Event Regulations and Policies

22C003

Bachelor

Chinese

5.0

only summer term

1 semester

This module aims to improve the students' knowledge of event regulations and policies in China.

Part 1: Introduction: event regulations and policies in China

Part 2: Types of event regulations and policies

Part 3: Guidelines and standards for event regulations and policies in China

Part 4: Management cases of event regulations and policies

Part 5: Research progress and future developments of event regulations and policies in China

The total workload for the module is 150 hours (see also "ECTS credit points and grading").

• Portfolio exam

The portfolio examination consists of:

PFP1: a presentation (30%) and a two-hour exam (70%)
PFP2: a written project report (30%) and a written paper (70%)
PFP3: a written project report (30%) and a two-hour exam (70%)

Written examination: in accordance with the valid study regulations

Presentation: approx. 15-20 minutes

Written project report: approx. 15-20 pages

Written paper: approx. 10-15 pages

The requirements are specified in the relevant class.

None

Students who successfully complete this module know the most important laws and policies related to the organisation of events in China.

Students who successfully complete this module know the many authorities and other stakeholders involved in the event planning process and understand the legal requirements to obtain event permits.

Students who successfully complete this module can transfer their theoretical knowledge related to event policies and laws to practice, thus being able to organise and stage successful events. 

Students who successfully complete this module understand important developments related to event policies and laws in China.

Students are familiar with the law of economic organisations, market regulation laws, financial law, fiscal law and other laws of economic departments, and are able to analyse and solve practical problems using basic theories and specific provisions.

Students who successfully complete this module have achieved particular skills related to cooperation and collaboration with relevant stakeholders. 

Students are able to have a comprehensive understanding of the basic principles and rules of laws and regulations in event management, and have gained a comprehensive analytical ability, reflection and critical thinking skills.

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