TSM in Green Technology and Sustainability Management is an innovative programme that offers a transdisciplinary curriculum covering green technologies and sustainable management practices. It covers important topics such as smart cities, geographical information system, renewable energy, waste management, artificial intelligence, green finance, and sustainable business.
Industry Need
Designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge to propel the transition towards a greener, more sustainable future, Green Technology and Sustainability Management addresses critical needs in the green industry locally, nationally, and internationally.
Eligibility
Open to all students, regardless of their primary field of study, this major offers a unique opportunity to complement your existing expertise with green technologies and sustainability management.
Benefits
By enrolling in this major, you'll gain knowledge about sustainability from both technological and management aspects, preparing you for an exciting career in the green industry. Enhance your employability and take the lead in driving Hong Kong’s sustainable transition and beyond.
TSM Core Course (3 units) | ||
ITS 2XXX | Transdisciplinary Inquiries and Methodologies | 3 units |
TSM/SM Required Courses (12 units) | ||
GEOG 2XXX | Introduction to Smart and Sustainable Cities | 3 units |
BIOL 4067 | Sustainable Urban Environment | 3 units |
GEST 1005 | Introduction to Green Energy and Smart Technology | 3 units |
BUSI 4XXX | Social Innovation | 3 units |
TSM/SM Elective Courses (27 units) | ||
Technology stream (students must take at least one course from this stream) | ||
GEOG 3017 | Global Environmental Issues and Sustainability | 3 units |
GEOG 2015 | Maps and Map Making | 3 units |
GEOG 4017 | Geographical Information Systems | 3 units |
ISEM 3035 | Introduction to Business Data Analytics and Visualization | 3 units |
BUSI 2055 | AI for Business | 3 units |
BIOL 3007 | Ecology | 3 units |
BIOL 4017 | Environmental Biotechnology | 3 units |
BIOL 3027 | Waste Treatment and Recycling | 3 units |
GEST 2015 | Energy Storage and Distribution | 3 units |
GEST 4007 | Advanced Green Energy Laboratory | 3 units |
GEST 2007 | Renewable Energy Technology | 3 units |
GEST 3017 | Green Energy Lab with Smart Devices | 3 units |
GEST 3007 | Sustainable Transportation Technology | 3 units |
Management stream (students must take at least one course from this stream) | ||
GEOG 4066 | Seminar in Environmental Planning and Management | 3 units |
GEOG 4047 | Resource and Environmental Management in China | 3 units |
GEOG 3015 | Geography of Health and the Environment | 3 units |
GEOG 3007 | Energy Problems and the Environment | 3 units |
GEOG 4065 | Energy Policy and Analysis | 3 units |
FINE 3027 | ESG and Business | 3 units |
BUSI 3006 | Business Ethics, CSR and Impact Investing | 3 units |
ECON 3075 | Service-Learning in Sustainable Development | 3 units |
BUSI 4XXX | Blockchain Innovation and Social Impact | 3 units |
BUSI 3XXX | Green and Sustainable Finance | 3 units |
BUSI 2XXX | Sustainable Business | 3 units |
GTSU 2075 | Harnessing the Power of Finance to Build a Sustainable Society | 3 units |
ECON 3XXX | Environmental Cost and Benefit Analysis | 3 units |
BIOL 4016 | Principles of Environmental Management | 3 units |
GEST 4006 | Energy Management of Green Building | 3 units |
Year 2 / Semester 1 | |
Course | Unit |
ITS2XXX Transdisciplinary Inquiries and Methodologies | 3 |
Sub-total | 3 |
Year 3 / Semester 1 | |
Course | Unit |
3 core or elective courses | 9 |
Sub-total | 9 |
Year 4 / Semester 1 | |
Course | Unit |
3 core or elective courses | 9 |
Sub-total | 9 |
Year 2 / Semester 2 | |
Course | Unit |
GEOG2XXX Introduction to Smart and Sustainable Cities | 3 |
Sub-total | 3 |
Year 3 / Semester 2 | |
Course | Unit |
3 core or elective courses | 9 |
Sub-total | 9 |
Year 4 / Semester 2 | |
Course | Unit |
3 core or elective courses | 9 |
Sub-total | 9 |
Your Path to Career Success
Graduates of this major are prepared for diverse roles and opportunities in the green industry. Regardless of your primary major, TSM in Green Technology and Sustainable Management equips you with versatile skills applicable in various roles such as environmental scientists, environmental specialists, urban planners, policymakers, and sustainability managers. You'll be prepared to take on roles that require a blend of technical expertise, creative problem-solving, and a commitment to sustainability.
Q. Who can enrol in this major?
A. All students from any faculty can enrol in this major as a second major.
Q. What skills will I gain from this major?
A. You'll develop skills in sustainability, both from a technological perspective and a management perspective.
Q. How does this major complement my primary field of study?
A. It provides technological and management perspectives of sustainability that enhances any discipline, making you more versatile and attractive to employers.
Q. What are the prerequisites for this major?
A. There are no specific prerequisites. Your demonstrated interest towards green technology and sustainability management (e.g., taking some taster courses) are helpful.