FHDCCAP Higher Diploma in Creative Culture and Arts Practice

Li Ka Shing School of Professional and Continuing Education (LiPACE) Higher Diploma / Diploma Programmes FHDCCAP Higher Diploma in Creative Culture and Arts Practice
Grooming Talents for Creative &
Cultural Industry
Selected for the “Study Subsidy Scheme For Designated Professions/ Sectors (SSSDP)”
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Selected for the “Study Subsidy Scheme For Designated Professions/ Sectors (SSSDP)”

Mode of Study

Full-time

Medium of Instruction

Except for Chinese language courses, lectures will be conducted in English (supplemented with Chinese as appropriate) and teaching notes and course assessments are in English.

Duration

2 Years Full-time

Qualifications Framework

QF Level: Level 4
QF Number:25/000626/L4
Valid Period:01/09/2025 to On-going

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Fee

2026-2027 Intake
[Local Students]

 

  Tuition Fee Per Year
(HKD)
Subsidy from SSSDP ^
(HKD)
Total Tuition Fee for reference*
(HKD)
Year 1 $67,350 -$40,730 $26,620
Year 2 $67,350 -$40,730 $26,620

 

^This programme is subsidized by the government under the Study Subsidy Scheme for Designated Professions/Sectors (SSSDP). The stated subsidy amount is for Academic year of 2026/27. The amount will be adjusted every academic year and actual subsidy amount is confirmed according to Government announcement.

* Tuition fees will be paid in 2 equal installments. The actual tuition fee paid will be changed according to the adjusted subsidy amount.


[Non-local Students] HK$184,200
(Paid in 4 equal installments, HK$46,050 each semester)

 

Introduction

  • Aligned with contemporary trends and the HKSAR Government's Blueprint for Arts and Culture and Creative Industries Development, the programme is designed to cultivate creative talents with cultural knowledge and expertise.
  • Data from the Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency (CCIDA) shows the creative industries are expected to contribute approximately HK$62.4 billion to Hong Kong's economy, accounting for about 2.3% of its GDP, highlighting the significant growth potential of related industries.
  • Looking ahead, creative talents will play a key role in positioning Hong Kong as Asia's creative hub, driving sustained demand for young professionals who excel in creativity and execution.
  • This programme prepares students for employment or further studies, with graduates eligible for entry into related undergraduate programmes at the Hong Kong Metropolitan University or other universities, both locally and abroad.

The programme is designed to meet the dynamic needs of the creative culture and arts industries, equipping students with essential knowledge and skills to enhance their digital know-how to work in the sector.

 


 
Programme Information
Entry Requirement
Programme Structure
Articulation Pathways
Career Prospect
Experiential Learning, Visit and Talks
Graduates' Sharing