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Higher Diploma in Psychology

2 years full-time

Programme Description

Programme Leaflet:

The programme aims to equip students with foundational psychological knowledge and skills to develop a career in human services, especially in social welfare and healthcare settings. Students will learn the interaction between psychological and social factors in shaping psychological wellbeing, personal development and group behaviours. Graduates will be able to apply knowledge, communication and interpersonal skills, caring attitude as well as professional ethics to work in health and social care and related services. They can also pursue further study in psychology and other related disciplines.

Mode of study

Medium of Instruction	English
Total no. of credits	60 credits

Programme Leader

Dr. Alison Lee

PsyD in Clinical Psychology (Alliant International University)

MA in Counselling for Mental Health and Wellness (New York University)

BA in Psychology (City University of New York)

Email: alisonlee@twc.edu.hk

Tuition Fee

Year	Tuition Fee (HK$)
Year 1	$60,930
Year 2	$60,930
Programme Total	$121,860

Tung Wah College will adjust the tuition fee of its programmes based on the Composite Consumer Price Index to be announced by the Government annually.
Tuition fees are normally charged by two instalments per annum and are payable before the commencement of each semester. New students are required to settle the balance of the tuition fee for the first semester (i.e. after deducting deposit) upon programme registration in August.
Students are required to pay additional fees for all retake/additional courses which would be charged at the rate of the normal cohort and be calculated by the number of credits to be taken. Please refer the details in the College’s Fees Regulation at https://www.twc.edu.hk/en/Administration_Units/fo/our_service/student-area.
All fees paid are non-refundable and non-transferable.
For more details about the College's tuition fee payment schedule and fees regulation, please refer to the "Tuition Fee Payment Schedule" and "Fees Regulation" at "https://www.twc.edu.hk/en/Administration_Units/fo/our_service/student-area".

Programme Features

Degree accredited by HKCAAVQ, admitted into QF Level 4
Direct articulation into TWC’s BSSc (Applied Psychology) upon completion
Internship relevant to the field of psychology and social services at TWGHs or other organizations to enhance employability
Free English enhancement programme to strengthen students’ language proficiency
Attractive entrance scholarship provided to students admitted with a minimum HKDSE score of 12
Comprehensive syllabus covering theoretical, research-orientated and applied aspects of psychology
Practical courses taught by experienced professors and practitioners (including counselors, educational and clinical psychologists)
Curriculum designed to prepare students for further studies in psychology-related discipline and a career in education, social services welfare and healthcare settings
Introduces students to the use of laboratory instruments employed by applied psychologists.