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USJ Macao welcomed a delegation from the Hong Kong Vocational Training Council (VTC) and shared its experiences and best practices in addressing the special needs of students from Mainland China other regions.
By joining the association, USJ/ISE seeks to broaden its scope, exploring other NBS such as green walls and green roofs, and collaborate with the association to facilitate these initiatives.
This exhibition celebrates the 30th anniversary of the iconic tile mural created by renowned Portuguese artist Eduardo Nery for the Macau International Airport.
The University of Saint Joseph’s Institute of Science and Environment (USJ/ISE) provided materials for the exhibition that showcases the region’s rich maritime ecology, including mangroves and intertidal ecosystems, as well as the history and cultural significance of oysters in Macao.
The talk served as a platform to educate and empower students, providing them with valuable knowledge and tools to make informed decisions regarding drug use.
USJ alumna Maggie Chiang I Man, known as the Philosopher of the Gourmet Art, has an intriguing background that has shaped her unique approach to blending philosophy, creativity, art, and cuisine to create unique aesthetic experiences. Maggie’s pursuit of knowledge and eagerness to explore the interconnectedness of philosophy, art, and food, led her to enrol in the Master of Philosophy programme at USJ.
One of the last living survivors of the Buchenwald concentration camp, Mr. Andrei Iwanowitsch Moiseenko, and film director Hannes Farlock, visited USJ Macao, offering hope and resilience to staff and students in an inspiring documentary movie screening and open forum event.
The Correctional Services Bureau held a graduation ceremony at Coloane Prison, summarising the learning achievements of 27 incarcerated individuals who completed their courses in the academic year 2022/2023 through the USJ Prison Outreach Programme.
This year, USJ collaborated with Taobao for its annual Faculty Day event, showcasing a “Macau Spring Renewal Station” and several coffee stations in the Ilha Verde Campus.
A delegation from USJ Macao engaged on a pioneering initiative to reinforce ties with secondary schools in Cape Verde’s São Vicente Island.
The partnership aims aims to explore opportunities for cooperation in the areas of human resources training, academic exchanges, activities and the development of the Greater Bay Area.
