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USJ Vice-Rector Zhang Shuguang, visited the University of Évora, the Catholic University of Portugal, and the University of Minho, in Portugal, where he held extensive and in-depth discussions on research cooperation, exchange and partnership opportunities.
The University of Saint Joseph is proud to announce the launch of the “Guide to Street Art in Macau”, a book authored by Prof. Filipa Simões, Programme Supervisor of the Bachelor of Design.
[IN Corporate Magazine] Cruzamento de conhecimentos, culturas e contactos entre Macau e Portugal
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A Universidade de São José é uma instituição católica internacional, de matriz portuguesa, com sede em Macau. Em entrevista à IN Corporate Magazine, Jenny Lao Phillips, diretora da Faculty of Business and Law, aborda, entre outros assuntos, a criação de uma delegação permanente em Portugal, com lançamento previsto para 2026.
The agreement will formalize the existing collaboration, enabling the formal application to further Research Funds, and opening new perspectives for further collaboration, namely in the area of Post-Doctoral Research and supervision of Doctoral Thesis in the model of Co-Tutele.
Mr. LEI Chan Pong, Deputy Director of Department of Studies and Curriculum Development of Pui Ching Middle School, gave a public lecture titled “Nurturing Holistic Learners: The Multifaceted Roles of Teacher” to students of the PGDE programme.
The University of Saint Joseph held “The 3rd Macao-wide English Poetry Writing and Recital Contest”. This year’s theme was “Macao, The Garden of Life” and attracted over 500 submissions from 30 schools and universities.
The Office for Student and Alumni Affairs of USJ organised a two-day Greater Bay Area Learning Tour for faculty, staff, and students. The tour visited local high-tech companies and famous landmarks.
The Faculty of Health Sciences of USJ and the Faculty of Education and Psychology UCP have partnered on a collaborative two-week project with the theme “Families and Technology: Challenges and Opportunities” exploring the impact of technology on families and couples.
The Portuguese Language and Culture Modules I and II of the Bachelor of Portuguese-Chinese Translation Studies programme were concluded with a celebratory dinner, attended by students, faculty, and special guests. The event highlighted the importance of linguistic and cultural diversity at the university.
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with fewer than 100 employees in both Hong Kong and Macau SARs are welcome to apply for the Deignan Award. For more information and enquiries, please visit official website at www.deignanaward.org.
The Chinese Literacy Education and Research (CLEAR) project under the Domingos Lam Center for Education (DLCRE), in cooperation with Macau Baptist College, held a K3 Parent Seminar on May 10.
