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first-year, first degree places available to Hong Kong

students will have risen to 8,300 compared with the

present figure of 4,200.

Hong Kong now has five degree awarding

institutions: the Hong Kong and Chinese universities, the

two polytechnics and the Baptist College. In 1986 there

were 16,000 students on degree courses and additional

programmes will be introduced this year. At present,

proposals for new

Polytechnic, City Polytechnic and Baptist College are

assessed by the United Kingdom Council for National

Academic Awards. A Planning Committee on Academic Awards.

has been appointed to make recommendations on the

establishment of a system for validation of courses within

Hong Kong.

degree Courses at the Hong Kong

The Hong Kong Government is also placing high

priority

the on

expansion of technical education and

industrial training to support the continuing development

of the territory's manufacturing and service industries.

Two more technical institutes were opened in 1986: in the

new towns of Shatin and Tuen Mun, raising the number of

full-time and equivalent places in the seven technical

institutes from 9,100 to

13,400. An eighth technical

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