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USJ Signs MoU with the Ho Chi Minh City University of Foreign Languages- Information Technology
24
Sep
USJ and HUFLIT Vietnam Signs Memorandum of Understanding on August 20 to engage in benchmarking activities and explore potential collaborations.
COBERTA aims to unite countries and continents in a shared mission to enhance healthcare systems globally. The consortium will leverage the latest e-health technologies and big data to drive innovation, reduce costs, and improve patient outcomes.
USJ Macao hosts the 8th International Conference on Big Data and Internet of Things (BDIOT 2024) highlighting innovative e-health solutions that aim to advance global health and improve healthcare delivery.
Both faculties engaged in productive discussions regarding potential areas of cooperation, focusing on emerging issues in legal studies.
On September 20, the Macau Myanmar Friendship Association delegation visited USJ for discussions on future collaborations.
The three-day long Summer School provided an important platform for researchers, students, and practitioners to discuss past and recent developments the area of Asian and Indian Ocean studies.
The visit highlighted both institutions’ commitments to enhancing educational ties and promoting international collaboration.
Celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival at USJ: Embracing Tradition and Fostering Intercultural Exchange
19
Sep
USJ hosted a Mid-Autumn Celebration Event on the 13th of September, aiming to enhance students’ understanding of Chinese traditional festivals, promote cross-cultural exchange, and enrich students’ appreciation of Chinese traditional culture through various activities.
Prof. José Manuel Simões, Programme Coordinator for the Master of Communication and Media at USJ, participated in the 2024 “Training Seminar on the National Conditions of AIPIM (Macau Portuguese and English Media Association)” in Fudan University, Shanghai.
Prof. Jaroslaw Duraj of the the Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy, along with students of Bachelor of Christian Studies, participated in a trip to Xi’an, China, that was organised to inspire the participants to reflect on the adaption of world religions to Chinese culture in Chinese history.
To assist new students in integrating into campus life, the Office for Student and Alumni Affairs of USS organised fourteen welcoming activities at the beginning of the academic year 2024/2025 aimed to promote student interaction, foster friendships, and provide necessary information and support.
