The graduates are expected to possess the following qualities:

1.    Ability to apply theoretical knowledge, linguistic principles, understanding of socio-cultural differences, critical and analytical thinking skills and researching skills to personal, professional, organisational and stakeholder development;
2.    Skills in communicating and working with other people, especially those from different linguistic, social and cultural backgrounds;
3.    Skills in exploiting various bodies of knowledge for efficient researching and research-publishing purposes; and
4.    Abidance by the society’s moral and ethical standards, professional ethics and a sense of individual and public responsibility, as members of the global society.