Programme Revisions

To assure academic quality, programme revision protocols are in place to govern various changes.  Major programme revisions to the award (e.g., termination of programmes, changes to title/award of a degree, study mode and programme duration, etc.) shall require the approval of the Senate via the Quality Assurance Committee (QAC).  Revisions to the curriculum (e.g., aims, objectives, Programme Intended Learning Outcomes (PILOs), etc.) shall require the approval of the Faculty/School Board.  Course-level revisions (e.g., reading list / reference / textbooks of courses, etc.) shall require the approval of the Programme Management Committee (PMC).  For Sub-degree (SD) programmes, major revisions should route through the relevant Quality Assurance Sub-Committees on Sub-degree Programmes (QASCs) responsible for quality monitoring of programmes at Qualifications Framework (QF) Level 4 and QF Levels 1-3 respectively.

All revisions shall be endorsed and approved by the respective authorities in accordance with the following Programme Revision Protocols:

Programme Revision Protocol for HKBU Degrees (Undergradute and Taught Postgraduate levels)

Programme Revision Protocol for BNU-HKBU UIC Degrees (Undergraduate and Taught Postgraduate levels)

Programme Revision Protocol for HKBU Sub-degrees (QF Level 4) 

Programme Revision Protocol for HKBU Sub-degrees (QF Levels 1-3)

Last updated on 6 August 2024