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Dean of the Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences, Prof. Jacky Ho, delivered a keynote address at the “Macao Public Health and Wellness: Policy, Research, Community Practice” Forum.
The visit provided an opportunity for an exchange of views on the promotion of Portuguese language and culture, higher education cooperation, and the strengthening of academic and cultural links between Macao and Portugal.
USJ Marks Start of 2026/2027 Academic Year with Orientation and Leadership Address.
USJ held the Welcome Ceremony for New Mainland Students 2026/2027 on 17 September 2026, in the Don Bosco Auditorium, aimed to help new mainland students adapt and integrate into campus life.
To assist new students in adapting to the campus environment, the Office for Student and Alumni Affairs of USJ organised a variety of orientation activities in the first 2 weeks of the new academic year, aimed at promoting interaction, fostering friendships, and providing essential information and support among students.
A group of twenty students visited sites including the Macao Giant Panda Pavilion and Pavilion of Rare Animals, the Lai Chi Vun Shipyard Market, and Anima – Society for the Protection of Animals (Macau) in Coloane, focusing on the current state of local cultural and creative industries.
The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) participated in the “Study in Macau” Education Expo, held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on September 4.
USJ Macao has joined a new Sino-Portuguese consortium dedicated to advancing research and innovation in aviation simulation technology, strengthening academic and industry collaboration between Macau, Mainland China and Portugal.
A delegation from China International Travel Service (Macao) Limited and the Macao Educational Tour Promotion Association recently visited the School of Education (SED).
Immersive Mangrove Reading Room Continues to Draw Interest as USJ Welcomes Sands Eco 360 Ambassadors
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On 22 August 2026, the USJ Library welcomed Sands Eco 360 Ambassadors to the “Immersive Mangrove Reading Room” for another hands-on journey into the world of Macao’s mangroves.
The collaboration involves establishing a student admission scheme under which USJ will offer direct admission to graduating CDSJ (1-4) students.
