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The Faculty of Business and Law at USJ Macao signed an agreement to collaborate more closely with the Institute of Political Studies at Portugal’s Catholic University (UCP-IEP).
Ms. Carolina Lou, currently the F&B Training Manager at Galaxy Entertainment Group (Macau), graduated from the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) in 2018 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration (BBA).
The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) Macao, actively participated in the Association of the Universities of Asia and the Pacific’s (AUAP) 2025 AUAP Joint Events, held from 21 to 23 May in Manila, Philippines.
Prof. Jacky Ho, Dean of USJ’s Faculty of Health Sciences discussed the profound effects of digital screen usage and explore balanced approaches and recommendations for Macao’s younger generation in this digital age.
Two first-year Bachelor of Social Work students – Man Ioi Tek Dicky and Lai Kin Kei Kay – were invited by the Education and Youth Development Bureau to attend the first plenary meeting of the Committee for Women and Children’s Affairs for 2025, focused on promoting the welfare of women and children and discussing the progress of related policies.
A project themed “Artificial Intelligence and Grief within Families” engaged 48 students from Master’s in Psychology (specialising in Clinical and Health Psychology) at the Universidade Católica Portuguesa (UCP) and Master’s in Counselling and Psychotherapy at USJ Macao.
USJ’s Prof. Jayson Lou, Coordinator of the Master of Social Work programme, was invited as the keynote speaker at the “Master Series Lectures” held at Jilin International Studies University.
Faculty members and students from the Faculty of Arts and Humanities joined the SoundLab Symposium on “Sound, Space and Multi-Senses” held in CityU HK on 29 May.
The University of Saint Joseph’s (USJ) Library presents and concludes “Whisper”, an innovative celebration of the Reading Month of the City of Macao 2025.
From 22 to 23 May, with the support from the Macau Dongguan Youth Association, USJ embarked on a dynamic two-day learning tour to Dongguan and Hengqin, immersing a diverse delegation of students and staff.
A total of MOP 20,000 was donated by the International Ladies’ Club of Macau to the USJ Prison Outreach Programme.
