Continuing education at the Division was transformed form the Evening
School and currently has five programs leading toward a Bachelor degree.
Applicants have to hold a high school diploma, or equivalent, and
have a least one-year postgraduate experience.
Students are expected to finish the program in five years but no
more than 7 years.
Upon graduation, students will be awarded a Bachelor degree either
in literature, commerce, or law.
Except for summer and winter breaks, all classes are held after 6:25
p.m. Monday through Friday.
All continuing education programs are consistence with their counterparts
in the regular academic program.
Courses are arranged over a five-year period.
Students should take at least 6 credits but no more than 20 credits
per semester.
In the spring semester 2002, the Division has 1,431 students in five
continuing education programs.
Including the Evening School, the Division has graduated 8,980 students
since its inception.
This Program Academic
Affairs (Chinese Version)
The five Departments of Division
of Continuing Education and Professional Development agree to admit
none foreign students in the academic year of 2006