The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) organises several events and free public lectures that provide access to educational resources in different areas and topics every academic year.
These events aim to raise awareness and disseminate evidence-based practices and interventions. Some events bring together USJ students and professors, and some are open to partner institutions and the general public.
View all past and upcoming public lectures here.
Members of USJSA and OSAA participated in the “New Era Successor- National Conditions Training Course for the Backbone of College Student Associations and Affairs Personnel” from November 20th to December 4th, 202.
Domingos Lam Centre for Research in Education (DLCRE) partnership project ‘GEG Chinese Literacy Education and Research Project’ (GEGCLEAR) Online Parent Seminar successfully held five seminars.
USJ marks 25 years of existence, history and achievements, contribution for the local community and worldwide partners, and ultimately, the pursuit of knowledge in service of humanity.
USJ representatives chatted with students from all over Southeast Asia through the Talk Global Study event on 1 December, 2021.
Address by Rev. Prof. Stephen Morgan, Rector of USJ, on the occasion of the 25th Anniversary, Silver Jubilee celebrations.
The Saint Joseph Seminary Library blessing ceremony was held on the 1st of December, 2021.
Students from BSW Year 1 visited two local social agencies, UGAMM (União Geral das Associações dos Moradores de Macau) and FOAM (Macao Federation of Neighborhood Associations) during their course of “Community Organising”.
Architecture and Design students, as well as professors from the Faculty of Arts and Humanities/Department of Creative Industries, participated in the 2021 Golden Lotus International Design Competition in the Architectural Design and Soft Decoration categories.
November 30, 2021
Join FSSE’s DSW “BBQ & COFFEE” fundraising event this Tuesday – Thursday for some hot dogs and skewers! Part of the proceeds will go to Caritas Macau.
ISE/USJ is committed towards making Macao a more sustainable city, not only through scientific research but also through education and community outreach.
USJ students participated in the “Music Night for University Students from the Greater Bay Area”.
December 1, 2021
The Xavier Collaborative Research Centre for Memory and Identity will hold a Public Lecture titled “The King’s Ship in the Celestial Empire: Commodore George Anson’s visits to China, 1742-1743” on the 1 December, 2021.
USJ held an outdoor live concert featuring performances by Ryan Carroll, IAT & Gabriel, Matte. ET., Sax Experience, Ari & The Gabion Sister, and the USJ Music Club.
USJ and Be Here Education Centre jointly held a free workshop for students and alumni to improve their job hunting and interview performance.
The USJ/ISE Mangroves exhibition is now mobile, touring around the schools in Macao from October 2021 until March 2022.
December 1, 2021
The Macau Ricci Institute is hosting the Online Forum titled “Rendering Spiritual Friendship in Troubled Times: On Castiglione and Qianlong”, on 1 December 2021.
November 24, 2021
The Macau Ricci Institute is hosting the Online Forum titled “Being Spiritual in Life Vicissitudes: The Present Time and the Perpetual Spiritual Journey in the light of Gregory of Nyssa’s Mysticism”, on 24 November 2021.
University of Saint Joseph and Universidade Lusófona de Cabo Verde signed a Memorandum of Understanding on 15 November, 2021.
November 26, 2021
The Macao Observatory for Social Development and the Macau Association of Caring for Children will hold a Round Table Discussion on “Transformation of Youth Development Strategy Under the Pandemic Situation” on the 26 November, 2021.
November 26, 2021
The Faculty of Business and Law is hosting a Public Seminar titled “China’s Digital Yuan: Analysis and Opportunities for the Greater Bay Area” with Dr. Oriol Caudevilla, on 26 November, 2021.
November 24, 2021
The Xavier Collaborative Research Centre for Memory and Identity will hold a Public Lecture titled “Foreigners (non-Portuguese) in Macau/China — late 18th to mid-20th centuries” on the 24 November, 2021.
