Neuroscience is the study of the nervous system, its functions and structure. The nervous system controls human behavior, emotions, thinking, physical functions, conscious and unconscious movements. Even now, we still do not fully understand this most complex system, and many questions remain to be answered. Moreover, much awaits to be discovered about how the dysfunction of nervous system can lead to neurological and psychiatric disorders.

This MSc in Sustainable Global Business programme (1 year full-time or 2 years part-time) is designed to provide comprehensive training to graduates and industry professionals who are aspiring to lead in the evolving landscape of sustainability.

The programme provides an opportunity for applied scientists and engineers to pursue an in-depth study in various aspects of materials engineering and nanotechnology. Courses in this programme may also be used to fulfil the "top-up courses" requirement for joining the Materials Discipline of the Hong Kong Institution of Engineers (HKIE).

Financial Technology (FinTech), an emerging industry that enhances convenience and efficiency in financial activities through the adoption of data-oriented and smart technologies, is bringing revolution to the financial service sector. The development of innovations such as virtual banking and blockchain technology opens up a new era of financial digitization which drives up the demand for FinTech talents in Hong Kong.

An exciting new partnership has been established between the University of Leicester and Lingnan University, Hong Kong. This will allow students from each university to study an additional Masters degree over a shorter period by studying fewer modules.

The Master of Science in Organisational Leadership (MSOL) is a degree programme jointly offered by Oxademy and Northwood University. The MSOL is specifically designed for young, dynamic high-caliber professionals and also for executives whose focus is on strategy, leadership and change, and globalization. It is designed to help you unleash the human potential within your organization while positioning yourself for professional advancement.

This programme aims to help students acquire practical knowledge of management and seek practical solutions in a global and dynamic business environment. It enables students to make effective contribution to their organizations.

The Master of Science in Conservation equips graduates with the technical competencies and intellectual skills required to guide decision-making in conservation planning, management and design in the 21st century. The programme emphasizes the integration of sustainability in conservation training, which enables graduates to address the growing risks and challenges to built heritage conservation, including climate change, disasters, and various pressures from urbanization, gentrification and tourism development. Through a combination of dedicated studios, seminar and elective courses, students will gain theoretical and practical insights into the latest policies, methodologies and best practices and apply their knowledge to real-life projects.

The Master of Science (MSc) in Marketing for the Creative Economy (MScMCE) is a one-year full-time programme offered by the Department of Marketing in collaboration with the Academy of Visual Arts (AVA), Hong Kong Baptist University (HKBU).

We cater for ambitious employees in the private and public sectors who wish to develop their management skills and enhance their career opportunities. This is a conversion programme, designed primarily for graduates in disciplines other than management. However, candidates with prior management or business education may be admitted, depending on their career needs.

1-year full-time programme. Gives an in-depth coverage of the major areas in risk management and insurance, with an emphasis on professional practice. Helps students obtain professional qualifications such as Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) and Financial Risk Manager (FRM) qualifications. Covers risk management principles, general insurance, life and health insurance, financial risk management, risk modelling and analysis, insurance law and regulation, wealth management, and financial services markets. The inclusion of finance electives increases the appeal of the degree to both students and potential employers.

The programme will equip you with the financial acumen you need to succeed and solve business challenges in any sector. Whatever function you work in, skills and knowledge in areas such as corporate finance; financial markets; financial accounting. Will build your credibility and ability to see the big picture for your organisation within a global context.

Hong Kong is a gateway between East and West. As a global service centre, Hong Kong plays a major role in interfacing between suppliers and customers around the world. To retain its leading competitive position in serving international markets, it is crucial for Hong Kong businesses to embrace best practices in operational research.

The MSc(Eng) in Energy Engineering is a new programme offered by the Department of Electrical & Electronic Engineering (EEE) and Department of Mechanical Engineering (ME). The curriculum provides advanced education and training in the field of Energy Engineering.

This is a highly multi-disciplinary degree which covers broad areas of science, engineering, and statistics, as related to space science and technology. Our MSc programme has a strong focus on Chinese Space Science. Our MSc programme is composed of 60 credits of courses. Students must enrol in 6 courses (36 credits) of “core” (compulsory) courses, offered mainly in the first semester. Students may then choose 3 “elective” courses out of a broad range of courses. In addition, students must carry out a “capstone project” by enrolling in the 6-credit course SPSC7031. Students are encouraged to approach faculty members in their areas of interest to choose a project. The final project will typically be undertaken over the course of the second semester. The curriculum of the MSc in Space Science is the same for both full-time and part-time modes of study.