JAMIE W.T TSE
Teaching Experience
I have been a teaching assistant/tutor since 2017, and have also begun to teach as a part-time lecturer since 2024. As someone well-trained in literary, cultural as well as critical theory in the context of world literature since undergraduate days, I have acquired not only academic knowledge but also teaching skills in the discipline. Despite my relatively short teaching career, my commitment and passion have earned me respect and appreciation from my students. For they enjoy the self-empowerment, flexibility, and creativity in my classes that help them develop their own set of skills and critical thinking tools.
Part-time Lecturing
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School of Arts and Social Sciences, Hong Kong Metropolitan University (Sep 2026 – Present)
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Division of Social Sciences, HKU SPACE Community College (Sep 2026 – Present)
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Department of Literature and Cultural Studies, The Education University of Hong Kong (Jan 2024 – Jun 2024)
Teaching Assistance work
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Department of Cultural and Religious Studies, The Chinese University of Hong Kong (Sept 2023 – Present)
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Department of Comparative Literature, University of Hong Kong (Sep 2017 – Jun 2023)
I also have experience teaching courses in other institutions and holding guest lectures on various topics, including
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'Video Game Art: From Pixels to Politics'
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"Game Globalization: Cultural and Historical Representations of Asia in New Media"
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"Video Games As/In Global Culture"
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"'Don’t ruin the fun!’: Why has (anti)DEI become a problem to video game community?
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"Gendered Gaze in New Media"
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"Japanese Bushido Masculinity and Mishima Yukio"
for courses ranging from freshmen to senior level in both Hong Kong and overseas universities.
Courses tutored/taught*
Video Game/Digital Media Studies
on cultural politics, cultural production/circulation, heritage conservation, and design components surrounding digital media
CURE3006 Special Topics in Cultural Studies: Video Game and Play Culture (CUHK)
CULS5413 User-Generated Content and Digital Culture (CUHK; MA)
Cultural and Postcolonial Studies
on authorship/readership, postcolonial critiques, visual culture, historical violence and trauma,
and world literature, etc
CLIT1008 Ways of reading: Film, literature, and culture (HKU)
CLIT1009 Introduction to Postcolonialism and Culture (HKU)
CLIT2045 Colonialism/Postcolonialism (HKU)
CLIT3026 Violence in Asia (HKU)
CURE1004 Introduction to Public Humanities 公共人文學導論 (CUHK)
CURE3006 Special Topics in Cultural Studies: Global Cultural and Creative Industries (CUHK)
CURE3027 Cultural and Creative Industries (CUHK)
CUS2012 English Language Popular Culture (EdUHK)*
ENGL 3036AEF English Language Media and Pop Culture (HKMU)*
CCSS4400: Critical Analysis and Reasoning in Discipline-based Studies (Space CC)*
Hong Kong Literature and Culture
on self/identity, global world order, and cultural productions/consumptions in the context of Hong Kong through perspectives such as food culture, literature and cinema, urban landscape, and mediascape
CCGL9002 Hong Kong Culture in the Context of Globalization (HKU)
CLIT2065 Hong Kong culture: Representations of identity in literature and film (HKU)
CULS5224 Discourse on Hong Kong, Hong Kong Discourse (CUHK; MA)
Literary, Film, and Gender Studies
on global cultural phenomena, historical narratives in Sinophone and Anglophone spheres, and gender representations in global media
CLIT2050 Globalization and Culture (HKU)
CLIT2061 Narratives of the Past in the Contemporary Moment (HKU)
CLIT2069 The Making of Modern Masculinities (HKU)
CULS5209A: Representing Gender & Sexuality in Film, Fashion & Media (CUHK; MA)
CULS5209C Gender Across the World—Transnational Sexualities (CUHK; MA)