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Code Module Credits Duration Prerequisite(s)
YEAR 1 (Cont.)

LLAW1110 Constitution and Basic Law 2 30 hrs ---
This module introduces the general principles, the state system, the state organs, and the

fundamental rights and duties of citizens stated in the Constitution of the People’s
Republic of China (the Chinese Constitution). It also covers the formulation of the “One
Country, Two Systems” policy and the Basic Law of the Macao Special Administrative
Region of the People’s Republic of China (the Macao Basic Law) and such sections in the
Macao Basic Law as the relationship between the Central Government and the Macao
Special Administrative Region (SAR), the political structure of the Macao SAR, and the
fundamental rights of Macao residents. The module is aimed at assisting the students to
establish a correct understanding about the Chinese Constitution and the Macao Basic
Law, and to identify the basic concept of the legal protection of people’s rights and
freedoms.
SOCI1112 Sustainable Development 2 30 hrs ---
The learning module aims to enable students to understand global developments and
relevant trends as well as concepts of sustainable development in relation to promoting
economic growth, protecting the environment and addressing community needs in
education, health and social security. Students will be able to identify and recognize
factors contributing to sustainable development in the environmental, socio-economic
and other domains with a strong sense of global citizenship.
TRAN1111 Introduction to Translation 3 45 hrs ---
This introductory module aims to familiarize students with the understanding of the basic
terms and concepts in translation, such as the nature, process, standards and ethics of
translation. Students are expected to know the basic techniques involved in translation
and interpreting, and achieve a general understanding of the translation history in China
and in western countries. The successful completion of this course will lay a good
foundation for students to learn future translation-related courses.
YEAR 2

--- Complete 2 subjects from the elective 4 60 hrs ---
group B
ENGL2108 Introduction to Linguistics 3 45 hrs ---
This module provides students with an overview of basic concepts and theories in general

linguistics, including phonetics and phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics,
pragmatics, and sociolinguistics. After completing the module, students will have a basic
knowledge and understanding of design features of human language and linguistic
theories, which will allow them to discuss and explain basic concepts and theories in core
branches of general linguistics.
ENGL2109 Advanced English I 3 45 hrs ---

With the foundation built in the first year, this module (Advanced English I) aims to
consolidate and further enhance students’ reading and writing skills. It is built around the
idea that writers learn by reading. Carefully abridged and adapted works are selected to
exemplify various topics on grammar and vocabulary in context as well as reading and
writing techniques. The works presented in this module range from the Intermediate Level
at the beginning of the semester to the Preliminary Advanced Level towards the end of
the semester. Proficiency will be promoted through immersion in exemplary language use.

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