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MA in Cultural Management Information Day in AY2025-26 Intake Date: 7 December 2024 Mode: Online via Zoom
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Applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible since admission is competitive, and applications are processed on a rolling basis. Therefore, early applications are strongly encouraged.
Please mail the supporting documents to
MA in Cultural Management
Department of Cultural and Religious Studies,
Room 301, Leung Kau Kui Building,
The Chinese University of Hong Kong,
Shatin, N.T., Hong Kong.
(Please write your name and application number on the envelope.)
Due to the high volume of applications, we will only contact students who have been shortlisted. Please refrain from sending emails regarding your application status, as we are unable to respond.
Please note that once documents are submitted, they will not be returned and will be disposed after the admission exercise of if the application is unsuccessful.
We value authenticity. An honest and sincere personal statement written by applicant’s own will be beneficial. Applicants do not need to submit applications via any education agents.
Required supporting documents included:
* Official transcripts must reach MA in Cultural Management directly from the University, or in sealed envelopes and sent by the applicant with other supporting documents.
# For English Test Report from test organization,
Please refer to CUHK Graduate School English Language Requirements for reference: http://www.gs.cuhk.edu.hk/page/EntryRequirements
28 Feb 2026
Application Result
Results will be announced on the Graduate School’s online system from January to June every year. Successful applicants will receive the offer letter by June of that admission year. Applicants may consider their applications unsuccessful if they do not hear from us thereafter.
1 year full-time: HKD$175,000 per annum (subject to University's Approval)
2 years part-time: HKD$87,500 per annum (subject to University's Approval)
Additional tuition fee will be charged for each course taken after the normative study period.
The normative study period for this programme is 1 year for full-time and 2 years for part-time.
Funding Nature: Self-financed
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Am I eligible for admission?
Applicants must fulfill the entry requirement of Master’s programme stated on the Graduate School website at https://www.gs.cuhk.edu.hk/:
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What is the English Language Proficiency Requirement?
Please refer to "English Language Proficiency Requirement".
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For the Confidential Recommendation Form, should the referees be from the academic field?
The referee can be a teacher, professor or academic advisor who is well acquainted with your current academic performance. Or someone who knows you well, such as a job supervisor at work, volunteer advisor.
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What is the word limit for the personal statement?
There is no actual word limit, around one to two pages of A4 paper, written in English.
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Do I need to attend any interviews?
Only shortlisted candidates will be invited a written statement as part of the admission process. The Division will further shortlist candidates for interview if applicable.
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When is the application deadline?
The application is open from September to February every year. Applications will be processed on a rolling basis until all places have been filled. Applications will be processed on a rolling basis until all places have been filled. Applications submitted after 31 January may be considered, subject to availability of places.
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When will I receive the notification of my application result?
Application results will be posted on the Graduate School’s online system from January to June every year. Applicants may consider their applications unsuccessful if they do not hear from us thereafter.
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(For non-local applicants) How can I apply for a valid visa to study in Hong Kong?
If you are admitted to our programme, we will assist you to apply for entry permit from the Hong Kong Immigration Department and send the permit to you by courier. You are also required to apply for a valid exit permit from your country if necessary. For details, please refer to the Graduate School website at https://www.gs.cuhk.edu.hk/.
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(For non-local applicants) Is accommodation provided by the University?
The University does not provide accommodation for postgraduate students of self-financed taught programmes. Students are responsible for their own accommodation.
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Will there be any opportunity for local/overseas internship?
The Programme offers CULS5322 Internship in Cultural Management every year. It provides students with opportunities to work at local and overseas cultural institutions for four to six weeks. Students could take it as a special elective course, but a selection process is required as the opportunities are limited. For details, please refer to Internships.
E-mail: macum@cuhk.edu.hk
Address: Room 301, Leung Kau Kui Building, Department of Cultural and Religious Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shatin, N.T.