CUHK's Master of Arts in Chinese Studies program is:
- a flexible, interdisciplinary one-year MA program
- taught and examined in English in China
- designed to accommodate a wide range of interests and needs for graduate training in Chinese Studies
MACHS students complete 8 courses (24 units) to graduate.
Course exemption
Brown graduates who enroll in the MA in Chinese Studies Program may be exempted from one of the following 3-unit undergraduate/postgraduate courses if taken at CUHK during junior year study abroad.
| Course Code | Title |
|---|---|
| ECON2320 | Contemporary Chinese Economy |
| ECON3250 | Chinese Economy: Heritage and Change |
| ECON3310 | Economy of China |
| ECON3320 | Asia-Pacific Economies |
| ECON3350 | China, Hong Kong and the World Economy |
| ECON3370 | Business Environment in China |
| ECON3580 | Emerging Financial Markets of China |
| GPAD3260 | Public Policy and Administration in China |
| GPAD4385 | Institution & Reform in China |
| HIST3210 | History of Traditional Japan |
| HIST3221 | History of Modern Southeast Asia |
| HIST3350 | Chinese Diaspora |
| HIST4313 | Chinese History in the Field |
| HIST4350 | Sino-US Relations since 1949 |
| MGNT2510 | Introduction to International Business |
| MGNT4150 | Global Strategy |
| MGNT4510 | China Business |
| MKTG2010 | Marketing Management |
| MKTG4070 | Marketing in China |
Cultural Activities
Brown students on exchange at CUHK as undergraduates may also participate in Centre for East Asian Studies/MA Program events and activities, including, but not limited to:
- International Poets in Hong Kong workshops and symposia
- Film screenings and conversations with visiting director (2011: Lou Ye)
- Monthly graduate student research seminars
Career Prospects
MA in Chinese Studies graduates continue on to MBA and PhD programs; others are employed in the business and education sectors.


