Our Colleges
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Students and alumni: CUHK’s commitment and contribution to society
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Non-formal education and student exchange
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School of Continuing and Professional Studies
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Graduate School
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Admissions, teaching and assessment
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University core and general education
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Undergraduate curriculum
Formerly known as the Department of Extramural Studies, the School of Continuing and Professional Studies has been providing a wide range of programmes for citizens from all walks of life since 1965. The renaming of the department to the School of Continuing Studies in 1994 reflects the University’s support for and commitment to lifelong learning. Consonant with the government’s proposal to significantly increase the number of sub-degree places, the School has been operating higher diploma programmes since 2002. In 2006, the School was renamed School of Continuing and Professional Studies, which has been offering an enhanced curriculum to meet societal needs.
The first class of graduates of the Chinese painting class offered by the Department of Extramural Studies (1966)
Courtesy of CUSCS
Instructional Television Producer Training Course launched (1970s)
Instructional Television programme “Practical English” run in collaboration with the Commercial Television (1975)
First batch of graduates of the full-time Sub-degree Programme (2004)
Courtesy of CUSCS
CUSCS signs a memorandum of understanding with the University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies (2011)
Tseung Kwan O Learning Centre opens (2013)