Bachelor of Management Science and Information Management (Hons) (JSSH05)

Admission Policy of
Bachelor of Management Science and
Information Management (Honours) (JSSH05)

Programme Introduction

This 4-year Bachelor in Management Science and Information Management programme combines Business Education, General Education, and Specialty Studies in Management Science and Information Management. This programme is offered by the Department of Supply Chain and Information Management. Graduates will be able to integrate problem-solving processes, analytical mindsets, and information technology knowledge to become a role in analysing complex business issues. They can grasp the opportunities in the fast-changing business world, especially when making management decisions and applying their proficiency in cutting-edge information technologies and digital solutions to improve current business situations or to start a new business. This programme aims to recruit students with strong analytical ability, quantitative skills, coding interests, and communication skills, and those who want to pursue a career in the Business and/or IT industries after graduation. No prior IT knowledge nor business knowledge is required.

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Admission Assessment

  • Where necessary, admission interview will be arranged for selective applicants.
  • If applicants are invited for interview, they are required to attend according to the scheduled time and date. Lower priority will be given to those applicants who fail to do so.
  • Interview will be conducted during the period from June to July every year. Selective applicants will be notified of the details via email.

Admission Policy

  • Applicants must fulfill the general entrance requirement.
  • BMSIM programme adopts a Best Five Subject policy with English and Mathematics inclusive. The admission score is calculated based upon the summation of the weighted score of five subjects obtained from the Best Five policy, under which the best five subjects are selected based upon their corresponding weighted scores.

Non-academic Consideration

For applicants with the same admission scores, consideration will be made on the basis of other available information including the band choice, interview performance, etc.

Subject Weighting

The following table shows the minimum level of various DSE subjects and the corresponding weights that are assigned to the subjects for the calculation of their weighted scores. M1/M2 is considered as an elective subject in the 2023-24 admission score calculation. The following table also reveals that the subject weights are categorized into three levels of subject weight 10, 7 and 5.

DSE SubjectMinimum Level RequirementSubject Weight
235710
CoreChinese Language
English Language
Mathematics (Compulsory Part)
Liberal Studies
ElectiveBusiness, Accounting and Financial Studies
Economics
Geography
Information and Communication Technology
Science: Combined Science
Science: Integrated Science
Physics
Chemistry
Biology
Others
ExtendedMathematics Extended Part Module 1 (M1) /
Mathematics Extended Part Module 2 (M2)

DSE Subject
Core
Chinese Language
Subject Weight: 7
English Language
Subject Weight: 10
Mathematics (Compulsory Part)
Subject Weight: 10
Liberal Studies
Subject Weight: 7
Elective
Business, Accounting and Financial Studies
Subject Weight: 10
Economics
Subject Weight: 10
Geography
Subject Weight: 10
Information and Communication Technology
Subject Weight: 10
Science: Combined Science
Subject Weight: 7
Science: Integrated Science
Subject Weight: 7
Physics
Subject Weight: 10
Chemistry
Subject Weight: 7
Biology
Subject Weight: 7
Others
Subject Weight: 5
Extended
Mathematics Extended Part Module 1 (M1) /
Mathematics Extended Part Module 2 (M2)
Subject Weight: 10

The following table demonstrates an example of admission calculation under our scoring scheme for an applicant who obtained the following HKDSE results. The weighted score of individual subjects is calculated by the formula of converted DSE level (Y1) times the corresponding subject weight (Y2), i.e., Y1 x Y2. As the table shows, the Best Five subjects in terms of the five highest weighted scores are English, Mathematics, Liberal Studies, BAFS, and Geography. Their weighted scores are then summated to form the Admission Score that is used for admission consideration.

DSE SubjectDSE Level attained
(Y1)
Subject weight
(Y2)
Weighted
Admission score
(Y1 x Y2)
Select for estimation
(Best Five)?
Score included
CoreChinese Language4 (4)728No
English Language4 (4)1040Yes40
Mathematics (Compulsory Part)3 (3)1030Yes30
Liberal Studies5* (6)742Yes42
ElectiveBusiness, Accounting and Financial Studies (Accounting)4 (4)1040Yes40
Economics3 (3)1030No
Geography5 (5)1050Yes50
Admission Score202

Please check the example of admission calculation with a desktop computer.

DSE Subject
Core
Chinese Language
DSE Level attained(Y1): 4 (4)
Subject weight(Y2): 7
Weighted Admission score(Y1 x Y2): 28
Select for estimation(Best Five)?: No
Score included: —
English Language
DSE Level attained(Y1): 4 (4)
Subject weight(Y2): 10
Weighted Admission score(Y1 x Y2): 40
Select for estimation(Best Five)?: Yes
Score included: 40
Mathematics (Compulsory Part)
DSE Level attained(Y1): 3 (3)
Subject weight(Y2): 10
Weighted Admission score(Y1 x Y2): 30
Select for estimation(Best Five)?: Yes
Score included: 30
Liberal Studies
DSE Level attained(Y1): 5* (6)
Subject weight(Y2): 7
Weighted Admission score(Y1 x Y2): 42
Select for estimation(Best Five)?: Yes
Score included: 42
Elective
Business, Accounting and Financial Studies (Accounting)
DSE Level attained(Y1): 4 (4)
Subject weight(Y2): 10
Weighted Admission score(Y1 x Y2): 40
Select for estimation(Best Five)?: Yes
Score included: 40
Economics
DSE Level attained(Y1): 3 (3)
Subject weight(Y2): 10
Weighted Admission score(Y1 x Y2): 30
Select for estimation(Best Five)?: No
Score included: —
Geography
DSE Level attained(Y1): 5 (5)
Subject weight(Y2): 10
Weighted Admission score(Y1 x Y2): 50
Select for estimation(Best Five)?: Yes
Score included: 50
Admission Score: 202