Apart from single-discipline degree programmes, some departments offer the option of enrolling in a major/minor programme to students who have been admitted to government-funded full-time Bachelor's Degree programmes. You will enrol in a single-discipline degree programme and will later be invited to decide on minor options.

A Major/Minor combination is a programme in which the major component is in one discipline and the minor component is in another. Major programmes are developed from related single-discipline degree programmes. Minor programmes are either a collection of Compulsory and Elective Subjects, or Elective Subjects only in a particular discipline, totalling 18 credits, which does not apply to the Minor programmes already approved. Other than choosing a Minor programme, you can also opt for a collection of free Electives in any combination of disciplines in conjunction with a Major programme. At the end of your studies, if you have fulfilled the requirements of a Major programme and a Minor programme, you will graduate with a Major and a Minor. If you take free Electives in place of a Minor, you will only graduate with a Major. The two language departments offer a range of minor programmes:

Department of Chinese Bilingual Studies
Minor in Bilingual Corporate Communication
Minor in Chinese
Minor in Translation
Minor in Chinese as a Second Language
Minor in Japanese for Business Communication

Department of English
Minor in Intercultural Communication Studies for the Professions
Minor in English Language Studies for the Professions
Minor in Language Studies