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USJ Macao and Vin University Sign MoU to Expand Academic Collaboration Under Arts and Sciences
02
Sep
University of Saint Joseph (USJ) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the College of Arts and Sciences of Vin University (VinUni) and the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of USJ on August 31.
Students and faculty from USJ and Assumption University, Thailand, have completed the design of a bamboo pavilion for a salt farm in Samut Songkhram, joining Macao’s work in temporary bamboo structures to Thailand’s tradition of permanent bamboo construction.
The publication, edited by Prof. Filipa Simões, presents a selection of capstone projects from the Bachelor of Design, each proceeding from fieldwork in the city to a working prototype.
Vice-Rector for Internationalisation and Academic Affairs visits the Royal University of Phnom Penh and Saint Paul Institute.
Prof. Thomas Lei, from the Department of Science and Environment (DSE), Faculty of Health and Environmental Sciences, has given an oral presentation of his latest research at the 12th World Sustainability Forum (WSF-12) in Hong Kong.
USJ’s Prof. Nuno Soares, Head of the Department of Architecture and Design at USJ and Co-Director of the UNESCO-UIA Validation Board, Participates in the UIA World Congress of Architects in Barcelona
USJ Macao and Hunan First Normal University signed a Cooperation Exchange MoU and a Master’s Degree Student Referral Program Cooperation Agreement.
Under the overarching theme “Green Growth, Financing and Building a Sustainable Future,” AEPF2026 brought together academics, researchers, policy practitioners, and students to explore how economic policy and financial innovation can drive inclusive decarbonization across Asia and the world.
As the conference entered its fifth year, it continued its tradition of encouraging participants to cultivate an international perspective, collaborative skills, and leadership abilities.
GUIN is a dynamic, collaborative platform designed to foster innovation and entrepreneurship among universities around the world.
This achievement marks a key step in the University’s ongoing transition towards operational sustainability and environmental transparency.
