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- Prof. Wang Qingjie – “The multiple meanings of the Chinese particle “de/的” and the legitimacy of Chinese philosophy 漢語助詞”的” 之多重含義與中國哲學的正當性”
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- Prof. Zhang Ying Ellen – The Buddhist influence on Chinese culture
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- Prof. Hans-Georg Moeller – Minimalist Amorality: A Contemporary Daoist Perspective
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- Dr. Xie Jingzhen (right), facilitator for GE lectures of Department of History
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- Prof. Yang Bin – Ambergris and the Portuguese Settlement of Macao in 1557: An Introduction 龍涎香與1557年葡人入居澳門
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- Prof. Lin Shaoyang – Macau as an essential nexus of a global network in the late sixteenth century
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- Prof. Wang Sihao (left 1), facilitator of GE lectures of Department of Chinese Language and Literature; Prof. Xu Jie (left 2), Dean of FAH; Prof. Zhang Jingwei (left 3), GE course lecturer; Ms. Cheong Im Lan (left 4), GE course lecturer
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- Prof. Xu Jie – 語種數量與語言能力 The Number of Language and Language Competence
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- Prof. Zhu Shoutong – 漫談金庸
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- Prof. Yuan Yulin – 語言表達的藝術面面觀
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- Prof. Tang Chon Chit – 澳門詩詞與澳門歷史文化
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- Prof. Gong Gang – 中西詩學與新世紀的詩藝探索
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- Prof. Yao Jingming – Poetry and Translation
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- Prof. Joao Veloso – The symbolic value of Portuguese as a tool for artists and educators in the Portuguese-Speaking Countries & Portuguese as it is spoken in the different Portuguese-Speaking Countries
