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Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.)Preparation Courses

Programme Code: SC367A

University of London

How to applyStudents who wish to take the LL.B. examinations must also register as overseas students with University of London. New registrations for all University of London are processed by HKU SPACE. Application forms and prospectuses are available from HKU SPACE Admiralty Learning Centre, Room 313, 3/F, Admiralty Centre, 18 Harcourt Road, Hong Kong. All postal enquiries should be marked "University of London Applications".

The academic year runs from 1st November to 31st October and there are 2 effective dates of registration, October and April:

First application deadline: 1st October. Registration must be completed by 31st October.Second application deadline: 1st April. Registration must be completed by 30th April.

First year students will receive study materials and Statute books as part of their package. These will normally be sent to students within 2 months after initial registration has been completed.

University of London FeesStudents pay a non-refundable application fee when making their application and a registration fee on completion of registration. A separate module fee is payable for each module that students register for and an examination fee for each examination that students enter for.

Please visit the University of London website for more details: https://london.ac.uk/courses/bachelor-laws#fees

HKU SPACE Tuition FeesPreparation course fees include the cost of main & revision lectures, exam skills seminars and mock examinations (where provided) and course materials prepared by visiting lecturers. Please see the enclosed leaflet and application for enrolment form for individual module fees.

"This is an exempted course under the Non-Local Higher and Professional Education (Regulation) Ordinance. It is a matter of discretion for individual employers to recognise any qualification to which this course may lead."

Fees

Students who wish to qualify as lawyers in Hong Kong must complete the P.C.LL. course. From 2008 additional admission requirement have been imposed for the P.C.LL. For full details see http://www.ple.hku.hk/pcll/ and www.pcea.com.hk. Those wishing to apply for P.C.LL. must also have completed an IELTS test within three years of application and should have an overall 7.

Completion of the University of London LL.B. confers partial exemption from the P.C.LL. admission requirements.

Students who are not permanent residents of Hong Kong but who wish to practise as solicitors or barristers in Hong Kong should check with the Hong Kong Law Society and the Bar Association as to any residency requirements.

Career Progression

University of London Registrations

Programme Structure

What is an LL.B.?The LL.B. is a degree which provides an academic foundation in Law before the stage of professional legal training. Intending lawyers will then need to complete the shorter vocational stage. A number of other professions recognise the LL.B. as providing exemption from some part of their professional training. Law is an important academic study in its own right, and most of our students take the LL.B. programme without intending to practise Law.

University of London LL.B.The University of London is a world renowned provider of legal education. Its LL.B. has long been regarded as an ‘international gold standard’ in legal education and for over 150 years it has provided the first step on a career route for many thousands of practising lawyers within the Commonwealth and around the world. Academic direction for the Undergraduate Laws Programme is provided by six University of London Colleges with Law Schools or Departments, collectively known as the Laws Consortium. The six Colleges are: Birkbeck, King’s College London, London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), Queen Mary, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), and UCL (University College London). For more information on the University of London visit: https://london.ac.uk

For information about the LL.B. see https://london.ac.uk/courses/bachelor-laws

Upon successful completion of their studies, students are awarded a University of London degree or diploma. Although the standards of these awards are maintained at the same level as the standards of awards made to students studying at one of the Colleges of the University of London, the awards are distinct from degrees or other qualifications awarded by these Colleges. The certificate that students receive following graduation will state that the student was registered with the University of London and awarded a University of London degree or diploma. It will also state that examinations were conducted by the University of London Law Schools.

The LL.B. is known for its giving a solid foundation for legal practice and career progression.

Why Study with HKU SPACE?HKU SPACE courses are tailored specifically for University of London LL.B. and lecture courses are provided mostly by leading academics and teachers from major U.K. Universities.

The tuition package is made up of main and revision lectures, exam skills seminars and mock examinations for all Level 4 and some other modules. Those studying Level 4 modules will have the opportunity to submit take-home assessment on a voluntary basis.

Attendance on a specially designed course greatly improves the chances of success in the examinations.

Introduction

Standard Entry (non-graduate)Students who do not have a degree must take 12 modules. The minimum period of study is 3 years and the maximum 6 years.

Graduate EntryStudents recognised by the University of London for Graduate Entry must take 9 modules. The minimum period of study is 2 years and the maximum 6 years.

Students can vary the pace of their studies subject to the programme regulations but must follow the prescribed programme structure. Graduate entrants are strongly advised to spread their studies over a longer period.

There is flexibility in the programme structure but students who wish to qualify as lawyers must make sure that they choose the correct modules if they intend to apply for either the P.C.LL. in Hong Kong or Legal Practice/Bar training courses in England and Wales. The module requirements are different in each jurisdiction.

Students should refer to the LLB structure and outlines contained in the University of London prospectus and regulations to ensure that they enroll for the correct modules.

HKU SPACE Preparation Courses and Hong Kong PCLL/ England & Wales QLD alignments (applicable to students registering from 2016)

1 Totally 12 modules for Standard Entry Route; 9 modules for Graduate Entry Route. Compulsories are required for the degree award - 6 for Standard Entry students and 5 (plus the online “Law Skills for Graduates” course) for Graduate Entry students. Students should be mindful of their choices of optional modules if they are working towards a Hong Kong PCLL aligned law degree or England and Wales Qualifying Law Degree (QLD). They should also keep abreast of any changes in the policies governing progression to the professional stage in respective jurisdictions.

2 Besides the core subjects, law degree holders who do not have Hong Kong Constitutional Law, Hong Kong Legal System and Hong Kong Land Law may demonstrate competence in these subjects by passing the Hong Kong Conversion Examination for PCLL Admission (the three “Top-up Subjects”). HKU SPACE offers preparation courses for some of the Conversion Examination subjects.

3 University of London LL.B. Commercial Law is partially exempted (Parts A and B) for the purpose of Conversion Examination for PCLL Admission, subject to its Examination Board’s review.

4 Students wishing to obtain an England and Wales QLD for progressing to Legal Practice/Bar courses must pass European Union Law.

Notes:

HKU SPACEPreparation Courses

University of LondonLL.B. ProgrammeStructure [Note 1]

Hong Kong PCLLCore Subjects [Note 2]

England and WalesQualifying Law DegreeFoundations

Legal System and MethodCompulsory 1st Year

module(Standard Entry students only)

Contract Law Compulsory

CompulsoryCompulsory

Compulsory

Compulsory

ContractObligation includingContract, Restitutionand Tort

Obligation includingContract, Restitutionand Tort

Criminal Law Criminal LawConstitutional Law Constitutional Law

Tort

Criminal LawPublic Law

Tort Law

Jurisprudence and Legal TheoryProperty Law

Equity and Trusts

Commercial LawCompany Law

Civil and Criminal Procedure

EvidenceFamily Law

Optional

Optional

OptionalOptional

Optional

OptionalOptional

EU Law Optional [Note 4]

Top-up Subjects- HK Constitutional Law- HK Legal System- HK Land Law

Law of the EuropeanUnion

Land LawLand LawEquity & the Law ofTrustsEquity

Commercial Law [Note 3]

Business AssociationsCivil ProcedureCriminal Procedure

Evidence

TuitionLecture courses will be delivered by visiting U.K. academics and teachers largely on a block basis. Main lectures run from September to January and from February to April there will be intensive revision lectures. There will be seminars which will focus on writing technique and examination preparation, and students will have an opportunity to submit written work in advance of these seminars. Mock Examinations will be held between January and March.

Course MaterialsUniversity of London will provide some course materials for all modules, on all years, of the LL.B. programme. HKU SPACE visiting lecturers will provide supplementary materials including lecture outlines and legal updates.

ExaminationsThere are 2 examination periods in each academic year - May/June and October. In May/June students can sit up to 4 examinations in their first year of registration and 5 in any subsequent year of registration (in their final year only for Standard Entry Students). In October, students can only sit a maximum of 2 examinations. The current version of the examination syllabus is set out in the current University of London: Undergraduate programmes in Law Prospectus. A full explanation of the conduct of examinations is available in the LL.B. Programme Regulations which will be sent to you when you are given an offer of registration.

Admission RequirementsEligibilityThe University of London LL.B. degree programme is open to all those who satisfy the University's minimum entrance requirements: 2 'A' levels and 3 'O' levels (not necessarily obtained in one sitting); or equivalent. A full explanation of entry requirements is provided in the current University of London: Undergraduate programmes in Law Prospectus, which is available on request from University of London (Admissions Office), Room 313, 3/F, Admiralty Centre, 18 Harcourt Road, Hong Kong.(Enquiries: 3761 1122 | e-mail address: [email protected] | website: https://hkuspace.hku.hk/londonu )

University of London reserves the right to request applicants to provide evidence acceptable to it of oral and written competence in English before making an offer of registration.

Places on these courses are not limited to University of London LL.B. students and they may well be attractive to those attempting comparable examinations or those who are interested in studying specific modules.

VisasPlease note that the programme is intended for those having the right to live and study in Hong Kong and it is the responsibility of applicants to determine their eligibility to study. Please refer to “Notes to Non-local Applicants” on the application for enrolment form.

EnrolmentAlthough University of London recommends not joining a course before registration, applicants should note that enrolment on the HKU SPACE courses is on a first-come, first-served basis.

Applicants should fill in the enclosed application form and send or take it together with the course fee to "HKU SPACE" at any of the following locations:

Applications

HKU SPACE, Headquarters3/F, T.T. Tsui BuildingThe University of Hong KongPokfulam Road, Hong Kong(Exit A2, HKU MTR Station)

Weekdays: 8:30 am to 6:00 pmSaturdays : ClosedTelephone : 2975 5680 Facsimile : 2546 3538

HKU SPACE, Kowloon East Campus1/F, 28 Wang Hoi Road, Kowloon Bay, Kowloon(Exit B, Kowloon Bay MTR Station)

Weekdays: 8:30 am to 7:30 pmSaturdays : 8:30 am to 5:30 pmTelephone: 3762 2222Facsimile : 2305 5070

HKU SPACE, Admiralty Learning Centre3/F, Admiralty Centre, 18 Harcourt RoadAdmiralty, Hong Kong(Exit A, Admiralty MTR Station)

Weekdays: 8:30 am to 7:30 pmSaturdays : 8:30 am to 5:30 pmTelephone: 3761 1111 Facsimile : 2559 4666

HKU SPACE, Fortress Tower Learning Centre1/F (Room 108), Fortress Tower, 250 King's RoadNorth Point, Hong Kong(Exit B, Fortress Hill MTR Station)

Weekdays: 8:30 am to 7:30 pmSaturdays : ClosedTelephone: 3762 0888Facsimile : 2508 9349

HKU SPACE, Island East Campus2/F, 494 King's RoadNorth Point, Hong Kong(Exit B3, North Point MTR Station)

Weekdays: 8:30 am to 7:30 pmSaturdays : 8:30 am to 5:30 pmTelephone: 3762 0000 Facsimile : 2214 9493

HKU SPACE Po Leung Kuk Stanley Ho Community College (HPSHCC) Campus1/F, HPSHCC Campus, 66 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong(Exit A, Causeway Bay MTR Station)

Weekdays: 9:00 am to 5:30 pmSaturdays : ClosedTelephone: 3923 7171 Facsimile : 3923 7188

Any Questions?College of Humanities and Law, HKU SPACE34/F, United Centre, 95 Queensway, Hong Kong (Exit D, Admiralty MTR Station) Weekdays : 9:00 am to 5:30 pmSaturdays : ClosedTelephone : 2520 4665 Facsimile : 2865 4507E-mail : [email protected] : https://hkuspace.hku.hk/prog/llb-preparation-courses

HKU SPACE is a non-profit making University company limited by guarantee.

Compulsory Modules Level 4 and 5 Year 1 New Applicants (Programme Code: SC367A)

2019-2020

Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) Preparation Courses

University of London https://hkuspace.hku.hk/prog/llb-preparation-courses



Compulsory Level 4 and 5 modules (Year 1 New Applicants) Programme Code: SC367A (First-come First-served)

The following courses will be offered to help candidates prepare for University of London LL.B. Examinations in the 2019/2020 academic year.

Compulsory modules

Standard Entry (non-graduate)

COML9041 Level 4 Legal System and Method *

COML9042 Level 4 Contract Law

COML9044 Level 4 Criminal Law

COML9045 Level 4 Public Law

Graduate Entry

COML9042 Level 4 Contract Law

COML9044 Level 4 Criminal Law

COML9045 Level 4 Public Law

COML9036 Level 5 Tort Law #

* Standard Entry: Compulsory module in 1st Year

# Graduate Entry: Examination can only be taken by students also taking all three Level 4 modules

Please note that students who register under Graduate Entry Route must enrol on the online course “Law Skills for

Graduates” on first registration through University of London Student Portal VLE.

Course Fee (non-refundable or transferable)

Level 4 per Module: $9,300


Single module enrolment (i.e. any one Level 4 or one Level 5 module)



Any two or more modules in a single transaction (i.e. any two Level 4 modules or any one Level 4 module plus one Level 5 module)

The fee includes the cost of main & revision lectures, exam skills seminars, mock examinations and course materials prepared by visiting lecturers. The provisional timetable is printed in the next pages.

Panel of Visiting Lecturers

Contract Law Ms. Jo Reddy, Adjunct Lecturer, HKU School of Professional and Continuing Education

Criminal Law Dr. Oliver Quick, Reader, School of Law, University of Bristol

Public Law Professor Paul McHugh, Professor of Law and Legal History, Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge

Legal System and Method Ms. Mary McLaughlin (“MM”), Former Teaching Fellow, University of London

Legal System and Method and Tort Law

Mrs. Tracey Aquino (“TA”), Barrister, Senior Lecturer in Law, London South Bank University

“This is an exempted course under the Non-Local Higher and Professional Education (Regulation) Ordinance. It

is a matter of discretion for individual employers to recognise any qualification to which this course may lead.”

28 November 2019

Programme Structure The provisional timetable below may sometimes be changed,

so please download the latest version from our website https://hkuspace.hku.hk/prog/llb-preparation-courses Induction Lecture

21/09/19 (Sat) Afternoon All first year students (including students who have enrolled on Legal System and Method) are strongly advised to attend the session.

Main Lectures - 36 hours (per module)

Level 4 Contract Law Level 4 Criminal Law Level 4 Public Law

09/10/19 (Wed) Evening 16/01/20 (Thu) Evening 26/09/19 (Thu) Evening

10/10/19 (Thu) Evening 17/01/20 (Fri) Evening

Evening 27/09/19 (Fri) Evening

12/10/19 (Sat) Afternoon 18/01/20 (Sat) 4-Hour (A) 28/09/19 (Sat) Afternoon

13/10/19 (Sun) Morning * 20/01/20 (Mon) Evening 30/09/19 (Mon) Evening

14/10/19 (Mon) Evening 21/01/20 (Tue) Evening 01/10/19 (Tue) 1.45-Hour

4:30pm 15/10/19 (Tue) Evening 22/01/20 (Wed) 2-Hour (E) 02/10/19 (Wed) Evening

17/10/19 (Thu) Evening 16/02/20 (Sun) Morning * 07/01/20 (Tue) Evening

18/10/19 (Fri) Evening 17/02/20 (Mon) Evening

2 Evening 08/01/20 (Wed) Evening

19/10/19 (Sat) 4-Hour 18/02/20 (Tue) Evening 09/01/20 (Thu) Evening

30/10/19 (Wed) Evening 20/02/20 (Thu) Evening 11/01/20 (Sat) 3.45-Hour

* 31/10/19 (Thu) Evening 21/02/20 (Fri) Evening 12/01/20 (Sun) 3.30-Hour

* 01/11/19 (Fri) Evening 22/02/20 (Sat) Afternoon 13/01/20 (Mon) Evening

Level 4 Legal System and Method * Standard Entry (non-graduate) (Compulsory module in 1st year)

Level 5 Tort Law # Graduate Entry (Examination can only be taken by students also

taking all above three Level 4 modules)

TA: 14/12/19 (Sat) Afternoon * 10/09/19 (Tue) Evening

TA: 15/12/19 (Sun) Morning * 11/09/19 (Wed) Evening

TA: 16/12/19 (Mon) Evening 12/09/19 (Thu) Evening

TA: 17/12/19 (Tue) Evening 14/09/19 (Sat) Afternoon

TA: 19/12/19 (Thu) Evening 15/09/19 (Sun) Afternoon

TA: 20/12/19 (Fri) Evening 16/09/19 (Mon) Evening

MM: 02/02/20 (Sun) Morning * 18/09/19 (Wed) Evening

MM: 03/02/20 (Mon) Evening 19/09/19 (Thu) Evening

MM: 05/02/20 (Wed) Evening 20/09/19 (Fri) Evening

MM: 06/02/20 (Thu) Evening 11/12/19 (Wed) Evening

MM: 07/02/20 (Fri) Evening 12/12/19 (Thu) Evening

MM: 09/02/20 (Sun) Morning * 13/12/19 (Fri) Evening

Exam Skills Seminars

Seminars are designed to help students with exam problem solving skills.

L4 Module Contract Law : 03 November – 06 December Public Law : 01 February – 11 February LSM : 21 December – 22 December

Criminal Law : To be confirmed

Total hour : 6 hours (per module)

L5 Module Tort Law Period : January

Total hour : 6 hours

Take-home assessment (1 question per L4 module only) Mock Examinations

Period : January to March

Total hour : 1 hour and 40 minutes (per module) Each paper will comprise 4 questions and candidates will be required to answer 2 questions. Revision Lectures

Period : February to April (dates will be confirmed in January)

Total hour : 14 hours (per module) Revision lectures are delivered by visiting UK academics and teachers and will be focus largely on past examination questions and issues raised in chief examiners' reports. The emphasis is on examination technique, common examination topics and recent legal developments.

Revised 28 November 2019

Meeting Time 3-Hour lecture (excluding breaks) Morning * = 10:00 - 1: 15 p.m. (including breaks) Morning = 9:30 - 10: 30 a.m. ; 10: 45 - 11: 45 a.m. ; 12: 00 - 1: 00 p.m. Afternoon * = 2:00 - 3: 30 p.m. ; 3: 45 - 4: 45 p.m. ; 5: 00 - 6: 30 p.m. Afternoon = 2:30 - 3: 30 p.m. ; 3: 45 - 4: 45 p.m. ; 5: 00 - 6: 00 p.m. Evening = 6:45 - 7: 45 p.m. ; 8: 10 - 9: 10 p.m. ; 9: 15 - 10: 15 p.m. Other lecture (excluding breaks): 1.45-Hour = 2:30 - 3:30 p.m. ; 3:45 - 4:30 p.m. 2-Hour (E) = 6:45 - 7:45 p.m. ; 7:50 - 8:50 p.m. 3.30-Hour = 2:30 - 3:30 p.m. ; 3:45 - 4:45 p.m. ; 5:00 - 6:30 p.m. 3.45-Hour = 2:30 - 3:30 p.m. ; 3:45 - 4:45 p.m. ; 5:00 - 6:45 p.m. 4-Hour (A) = 2:00 - 3:30 p.m. ; 3:45 - 4:45 p.m. ; 5:00 - 6:30 p.m.

Meeting Venue All classes will be held at the University Main Campus and Centennial Campus, Pokfulam Road, HK

(Exit A2, HKU MTR Station). Detailed timetables showing venues for each module you have enrolled on will be sent out one week before the start of that course. If you do not receive a timetable, please e-mail [email protected] or telephone 2520-4665.

Payment Method Applicants should fill in the enclosed application form (SF26-LLB) and send or take it together with the

cheque/bank draft for the course fee payable to “HKU SPACE” or Credit Card Payment Slips (via enrolment counters) to any of the HKU SPACE Learning Centres.

HKU SPACE Mileage Scheme for Learning For enquiries about learning mileage redemption status students may access terminals at enrolment

centres, or use the SOUL platform (https://hkuspace.hku.hk). HKU SPACE enrolment staff can also help with this information either at the counter or by phone (Hotline: (852) 3761-1111). HKU SPACE reserves the right to interpret and amend the terms and conditions of the Scheme.

Remarks (1) Although University of London recommends not joining a course before registration, applicants should note that

enrolment on the HKU SPACE courses is on a first-come, first-served basis.

(2) Applicants may be required to pay the course fee in CASH or by EPS/ Visa or Master Card if the course is due to start shortly after enrolment. Application for enrolment will NOT be accepted on the date of commencement of lectures. Course fees paid are not refundable or transferable.

(3) Please note that unavoidable timetable changes, including changes of lecturer, may sometimes be made. Such changes will avoid clashes with the other modules in the same year lecture grouping. However it is not always possible to avoid timetable clashes for those students taking modules in other lecture groupings. In extremely rare circumstances, it may be necessary to substitute recorded for face-to-face lectures.

(4) You will be required to produce your admission card to HKU SPACE staff outside the lecture theatre in order to gain entry to each lecture. Students leaving and re-entering the lecture theatre will be asked to produce the card on each re-entry. (The procedure for processing admission cards will be notified by mail to students in early September).

(5) In order to encourage the use of public transport, HKU Campus monthly evening parking arrangements for all part-time students and HKU alumni will be suspended effective from 1st September 2017, but the latter will be offered a 30% discount on hourly parking fees if they settle the parking fee by Bank of East Asia HKU Graduate Credit Card. The hourly parking rate for all car parks under the management of Wilson Parking will be unified. Any query regarding fees or any other aspect of car parking on campus should be addressed to the Estates Office, The University of Hong Kong. The link below is printed for your reference. https://www.estates.hku.hk/our-services/facility-management/parking/parking-space-location-and-parking-fee

For academic and enrolment enquiries

College of Humanities and Law, HKU SPACE 34th Floor, United Centre, 95 Queensway, Hong Kong

Weekdays (9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.), Saturdays (Closed)

Telephone: (852) 2520 4665 • Facsimile: (852) 2865 4507 • E-mail address: [email protected] https://hkuspace.hku.hk/prog/llb-preparation-courses

https://hkuspace.hku.hk/ HKU SPACE is a non-profit making University company limited by guarantee.

March 2019

Application for Enrolment Form (SF26-LLB) First-come First-served

Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) Preparation Courses 2019/2020 Programme Code: SC367A (Year 1 New Applicants)

For enrolment counter use only

Receipt No.

Please complete all relevant parts in BLOCK LETTERS and put a tick “ ” in the box as appropriate.

Part I : Application Details

Standard Entry (non-graduate)

Application Code Compulsory module(s) to be taken (must be completed)

1755 – 1263 NW Level 4 – Legal System and Method (COML9041) (Compulsory module in 1st Year)

1750 – 2218 NW Level 4 – Contract Law (COML9042)

1755 – 1238 NW Level 4 – Criminal Law (COML9044)

1745 – 2848 NW Level 4 – Public Law (COML9045)

Graduate Entry

Application Code Compulsory module(s) to be taken (must be completed)

1750 – 2218 NW Level 4 – Contract Law (COML9042)

1755 – 1238 NW Level 4 – Criminal Law (COML9044)

1745 – 2848 NW Level 4 – Public Law (COML9045) 1745 – 3035 NW Level 5 – Tort Law (COML9036) #

# examination can only be taken concurrently with all three Level 4 modules

Course Fee (must pay in a single transaction)

1 at Level 4 Module : $ 9,300

2 at Level 4 Modules : $16,600



1 at Level 5 Module : $ 8,300

2 at Level 4 and 5 Modules : $16,600



If a student wishes to choose modules from other combinations, please contact our Programme Staff to check the course

fee before enrolment (email address: [email protected]).

Title Mr Ms

Student Name in English and Chinese (name as appeared on H.K.I.D. Card or Passport)

Given Names Family Name

Name in Chinese Mobile Phone

H.K.I.D./Passport No. HKU SPACE Student No. (if any)

Holders of H.K.I.D. card must fill in their H.K.I.D. No.

Part II : Other Personal Particulars

Email Address ______________________________________________ Nationality _________________________

Date of Birth Day Month Year Permanent HK Resident Yes No

(If “No”, see Notes to Non-local Applicants)

Correspondence Address

Room / Flat Floor Block/Tower House/Building

Estate, Street/Road District (e.g. Wanchai, Kwun Tong, etc)

HK KLN NT

Emergency Contact Person

In case of emergency, we may need to contact your family or friend. Please enter details below.

Contact Person Phone

Student Admission Card (For LL.B. prep. course only)

Students will be required to produce admission card to HKU SPACE Staff outside the lecture theatre in order to gain entry to

each lecture.

Please affix a recent color photo (with plain background) for processing admission card

45mm X 55 mm

HKU SPACE

Lifelong Learner Card (HKU SPACE Alumni)

For applicant not already holding a Lifelong Learner Card,

please affix a recent color photo (with plain background) for

processing Lifelong Learner Card

45mm X 55 mm

http://alumni.hkuspace.hku.hk/

Please complete this part Name : Address

:

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Please continue to next part

Part III : Qualifications and Employment Please state qualifications relevant to the programme / course entry requirements you are applying for.

Examination / Awarding Institution Subject / Degree Awarded Date of Award

Employer’s Name:

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Part IV : Other Relevant Information

HKU SPACE Alumni

All new enrolled students in the School will automatically become an alumnus of HKU SPACE. If you DO NOT WISH to be an alumnus, please check this box. Equal Opportunities for Learning at HKU SPACE

It is the School policy to offer equal opportunities to all applicants with or without disabilities. To enable us to meet the needs of all students, you are invited to indicate on this form whether you require any special assistance. If you do need such assistance, the School may approach you subsequently to obtain further details so as to facilitate our planning and assess how best we can help you. Special assistance required? Yes No (if you check yes, you agree to give us further information on your special needs and consent to process your data)

Statement on Collection of Personal Data

1. It is necessary for applicants to supply their personal data and to provide all the information requested in the application documents, as otherwise the School may be unable to process and consider their applications.

2. The personal data provided in this form will be used for processing your application for admission, and for registration, academic and administrative communication, alumni management and contacts, research, statistical and marketing (including direct marketing) purposes. The data will be solely handled by HKU SPACE staff but may be transferred to an authorised third party providing services to the School in relation to the above purposes and prescribed purposes as allowed by the law from time to time.

3. When the processing and consideration of all the applications for a particular programme have been completed: (a) the application papers of unsuccessful candidates will be destroyed (if you have indicated to receive our promotional materials in Paragraph 6 then your contact details and related papers would be retained for such purposes); and (b) the application papers of successful candidates will serve as part of the applicant’s official student records and will be handled by HKU SPACE staff or by staff of an authorised third party providing services to the School in relation to the stated purposes. In all such circumstances, please be assured that any personal information you supply will be kept strictly confidential.

4. Upon enrolment, applicants will be required to submit a recent colour photo for student identification purpose. 5. The School will send urgent messages to students via Short Message Services (SMS) and supplement by other means such as email (if the need arises). It is

therefore important that the mobile phone number and email address that the applicant provides are accurate. Any change should be reported to the School immediately. Those who have genuine difficulty in receiving urgent messages via SMS should contact the programme teams for separate arrangements. Use of Personal Data related to Direct Marketing

6. From time to time, the School will send the latest updates and promotional materials to applicants/students and alumni on the availability of the programmes and courses, seminars and events, discounts and offers, clinics and other services as well as the alumni events, privileges and offers, networking opportunities and fund-raising initiatives through various communication channels such as direct-mail, email and mobile phone, by using your personal data (including, but without limitation to, your name, contact details and other information collected in your profile such as the programme(s) you enrolled, your graduation year etc). You

always have the right to make subsequent changes on your choice of receiving further marketing materials by sending a written unsubscribe request (by email or by post) to the School at any time. If you DO NOT WISH to receive our latest updates and promotional materials through the communication channels as stated above, including

discounts and offers from time to time, please check this box.

7. Under the provisions of the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, applicants have rights to request the School to ascertain whether it holds your personal data, to be given a copy, and to apply for correction of the data, if deemed incorrect. Applications for access to personal data should be made by using a special request form and on payment of a fee. Such applications for access of information should be addressed to the Data Protection Officer, HKU SPACE. For general requests of personal data amendment, please fill out the ‘Application Form for Personal Data Amendment’ and submit it to HKU SPACE.

8. For details on the School’s policy on personal data (privacy), please refer to the School Prospectus or Website (http://hkuspace.hku.hk/policy-statement/privacy-policy.) 9. HKU SPACE, being part of the University of Hong Kong, the Personal Information Collection Statement of the University also applies and can be accessed from

https://www.aal.hku.hk/admissions/documents/pics.pdf. Being in partnership with other overseas Universities offering selective programmes, it also endeavours to comply to their laws and regulations as far as practicable. However, the School is obliged to maintain part of the students’ records in perpetuity for reasons stated in this PIC.

Notes to Non-local Applicants

To study in Hong Kong, all non-local applicants are required to obtain a student visa issued by the Immigration Department of the HKSAR Government, except for those admitted to Hong Kong as dependants, who do not need prior approval before taking up full-time and part-time studies. Non-local applicants issued with a valid employment visa also do not need prior approval to pursue part-time studies. It is the responsibility of individual applicants to make appropriate visa arrangements. Admission to a HKU SPACE academic programme/course does not guarantee the issue of a student visa. Applicants may wish to note that part-time courses are generally NOT considered by the Immigration Department for visa purposes except for self-financed, part-time locally accredited taught postgraduate programmes

awarded within the HKU System through HKU SPACE.

Declaration

I declare that all information given in this application form is, to the best of my knowledge, accurate and complete. I authorise the School to obtain, and the relevant authorities to release, any information about my qualifications and/or employment as required for my application. I consent that, if registered, I will conform to the Statues and Regulations of the University and the rules of the School. I have also noted, understood and agreed the contents of above Notes, Statement on Collection of Personal Data and HKU SPACE policy on personal data (privacy).

Signature: _____________________________________ Date: ____________________________

General Notes to Applicants

Enrolment can be done in person at any of HKU SPACE Enrolment Counters (https://hkuspace.hku.hk/learning-centre, Centre Hotline: (852) 3761-1111) by completing this application form and submitting it with the appropriate course fee and relevant documents. You can also mail to the “College of Humanities and Law, HKU SPACE, 34th Floor, United Centre, 95 Queensway, Hong Kong” specifying “LU LL.B. Application”.

If you are applying/have enrolled for more than one course with HKU SPACE, please check to ensure that there are no scheduling conflicts before submitting your application form.

Fees paid by crossed cheque or bank draft should be made payable to “HKU SPACE”. Applicants who wish to pay by credit card must attend in person at any of

HKU SPACE Enrolment Counters with their card to obtain a credit card payment slip. Applicants may be required to pay the course fee in CASH or by EPS/Credit Card if the course will start shortly. Course fees paid are not refundable or transferable except as statutorily provided or under very exceptional circumstances (e.g. course cancellation due to

insufficient enrolment). If you do not receive a timetable 1 week before module starts, please e-mail [email protected] or call 2520-4665. Statement of Attendance can be issued after completion of the course in April upon request. Students who require a statement of attendance should submit form

(SF22) with a stamped self-addressed envelope and crossed cheque for HK$30 (per module) made payable to “HKU SPACE" to the School’s Enrolment Counters.

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http://www.aal.hku.hk/admissions/documents/pics.pdf

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mailto:[email protected]

Compulsory and Optional Modules Level 4 – 6 Modules (Continuing Students – Year 2 to Final Year) (Programme Code: SC367A)

2019-2020


University of London https://hkuspace.hku.hk/prog/llb-preparation-courses



Level 4 – 6 Modules (Continuing Students – Year 2 to Final Year)

Programme Code: SC367A (First-come First-served) The following courses will be offered to help candidates prepare for University of London LL.B. Examinations in the 2019/2020 academic year.

Course Code Compulsory modules

COML9042 @ Level 4 Contract Law

COML9044 @ Level 4 Criminal Law

COML9045 @ Level 4 Public Law COML9036 @ Level 5 Tort Law

COML9038 § @ Level 5 Property Law

COML9031 ** Level 6 Jurisprudence & Legal Theory

COML9034 § @ Level 6 Equity and Trusts Optional modules

COML9025 # Level 5 Commercial Law (New syllabus 2017)

COML9032 Level 5 Family Law

COML9020 @ Level 6 Civil and Criminal Procedure

COML9033 @ Level 6 Company Law

COML9040 @ Level 6 Evidence

§ Optional for students who do not intend to practice. ** Optional module for students who registered with University of London pre-2016 on graduate entry route and passed

CLRI. Please refer to the University of London LL.B. structures and regulations. @ It is understood that these University of London LL.B. syllabi meet the Hong Kong P.C.LL. entry requirements. # Please note the Commercial Law syllabus (LA2017/Level 5) is partially exempted (Parts A and B) for the purpose of Hong

Kong P.C.LL. Conversion Examination subject to Conversion Examination Board to decide, on the basis of individual application. The following website contains details about conversion exemption: https://www.pcea.com.hk

Note Carefully As the University of London has made changes to the modular structure of LL.B. degree the timetables have been designed specifically to avoid clashes for each of the following combinations of modules for both main and revision lectures. Students who choose modules from one of the combinations listed below should have no timetable overlaps. Students who choose modules from more than one combination of modules should be aware that their revision timetables and seminars (if any) are highly likely to overlap. Students are strongly advised to make sure that they comply with the progression rules in the University of London LLB Programme Regulations before

choosing modules. In particular please note that you must register for Tort Law before selecting any other level 5

module and you must register Jurisprudence before selecting any other level 6 module.

Combination 1

Combination 2 Combination 3 Combination 4

Level 4 and 5

Contract Law

Criminal Law

Public Law Tort Law

Property Law

Level 5

Tort Law

Property Law

Commercial Law

Family Law

Level 5 and 6

Property Law

Commercial Law

Family Law Jurisprudence **

Level 6

Jurisprudence **

Equity and Trusts

Civil and Criminal Procedure

Company Law

Evidence

Standard entry route (12 modules – 360 Credits in total) i.e. Four Level-4, Four Level-5 and Four Level-6

Graduate entry route ( 9 modules – 270 Credits in total) i.e. Three Level-4, Three Level-5 and Three Level-6

Revised on 28/11/2019

This is an exempted course under the Non-Local Higher and Professional Education (Regulation) Ordinance. It is a

matter of discretion for individual employers to recognise any qualification to which this course may lead.

http://www.pcea.com.hk/


Important Notes

Students who wish to obtain a U.K. qualifying Law degree for progressing to legal practice/Bar courses in England and Wales should refer to the LL.B. structure and outlines contained in University of London prospectus and regulations to ensure that they enrol for the correct modules. (https://london.ac.uk/courses/bachelor-laws) Law graduates who wish to qualify as lawyers in Hong Kong must obtain the Postgraduate Certificate in Laws (P.C.LL.) and meet any requirements of the Law Society or Bar in relation to traineeship or pupillage. For full details see https://www.hku.hk/pcll/eligibility.php and https://www.pcea.com.hk. Those wishing to apply for P.C.LL. must also have completed an IELTS test within three years of application and should have an overall 7.

Course fee for preparation courses (non-refundable or non-transferable)

Level 4 per module Single module enrolment $9,300 (i.e. any one Level 4)

Level 4 per module

Any two or more modules in a single transaction $8,300 (i.e. any two Level 4 modules or any one Level 4 module plus one Level 5 or 6 module)

Level 5 per module Tort Law $8,300

Property Law $8,300

Commercial Law $7,800

Family Law $7,800

Level 6 per module Jurisprudence and Legal Theory $8,300

Equity and Trusts $8,300

Civil and Criminal Procedure $7,800

Company Law $7,800

Evidence $7,800

Fee $9,300 and $8,300 (Level 4, 5 and 6 modules) Includes the cost of main & revision lectures, exam skills seminars, assignment marking (where provided), mock examinations and course materials prepared by visiting lecturers.

Fee $7,800 (Level 5 and 6 modules) Includes the cost of main & revision lectures, and course materials prepared by visiting lecturers.

Programme Structure

Level 4 Prep. courses

Jurisprudence

and Legal Theory Prep. course

Tort Law,

Property Law and

Equity & Trusts Prep. courses

Other

Prep. courses

Main Lectures (36 hours per module)

The provisional timetable for each module is printed in the next pages.

Exam Skills Seminars (6 hours per module) October to January

Take-home assessment (1 question)

Exam Skills Seminars (3 hours)

September

Exam Skills Seminars (6 hours per module)

October / January

Mock Exams (1 hour and 40 minutes)

January to March

Each paper will comprise four questions and candidates will be required to answer Two questions.

Revision Lectures (14 hours per module)

Intensive block revision lectures will be held in February to April. Dates will be confirmed in January.

http://www.hku.hk/pcll/notice/notice.html

http://www.hku.hk/pcll/notice/notice.html



The provisional schedule of Main Lectures (The provisional timetables may sometimes be changed, so

please download the latest version from our website https://hkuspace.hku.hk/prog/llb-preparation-courses)

Combination 1

Course Code COML9042

Level 4 Contract Law @


Level 4 Criminal Law @


Level 4 Public Law @

09/10/19 (Wed) Evening 16/01/20 (Thu) Evening 26/09/19 (Thu) Evening

10/10/19 (Thu) Evening 17/01/20 (Fri) Evening 27/09/19 (Fri) Evening

12/10/19 (Sat) Afternoon 18/01/20 (Sat) 4-Hour (A) 28/09/19 (Sat) Afternoon

13/10/19 (Sun) Morning * 20/01/20 (Mon) Evening 30/09/19 (Mon) Evening

14/10/19 (Mon) Evening 21/01/20 (Tue) Evening 01/10/19 (Tue) 1.45-Hour

15/10/19 (Tue) Evening 22/01/20 (Wed) 2-Hour (E) 02/10/19 (Wed) Evening

17/10/19 (Thu) Evening 16/02/20 (Sun) Morning * 07/01/20 (Tue) Evening

18/10/19 (Fri) Evening 17/02/20 (Mon) Evening 08/01/20 (Wed) Evening

19/10/19 (Sat) 4-Hour 18/02/20 (Tue) Evening 09/01/20 (Thu) Evening

30/10/19 (Wed) Evening 20/02/20 (Thu) Evening 11/01/20 (Sat) 3.45-Hour

31/10/19 (Thu) Evening 21/02/20 (Fri) Evening 12/01/20 (Sun) 3.30-Hour

01/11/19 (Fri) Evening 22/02/20 (Sat) Afternoon 13/01/20 (Mon) Evening

Lecturer: Ms. Jo Reddy Adjunct Lecturer HKU School of Professional and Continuing Education

Lecturer: Dr. Oliver Quick Senior Lecturer in Law School of Law University of Bristol

Lecturer: Professor Paul McHugh Professor of Law and Legal History Faculty of Law University of Cambridge

Exam Skills Seminars (6 hours) 03 November – 06 December

Lecturer: Ms. Jo Reddy

Exam Skills Seminars (6 hours) To be advised later

Lecturer: Mrs. Tracey Aquino London South Bank University

Exam Skills Seminars (6 hours) 01 – 12 February

Lecturer: Ms. Mary McLaughlin Former Teaching Fellow University of London


Level 5 Tort Law @


Level 5 Property Law @ (Timetable revised on 29/08/2019)

10/09/19 (Tue) Evening 03/09/19 (Tue) Evening

11/09/19 (Wed) Evening 04/09/19 (Wed) Evening

12/09/19 (Thu) Evening 05/09/19 (Thu) Evening

14/09/19 (Sat) Afternoon 07/09/19 (Sat) 4-Hour (A)

15/09/19 (Sun) Afternoon 08/09/19 (Sun) 4-Hour (M) start at 9:30am

16/09/19 (Mon) Evening 15/12/19 (Sun) Afternoon

18/09/19 (Wed) Evening 16/12/19 (Mon) Evening

19/09/19 (Thu) Evening 17/12/19 (Tue) Evening

20/09/19 (Fri) Evening 19/12/19 (Thu) Evening

11/12/19 (Wed) Evening 20/12/19 (Fri) Evening

12/12/19 (Thu) Evening 21/12/19 (Sat) 4-Hour

13/12/19 (Fri) Evening

Lecturer Mrs. Tracey Aquino Barrister, Senior Lecturer in Law London South Bank University

Lecturer Professor Martin Dixon Professor of the Law of Real Property, Queens’ College, University of Cambridge

Exam Skills Seminars January 2020 (6 hours)

Lecturer Professor Paula Giliker University of Bristol


Lecturer Professor Paul McHugh University of Cambridge

Combination 2


Level 5

Tort Law @


Level 5

Property Law @


Level 5

Commercial Law # (New syllabus 2017)


Level 5

Family Law

10/09/19 (Tue) Evening 03/09/19 (Tue) Evening 05/11/19 (Tue) Evening 17/02/20 (Mon) Evening

11/09/19 (Wed) Evening 04/09/19 (Wed) Evening 06/11/19 (Wed) Evening 18/02/20 (Tue) Evening

12/09/19 (Thu) Evening 05/09/19 (Thu) Evening 07/11/19 (Thu) Evening 19/02/20 (Wed) Evening

14/09/19 (Sat) Afternoon 07/09/19 (Sat) 4-Hour (A) 09/11/19 (Sat) 4-Hour (A) 21/02/20 (Fri) Evening

15/09/19 (Sun) Afternoon 08/09/19 (Sun) 4-Hour (M) 10/11/19 (Sun) Morning * 22/02/20 (Sat) 4-Hour (A)

16/09/19 (Mon) Evening 15/12/19 (Sun) Afternoon 29/12/19 (Sun) Afternoon 23/02/20 (Sun) 4-Hour (M)

18/09/19 (Wed) Evening 16/12/19 (Mon) Evening 30/12/19 (Mon) Evening 25/02/20 (Tue) Evening

19/09/19 (Thu) Evening 17/12/19 (Tue) Evening 02/01/20 (Thu) Evening 26/02/20 (Wed) Evening

20/09/19 (Fri) Evening 19/12/19 (Thu) Evening 03/01/20 (Fri) Evening 27/02/20 (Thu) Evening

11/12/19 (Wed) Evening 20/12/19 (Fri) Evening 05/01/20 (Sun) Afternoon 29/02/20 (Sat) 4-Hour (A)

12/12/19 (Thu) Evening 21/12/19 (Sat) 4-Hour 07/02/20 (Fri) Evening 01/03/20 (Sun) Afternoon

13/12/19 (Fri) Evening 08/02/20 (Sat) Afternoon

Lecturer Mrs. Tracey Aquino Barrister, Senior Lecturer in Law, London South Bank University


Lecturer Ms. Jo Reddy Adjunct Lecturer, HKU School of Professional and Continuing Education

Lecturer Mr. Roger Holmes Formerly Head of School, Kingston Law School, Kingston University


Lecturer Professor Paula Giliker University of Bristol



Combination 3


Level 5

Property Law @


Level 5

Commercial Law # (New syllabus 2017)


Level 5

Family Law


Level 6

Jurisprudence and Legal

Theory **

03/09/19 (Tue) Evening 05/11/19 (Tue) Evening 17/02/20 (Mon) Evening 14/09/19 (Sat) Afternoon

04/09/19 (Wed) Evening 06/11/19 (Wed) Evening 18/02/20 (Tue) Evening 15/09/19 (Sun) Afternoon

05/09/19 (Thu) Evening 07/11/19 (Thu) Evening 19/02/20 (Wed) Evening 16/09/19 (Mon) Evening

07/09/19 (Sat) 4-Hour (A) 09/11/19 (Sat) 4-Hour (A) 21/02/20 (Fri) Evening 18/09/19 (Wed) Evening

08/09/19 (Sun) 4-Hour (M) 10/11/19 (Sun) Morning * 22/02/20 (Sat) 4-Hour (A) 19/09/19 (Thu) Evening

15/12/19 (Sun) Afternoon 29/12/19 (Sun) Afternoon 23/02/20 (Sun) 4-Hour (M) 20/09/19 (Fri) Evening

16/12/19 (Mon) Evening 30/12/19 (Mon) Evening 25/02/20 (Tue) Evening 22/09/19 (Sun) Afternoon

17/12/19 (Tue) Evening 02/01/20 (Thu) Evening 26/02/20 (Wed) Evening 23/09/19 (Mon) Evening

19/12/19 (Thu) Evening 03/01/20 (Fri) Evening 27/02/20 (Thu) Evening 24/09/19 (Tue) Evening

20/12/19 (Fri) Evening 05/01/20 (Sun) Afternoon 29/02/20 (Sat) 4-Hour (A) 26/09/19 (Thu) Evening

21/12/19 (Sat) 4-Hour 07/02/20 (Fri) Evening 01/03/20 (Sun) Afternoon 27/09/19 (Fri) Evening

08/02/20 (Sat) Afternoon 28/09/19 (Sat) Afternoon


Lecturer Ms. Jo Reddy Adjunct Lecturer, HKU School of Professional and Continuing Education

Lecturer Mr. Roger Holmes Formerly Head of School, Kingston Law School, Kingston University

Lecturer Professor Adam Gearey Professor of Law, Birkbeck College, University of London



Exam Skills Seminar 29 September (3 hours)

Lecturer Professor Adam Gearey

Combination 4


Level 6

Jurisprudence and Legal Theory **


Level 6

Equity and Trusts @

14/09/19 (Sat) Afternoon 03/09/19 (Tue) Evening

15/09/19 (Sun) Afternoon 04/09/19 (Wed) Evening

16/09/19 (Mon) Evening 05/09/19 (Thu) Evening

18/09/19 (Wed) Evening 07/09/19 (Sat) Afternoon

19/09/19 (Thu) Evening 08/09/19 (Sun) Afternoon

20/09/19 (Fri) Evening 10/09/19 (Tue) Evening

22/09/19 (Sun) Afternoon 11/09/19 (Wed) Evening

23/09/19 (Mon) Evening 12/09/19 (Thu) Evening

24/09/19 (Tue) Evening 30/09/19 (Mon) Evening

26/09/19 (Thu) Evening 01/10/19 (Tue) 2:30 – 4:00pm

27/09/19 (Fri) Evening 02/10/19 (Wed) Evening

28/09/19 (Sat) Afternoon Make-up classes (4.5 Hours) - To be advised later

Lecturer Professor Adam Gearey Professor of Law, Birkbeck College, University of London

Lecturer Professor William Swadling Reader in Property Law, Faculty of Law, University of Oxford

Exam Skills Seminar 29 September (3 hours)

Lecturer Professor Adam Gearey

Exam Skills Seminars To be advised later (6 hours)

Lecturer Professor William Swadling


Level 6

Civil and Criminal Procedure @


Level 6

Company Law @


Level 6

Evidence @

CO: 17/10/19 (Thu) Evening 07/01/20 (Tue) Evening CO: 25/10/19 (Fri) Evening

CO: 18/10/19 (Fri) Evening 08/01/20 (Wed) Evening CO: 26/10/19 (Sat) 4-Hour (A)

CO: 19/10/19 (Sat) 4-Hour (A) 09/01/20 (Thu) Evening CO: 27/10/19 (Sun) Morning *

CO: 21/10/19 (Mon) Evening 11/01/20 (Sat) Afternoon CO: 29/10/19 (Tue) Evening

CO: 22/10/19 (Tue) Evening 12/01/20 (Sun) Afternoon CO: 30/10/19 (Wed) Evening

CO: 23/10/19 (Wed) Evening 13/01/20 (Mon) Evening CO: 31/10/19 (Thu) Evening

SH: 07/12/19 (Sat) 4-Hour (A) 15/01/20 (Wed) Evening SH: 29/11/19 (Fri) Evening

SH: 08/12/19 (Sun) Morning * 16/01/20 (Thu) Evening SH: 30/11/19 (Sat) 4-Hour (A)

SH: 09/12/19 (Mon) Evening 17/01/20 (Fri) Evening SH: 01/12/19 (Sun) Morning *

SH: 11/12/19 (Wed) Evening 19/01/20 (Sun) Afternoon SH: 03/12/19 (Tue) Evening

SH: 12/12/19 (Thu) Evening 20/01/20 (Mon) Evening SH: 04/12/19 (Wed) Evening

SH: 13/12/19 (Fri) Evening 21/01/20 (Tue) Evening SH: 05/12/19 (Thu) Evening

Lecturers Mr. Craig Osborne (CO) Formerly Senior Lecturer in Law, Manchester Metropolitan University Mr. Sean Hutton (SH)

Former Associate Professor,

The College of Law, York

Lecturer Professor Nigel Furey Teaching Fellow, School of Law, University of Bristol

Lecturers Mr. Craig Osborne (CO) Formerly Senior Lecturer in Law, Manchester Metropolitan University Mr. Sean Hutton (SH)

Former Associate Professor,

The College of Law, York

Meeting Time 3-Hour lecture (excluding breaks) Morning = 9:30 - 10: 30 a.m. ; 10: 45 - 11: 45 a.m. ; 12: 00 - 1: 00 p.m. Morning * = 10:00 - 11: 30 a.m. ; 11: 45 - 1: 15 p.m. Afternoon = 2:30 - 3: 30 p.m. ; 3: 45 - 4: 45 p.m. ; 5: 00 - 6: 00 p.m. Evening = 6:45 - 7: 45 p.m. ; 8: 10 - 9: 10 p.m. ; 9: 15 - 10: 15 p.m. Other lecture 4-Hour (M) =10:00 am - 2:15 p.m. (including 15 mins breaks) 4-Hour (A) = 2:00 - 3: 30 p.m. ; 3: 45 - 5: 15 p.m. ; 5: 30 - 6: 30 p.m.

Meeting Venue All classes will be held at the University Main Campus and Centennial Campus, Pokfulam Road, Hong Kong (Exit A2, HKU

MTR Station). Detailed timetables with venues for each module you have enrolled for will be sent out one week before the start of that module. If you do not receive a timetable one week before a course starts, please e-mail [email protected] (or telephone 2520 4665). VISAS To study in Hong Kong, all non-local applicants are required to obtain a student visa issued by the Immigration Department of the HKSAR Government, except for those admitted to Hong Kong as dependants, who do not need prior approval before taking up full time and part-time studies. Non-local applicants issued with a valid employment visa also do not need prior approval to pursue part-time studies. It is the responsibility of individual applicants to make appropriate visa arrangements. HKU SPACE Mileage Scheme for Learning For enquiries about learning mileage redemption status students may access terminals at enrolment centres, or use the SOUL platform (https://hkuspace.hku.hk/admission/financial-assistance/s-miles). HKU SPACE enrolment staff can also help with this information either at the counter or by phone (Hotline: (852) 3761 1111). HKU SPACE reserves the right to interpret and amend the terms and conditions of the Scheme.

Remarks (1) Applicants may be required to pay the course fee in CASH or by EPS/ Visa or Master Card if the course is due to start shortly after

enrolment. Application for enrolment will NOT be accepted on the date of commencement of lectures. Course fees paid are not

refundable or transferable.

(2) Please note that unavoidable timetable changes, including changes of lecturer, may sometimes be made. Such changes will avoid clashes with the other modules in the same year lecture grouping. However it is not always possible to avoid timetable clashes for those students taking modules in other lecture groupings. In extremely rare circumstances, it may be necessary to substitute recorded for face-to-face lectures.

(3) You will be required to produce your admission card to HKU SPACE staff outside the lecture theatre in order to gain entry to each

lecture. Students leaving and re-entering the lecture theatre will be asked to produce the card on each re-entry. (The procedure for

processing admission cards will be notified by mail to students by the end of September).

(4) In order to encourage the use of public transport, HKU Campus monthly evening parking arrangements for all part-time students

and HKU alumni will be suspended effective from 1st September 2017, but the latter will be offered a 30% discount on hourly parking fees if they settle the parking fee by Bank of East Asia HKU Graduate Credit Card. The hourly parking rate for all car parks under the management of Wilson Parking will be unified. Any query regarding fees or any other aspect of car parking on campus should be addressed to the Estates Office, The University of Hong Kong. The link below is printed for your reference.

https://www.estates.hku.hk/our-services/facility-management/parking Application Applicants should fill in the enclosed enrolment form and send or take it together with a cheque/bank draft for the

course fee payable to “HKU SPACE”. Payment by Credit Card can be made in person at any of the following locations (https://hkuspace.hku.hk/learning-centre, Centre Hotline: (852) 3761-1111): HKU Campus, Room 304, 3/F, T.T. Tsui Building,

The University of Hong Kong, Pokfulam Road, HK (Exit A2,HKU MTR Station) Weekdays : 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturdays : Closed Telephone : (852) 2975 5680 Facsimile : (852) 2546 3538

HKU SPACE Po Leung Kuk Stanley Ho Community College

(HPSHCC) Campus

1/F, HPCC Campus, 66 Leighton Road, Causeway Bay, HK Weekdays : 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturdays : Closed Telephone : (852) 3762 0100 Facsimile : (852) 3923 7188

Admiralty Learning Centre, 3/F, Admiralty Centre,

18 Harcourt Road, HK (Exit ‘A’, Admiralty MTR Station) Weekdays : 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Saturdays : 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Telephone : (852) 3761 1111 Facsimile : (852) 2559 4666

Island East Campus, 2/F, 494 King’s Road,

North Point, HK (Exit B3, North Point MTR Station) Weekdays : 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Saturdays : 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Telephone : (852) 3762 0000 Facsimile : (852) 2214 9493

Fortress Tower Learning Centre, 1/F (Room 108), Fortress Tower,

250 King’s Road, North Point, HK (Exit B, Fortress Hill MTR Station) Weekdays : 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Saturdays : Closed Telephone : (852) 3762 0888 Facsimile : (852) 2508 9349

Kowloon East Campus, 1/F, 28 Wang Hoi Road

Kowloon Bay, Kowloon (Exit B, Kowloon Bay MTR Station) Weekdays : 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Saturdays : 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Telephone : (852) 3762 2222 Facsimile : (852) 2305 5070

Academic and enrolment enquiries College of Humanities and Law, HKU SPACE

34th Floor, United Centre, 95 Queensway, Hong Kong Weekdays: 9:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Saturdays: Closed

Telephone: (852) 2520 4665 Facsimile: (852) 2865 4507 E-mail address: [email protected]

Web Site: https://hkuspace.hku.hk/prog/llb-preparation-courses

https://hkuspace.hku.hk/ HKU SPACE is a non-profit making University company limited by guarantee.



May 2019

Application for Enrolment Form (SF26-LLB) First-come First-served

Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) Preparation Courses 2019/2020

Programme Code: SC367A (Year 2 to Final Year Continuing Students)

For enrolment counter use only

Receipt No.

Please complete all relevant parts in BLOCK LETTERS and put a tick “ ” in the box as appropriate.

Part I : Application Details

Application Code Module(s) to be taken (must be completed) 1750 – 2218 NW COML9042 Level 4 – Contract Law

1755 – 1238 NW COML9044 Level 4 – Criminal Law

1745 – 2848 NW COML9045 Level 4 – Public Law 1745 – 3035 NW COML9036 Level 5 – Tort Law

1745 – 3397 NW COML9038 Level 5 – Property Law

1755 – 1512 NW COML9025 Level 5 – Commercial Law

1755 – 1444 NW COML9032 Level 5 – Family Law 1745 – 3399 NW COML9031 Level 6 – Jurisprudence and Legal Theory

1745 – 3401 NW COML9034 Level 6 – Equity and Trusts

1765 – 1239 NW COML9033 Level 6 – Company Law

1750 – 2650 NW COML9020 Level 6 – Civil and Criminal Procedure

1750 – 2652 NW COML9040 Level 6 – Evidence

Course Fee (must pay in a single transaction)

Level 4, 5 and 6 Compulsory Modules

1 course : $ 9,300 (Level 4 only)

1 course : $ 8,300 (Level 5 or 6 only)

2 courses : $16,600

3 courses : $24,900

4 courses : $33,200

Other combinations ($7,800 and $8,300)

2 courses : $16,100 (i.e. $7,800 + $8,300)

3 courses : $23,900 (i.e. $7,800 + $7,800 + $8,300)

3 courses : $24,400 (i.e. $7,800 + $8,300 + $8,300)

4 courses : $31,700 (i.e. $8,300 + $7,800 + $7,800 + $7,800)

4 courses : $32,200 (i.e. $7,800 + $7,800 + $8,300 + $8,300)

Level 5 and 6 Optional Modules

1 course : $ 7,800

2 courses : $15,600

3 courses : $23,400

4 courses : $31,200

Notes: If a student wishes to choose modules from other combinations, please contact our Programme Staff to check the course fee before enrolment (email address: [email protected]).

Title Mr Ms Student Name in English and Chinese (name as appeared on H.K.I.D. Card or Passport)

Given Names Family Name

Name in Chinese Mobile Phone

H.K.I.D./Passport No. HKU SPACE Student No. (if any)

Holders of H.K.I.D. card must fill in their H.K.I.D. No.

Part II : Other Personal Particulars

Email Address ______________________________________________ Nationality ________________________

Date of Birth Day Month Year Permanent HK Resident Yes No

(If “No”, see Notes to Non-local Applicants)

Correspondence Address

Room/Flat Floor Block Building

Estate, Street/Road District (e.g. Wan Chai, Kwun Tong, etc)

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Emergency Contact Person

In case of emergency, we may need to contact your family or friend. Please enter details below.

Contact Person Phone

Student Admission Card (For LL.B. prep. course only)

Students will be required to

produce admission card to HKU SPACE Staff outside the lecture theatre in order to gain entry to

each lecture.

Please affix a recent color photo (with plain background) for processing admission card

45mm X 55 mm

HKU SPACE

Lifelong Learner Card (HKU SPACE Alumni)

For applicant not already holding

a Lifelong Learner Card, please affix a recent color photo

(with plain background) for processing Lifelong Learner

Card

45mm X 55 mm

http://alumni.hkuspace.hku.hk/

Please complete this part Name : Address

:

(Official receipt will be sent by self-addressed label above, HKU SPACE will not be responsible for any loss of receipt sent by mail)

Please continue to next part

Part III : Qualifications and Employment Please state qualifications relevant to the programme / course entry requirements you are applying for.

Examination / Awarding Institution Subject / Degree Awarded Date of Award

Employer’s Name:

Occupation:

Part IV : Other Relevant Information

HKU SPACE Alumni

All new enrolled students in the School will automatically become an alumnus of HKU SPACE. If you DO NOT WISH to be an alumnus, please check this box. Equal Opportunities for Learning at HKU SPACE

It is the School policy to offer equal opportunities to all applicants with or without disabilities. To enable us to meet the needs of all students, you are invited to indicate on this form whether you require any special assistance. If you do need such assistance, the School may approach you subsequently to obtain further details so as to facilitate our planning and assess how best we can help you. Special assistance required? Yes No (if you check yes, you agree to give us further information on your special needs and consent to process your data)

Statement on Collection of Personal Data

1. It is necessary for applicants to supply their personal data and to provide all the information requested in the application documents, as otherwise the School may be unable to process and consider their applications.

2. The personal data provided in this form will be used for processing your application for admission, and for registration, academic and administrative communication, alumni management and contacts, research, statistical and marketing (including direct marketing) purposes. The data will be solely handled by HKU SPACE staff but may be transferred to an authorised third party providing services to the School in relation to the above purposes and prescribed purposes as allowed by the law from time to time.

3. When the processing and consideration of all the applications for a particular programme have been completed: (a) the application papers of unsuccessful candidates will be destroyed (if you have indicated to receive our promotional materials in Paragraph 6 then your contact details and related papers would be retained for such purposes); and (b) the application papers of successful candidates will serve as part of the applicant’s official student records and will be handled by HKU SPACE staff or by staff of an authorised third party providing services to the School in relation to the stated purposes. In all such circumstances, please be assured that any personal information you supply will be kept strictly confidential.

4. Upon enrolment, applicants will be required to submit a recent colour photo for student identification purpose. 5. The School will send urgent messages to students via Short Message Services (SMS) and supplement by other means such as email (if the need arises). It is

therefore important that the mobile phone number and email address that the applicant provides are accurate. Any change should be reported to the School immediately. Those who have genuine difficulty in receiving urgent messages via SMS should contact the programme teams for separate arrangements. Use of Personal Data related to Direct Marketing

6. From time to time, the School will send the latest updates and promotional materials to applicants/students and alumni on the availability of the programmes and courses, seminars and events, discounts and offers, clinics and other services as well as the alumni events, privileges and offers, networking opportunities and fund-raising initiatives through various communication channels such as direct-mail, email and mobile phone, by using your personal data (including, but without limitation to, your name, contact details and other information collected in your profile such as the programme(s) you enrolled, your graduation year etc). You

always have the right to make subsequent changes on your choice of receiving further marketing materials by sending a written unsubscribe request (by email or by post) to the School at any time. If you DO NOT WISH to receive our latest updates and promotional materials through the communication channels as stated above, including

discounts and offers from time to time, please check this box.

7. Under the provisions of the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance, applicants have rights to request the School to ascertain whether it holds your personal data, to be given a copy, and to apply for correction of the data, if deemed incorrect. Applications for access to personal data should be made by using a special request form and on payment of a fee. Such applications for access of information should be addressed to the Data Protection Officer, HKU SPACE. For general requests of personal data amendment, please fill out the ‘Application Form for Personal Data Amendment’ and submit it to HKU SPACE.

8. For details on the School’s policy on personal data (privacy), please refer to the School Prospectus or Website (http://hkuspace.hku.hk/policy-statement/privacy-policy.) 9. HKU SPACE, being part of the University of Hong Kong, the Personal Information Collection Statement of the University also applies and can be accessed from

https://www.aal.hku.hk/admissions/documents/pics.pdf. Being in partnership with other overseas Universities offering selective programmes, it also endeavours to comply to their laws and regulations as far as practicable. However, the School is obliged to maintain part of the students’ records in perpetuity for reasons stated in this PIC.

Notes to Non-local Applicants

To study in Hong Kong, all non-local applicants are required to obtain a student visa issued by the Immigration Department of the HKSAR Government, except for those admitted to Hong Kong as dependants, who do not need prior approval before taking up full-time and part-time studies. Non-local applicants issued with a valid employment visa also do not need prior approval to pursue part-time studies. It is the responsibility of individual applicants to make appropriate visa arrangements. Admission to a HKU SPACE academic programme/course does not guarantee the issue of a student visa. Applicants may wish to note that part-time courses are generally NOT considered by the Immigration Department for visa purposes except for self-financed, part-time locally accredited taught postgraduate programmes

awarded within the HKU System through HKU SPACE.

Declaration

I declare that all information given in this application form is, to the best of my knowledge, accurate and complete. I authorise the School to obtain, and the relevant authorities to release, any information about my qualifications and/or employment as required for my application. I consent that, if registered, I will conform to the Statues and Regulations of the University and the rules of the School. I have also noted, understood and agreed the contents of above Notes, Statement on Collection of Personal Data and HKU SPACE policy on personal data (privacy).

Signature: _____________________________________ Date: ____________________________

General Notes to Applicants

Enrolment can be done in person at any of HKU SPACE Enrolment Counters (https://hkuspace.hku.hk/learning-centre, Centre Hotline: (852) 3761-1111) by completing this application form and submitting it with the appropriate course fee and relevant documents. You can also mail to the “College of Humanities and Law, HKU SPACE, 34th Floor, United Centre, 95 Queensway, Hong Kong” specifying “LU LL.B. Application”.

If you are applying/have enrolled for more than one course with HKU SPACE, please check to ensure that there are no scheduling conflicts before submitting your application form.

Fees paid by crossed cheque or bank draft should be made payable to “HKU SPACE”. Applicants who wish to pay by credit card must attend in person at any of

HKU SPACE Enrolment Counters with their card to obtain a credit card payment slip. Applicants may be required to pay the course fee in CASH or by EPS/Credit Card if the course will start shortly. Course fees paid are not refundable or transferable except as statutorily provided or under very exceptional circumstances (e.g. course cancellation due to

insufficient enrolment). If you do not receive a timetable 1 week before module starts, please e-mail [email protected] or call 2520-4665. Statement of Attendance can be issued after completion of the course in April upon request. Students who require a statement of attendance should submit form

(SF22) with a stamped self-addressed envelope and crossed cheque for HK$30 (per module) made payable to “HKU SPACE" to the School’s Enrolment Counters.

http://hkuspace.hku.hk/policy-statement/privacy-policy

http://www.aal.hku.hk/admissions/documents/pics.pdf


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For Office Use Only 只供內部使用Receipt No. 收據編號：_______________________________

To help us understand your learning needs, please answer the following questions. Please note that the information you provide may be used to assist the School's research in continuing education. This part of the form is optional.

為使本學院了解學員的學習需要，請填妥以下問卷。你所提供的資料，可能作為本學院對持續教育研究之用。學員可根據個人意願決定填寫與否。

Please tick the appropriate boxes. 請在適當方格加上號。

1. Your highest education level achieved 你的最高學歷程度：(Please select ONE only 請選擇其中一項)

1.001 □ Below Secondary 5 (HKCEE) 中五（香港中學會考）以下 1.006 □ Bachelor’s degree 學士學位

1.002 □ Secondary 5 (HKCEE) or equivalent 中五（香港中學會考）或同等程度 1.007 □ Postgraduate certificate / Postgraduate diploma 深造證書 / 深造文憑

1.003 □ Secondary 6 – 7 (HKAL) or equivalent 中六 – 中七（香港高級程度會考）或同等程度 1.008 □ Master’s degree 碩士學位

1.004 □ Secondary 6 (HKDSE) or equivalent 中六（香港中學文憑）或同等程度 1.009 □ Doctorate degree 博士學位

1.005 □ Associate degree / sub-degree / certificate / diploma 副學士 / 副學位或非學位證書 / 文憑

2. What are the most important factors for your choosing of the present course at HKU SPACE? 你選擇在香港大學專業進修學院修讀此課程，最重要的因素是什麼？

Please select the THREE most important factors and rank them from "1" to "3", with "1" as the most important. 請選擇3個最重要因素並以1至3排列，以1為最重要。

2.001 □ Good reputation of the institution 機構有良好聲譽 2.006 □ Good teaching and learning facilities 教學設備完善

2.002 □ A variety of courses to choose 有多種課程可供選擇 2.007 □ Convenient locations of learning centres 上課地點方便

2.003 □ High academic quality of the courses 課程的學術質素高 2.008 □ Reasonable course fees 學費合理

2.004 □ Qualification awarded are widely recognised 學歷被社會廣泛承認 2.009 □ Others其他 (Please specify 請列明 : _____________________)

2.005 □ Good quality of teaching staff 導師質素高

3. Which channel(s) do you usually receive information on continuing education? 你通常透過以下哪個渠道獲得有關持續教育的資訊？(You can choose MORE THAN ONE 可作多項選擇)

3.001 □ School website & School eDirect Mail (eDM) 學院網站 / 學院電子郵件 3.008 □ eDirect Mail (eDM) 電子郵件

3.002 □ School prospectus / programme brochure 學院課程手冊 / 課程單張 3.009 □ Keyword search (SEM) 關鍵字搜尋

3.003 □ TV / radio advertising 電視 / 電台廣告 3.010 □ Seminar / Exhibition / School Open Day 講座 / 展覽 / 開放日

3.004 □ Newspaper / magazine advertising 報章 / 雜誌廣告 3.011 □ From the organisation currently working at 從現職機構獲得資訊

3.005 □ Transport / outdoor advertising 公共交通工具 / 戶外廣告 3.012 □ Office building 商業大廈派發點

3.006 □ Internet advertising 網站廣告 3.013 □ From friends / relatives 親朋推介

3.007 □ Mobile advertising 流動電話廣告 3.014 □ Others 其他 (Please specify 請列明 : _____________________)

4. Profession 行業： (You can choose MORE THAN ONE 可作多項選擇)

5. What are your area(s) of interest? 你對以下哪些課程範疇感興趣？ (You can choose MORE THAN ONE 可作多項選擇)

5.001 □ Accounting and Finance 會計、財務 5.008 □ Languages and Humanities 語言及文史哲

5.002 □ Architecture, Housing and Built Environment 建築、房屋及建造環境 5.009 □ Law 法律

5.003 □ Art, Design and Performing Arts 美術、設計及表演藝術 5.010 □ Life, Health and General Sciences 生命、護理及普及科學

5.004 □ Business and Management 工商管理 5.011 □ Marketing and Communications 市場推廣及傳訊

5.005 □ Chinese Medicine 中醫藥 5.012 □ Social Sciences 社會科學

5.006 □ Hospitality and Tourism Management 款客及旅遊業管理 5.013 □ Sport, Exercise and Recreation Management 康樂及體育管理

5.007 □ Information Technology and Library Science 資訊科技及圖書館科學 5.014 □ Others 其他 (Please specify 請註明 :________________________)

6. Are you going to pay the fee of the course you have applied for in full by yourself? 學費是否由你全數支付？

6.001 □ Yes 是 6.002 □ No, I shall pay _____ % of the course fee by myself. 否，我只支付全數學費的百分之 _______。

7. Monthly personal income 個人每月收入：

7.001 □ $0 - $9,999 7.005 □ $30,000 - $39,999

7.002 □ $10,000 - $14,999 7.006 □ $40,000 - $ 49,999

7.003 □ $15,000 - $19,999 7.007 □ $50,000 or above 或以上

7.004 □ $20,000 - $29,999

End 問卷完Thanks 謝謝

Part V 戊部：Survey 問卷調查

4.001 □ Accounting / Auditing 會計、核數

4.002 □ Administration / Secretarial / General Management 行政、秘書、一般管理工作

4.003 □ Advertising / Sales and Marketing / Customer Services 廣告、營銷及市場推廣、顧客服務

4.004 □ Architectural / Building & Construction / Project Engineering / City Planning 建築、建造、項目工程、城市規劃

4.005 □ Art / Creative / Design 藝術、創意行業、設計

4.006 □ Banking / Finance / Investment / Insurance 銀行、金融、投資、保險

4.007 □ Business Management 商業管理

4.008 □ Chinese Medicine 中醫藥

4.009 □ Community / Social Services 社會服務

4.010 □ Computer Science / Information Technology (IT) 電腦、資訊科技

4.011 □ Education 教育

4.012 □ Engineering / Machinery工程、機械

4.013 □ Entertainment / Recreation / Sports 娛樂、康樂、體育管理

4.014 □ Environmental Sciences 環境科學

4.015 □ Food and Beverage 餐飲

4.016 □ Government / Public Utilities 政府部門、公共機構

4.017 □ Hospitality and Tourism 款客服務、旅遊

4.018 □ Housing / Property Management / Real Estate 樓宇、物業管理、地產

4.019 □ Human Resource / Training 人事、培訓

4.020 □ Legal 法律

4.021 □ Library Management 圖書管理

4.022 □ Logistics / Transportation 物流、運輸交通

4.023 □ Manufacturing 製造業

4.024 □ Media / Communications / Public Relations / Publishing / Translation 媒體、傳訊、公關、出版、翻譯

4.025 □ Medical / Health Care / Nutrition / Beauty 醫療、保健、營養、美容

4.026 □ Merchandising / Purchasing / Trading 採購、貿易

4.027 □ Retail / Wholesale 零售、批發

4.028 □ Science and Technology 科學及科技

4.029 □ Telecommunications 電訊

4.030 □ Others 其他 (Please specify 請列明 : _____________________)

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