Creative Cultural Practice:

Experiential Learning in Museum and Literary Festival

  • Experiential Learning Courses
  • 3 Credits
  • CLIT7802

This course aims to integrate classroom critical study of literary art and culture with on-site experiential learning in museum and festivals. Students are challenged to synthesize the knowledge and understanding from reading, lectures, interviews, and master classes into an informed, exhibition-conscious, and reflective approach to the art of writing scripts or literature. This will be achieved through writing journal reports on the experiential learning process, and the completing of a literary work / creative cultural essay on an approved topic at the end of the course. Through this experiential learning course, students can demonstrate analysis of literature and scripts that attends to its aesthetic, intellectual, social, historical, institutional, and exhibition-reception aspects. Students acquire skills to creatively translate the knowledge acquired and digested in the learning activities into written and oral presentation that includes journal reports and a piece of literature / script.

Assessment: 100% coursework (graded on a distinction/pass/fail basis)

Events

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Interview with Chan Kit

Mar 21, 2026

Chan Kit was invited for a talk and interviewed by students of the course CLIT7802: Creative Cultural Practice: Experiential Learning in Museum and Literary Festival | Book Club. View More >>

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Interview with Wong Yi

Nov 22, 2025

Wong Yi was invited for a talk and interviewed by students of the course CLIT7802: Creative Cultural Practice: Experiential Learning in Museum and Literary Festival | Book Club. View More >>