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A University in Hong Kong Now Accepting Applications for One of the World’s First China-Africa Master’s Degree Programs

by Eric Olander

Pursuing a master’s degree in China-Africa relations is still quite difficult to do in many countries given the lack of dedicated programs or specialized teaching staff.  But that may be starting to change.

Hong Kong’s Lingnan University announced on Friday that it is now accepting applications for the fall semester for its new MA that focuses on China-Africa studies.

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