1. 引言：三城記的開辦歷史及課程設計
2. 三城史學史
3. 近代城市的開端：開埠的歷史
4. 西方殖民主義與帝國主義對三城行政制度的影響
5. 移民城市：三城的人口結構
6. 買辦之城：三城的商業發展
7. 文化混雜：三城的變異文化(Creolised Culture)
8. 重要人物I：李登輝，林文慶，何啓
9. 重要人物II：李平書，周壽臣，李光耀
10. 社會建設：同濟，東華，仁濟
11. 教會寺廟：基督教和佛教
12. 中西教育：三城的名校
13. 結論

出席堂課及參與     10%

小組討論和書評     40%

學期論文 （4000-5000字）50%

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