The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) held its 2020/2021 Community Scholarships and Fellowships Award Ceremony on the 21st of January, 2021, at the Auditório Centenário de Fátima of Ilha Verde Campus. A total of 79 scholarships and fellowships were donated by 17 different organisations and individuals, with the amount exceeding MOP 3,000,000.
To foster inclusiveness, fairness and respectful diversity in the community life of the University, USJ is committed to provide equal opportunities to all our students, which is reflected in the scholarship and fellowship principles and operations. This year, USJ community fellowships were awarded to four non-local students who are in need of financial aid. Additionally, the Higher Education Fund offers a Specialised Scholarship to attract Outstanding Students from Portuguese-Speaking countries and Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) countries to study in Macao. A total of thirteen USJ undergraduate students from Portuguese-speaking and ASEAN countries received awards this year. This scholarship covers recipients’ full tuition fees, on-campus accommodation and stipend.
The USJ Community Scholarships and Fellowships Award Ceremony takes place annually. It is aimed to recognise our students’ academic achievements and the contributions of the donors, as well as encouraging students with financial difficulties. Moreover, “USJ is in, of and for Macao; in, of and for China”, therefore, we are committed to cultivating Macao’s future talents.
Covid-19 impacts our life and world dramatically. Scientists claim, that this situation might have been caused – among other factors – by a wrong treatment of nature by humans. Did nature put its brakes on to correct human behavior? Can we humans discover in nature how to act correctly? Does nature help us to get to know what to do? Philosophically speaking, should actions follow our being (agere sequitur esse), and is ethics fundamentally hooked up with reality and ontology? (bonum et verum convertuntur). Does the “ought” follow from the “is”, and should human life and societies comply with how things are?
After overcoming the mechanistic reductionism of the “natural fallacy”, which denies “value judgments” originating from “is” or facts, this Lecture Series attempts to trace back question of “natural goodness” (Philippa Foot), morals and good actions “in accord with reason” (S. Thomas Aquinas, S.Th. I-II.21.1.; ST I-II, 90.1). The philosophical and catholic tradition calls this the morality of the “natural law”. The lectures shed light on development and relevance of Natural Law from different philosophical and theological angles.
About the Talk & Speaker:
In his latest encyclical letter Fratelli Tutti (2020), Pope Francis observes that humanity is on a path of shared progress without a common roadmap (29). He also states that religions ought to serve the cause of fraternity in our world (271). This lecture explores the prospects for natural law theory to serve as a philosophical framework for world religions to unite in providing a moral compass for our globalised world.
Edmond Eh is Head of the Department of Philosophy. He teaches systematic philosophy in the Bachelor of Christian Studies programme and comparative philosophy in the Master of Philosophy programme at the Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy. He researches in comparative philosophy, especially the Aristotelian and Confucian traditions.
Details:
Date: 4th February 2021
Time: 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Location: Don Bosco Auditorium, USJ Ilha Verde Campus
Organised by: Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy, University of Saint Joseph
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About the talk:
The Franciscan missionary Giovanni da Montecorvino acted in Beijing during the Yuan Dynasty as one of the first ambassadors of peace and faith between China and the West. The lecture is thus focused on missionary and cultural diplomacy along the Silk Road namely by Giovanni Marignolli OFM, Francesco Sambiasi SJ, Vittorio Ricci OP, Giuseppe Castiglione SJ, Ferdinando Moggi SJ, and Francesco Folleri SJ who wanted to genuinely share their skills and enter into a sinceredialogue with the Chinese people. In midst of the pandemic crisis there seems to be an even stronger need to better understand cultural exchanges between China and the West. This would lay the ground for an urgent quest for peace and fraternity based on the inspiring example of the pioneer missionaries in China.
About the speaker:
Professor Dr. Francesco Vossilla serves as President of the Society of Studies on Giuseppe Castiglione S.J. His research and teaching is focused on Museum Studies, Philosophy of Art, Art History for various Universities in Europe and Asia including Gonzaga University, Florence, Italy and Xi'an Jiaotong University in China.
Recent publications include: F. Vossilla, The Jesuit painter and his Emperor. Some comments regarding Giuseppe Castiglione and the Qianlong Emperor, in: National Palace Museum Bulletin, vol. 49, December 2016, pp.69-88; F. Vossilla, Some notes regarding Giuseppe Castiglione and Ferdinando Moggi as architects in Beijing, in: Ferdinando Moggi (1684-1761). Architetto e gesuita fiorentino in Cina, edited by S. U. Baldassarri, C. Cinelli, G. de Juliis, F.Vossilla, Pontecorboli editore, Florence 2018, pp. 63-86.
Last month, the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) joined hands with Macau For Waste Reduction in hosting its first recycling pop-up event to advocate clean recycling in Macao. After its success, the pop-up station will be held on every first Saturday morning of each month.
This month, USJ invited the Municipal Affairs Bureau (IACM) to promote ways of handling solid waste in Macao to the students. On the 6th of January, the IACM set-up a photo exhibition and a food waste collection truck as a display.
The photo exhibition was on display on the campus from the 11th to 15th, of January, and the food waste disposal and collection truck was also displayed on the first day. This event is one of the "School Cleanup Trip" activities of the "Lunar New Year Cleanup Campaign". The purpose is to educate and promote sustainable living methods.
By introducing students to how to properly dispose of domestic waste, the current status of waste treatment and recycling in Macau, and how to use recycled materials. We hope that students can start to take practical actions not only to protect our green campus, but also to protect our community by understanding the "5 environmental protection concepts: rejection, reduction, reuse, recycling, and restoration.
This talk will provide an introduction to insects and their role in Macao’s ecosystem. Insects are the most diverse group of organisms on Earth, with around 1 million species discovered.
In Macao, almost 1,200 insect species have been recorded with some endemic species. Insects are an essential group due to their biomass and ecological roles in the ecosystem. The talk will also present some case studies on how insects are used as bioindicators of microplastic pollution, light pollution, heavy metal pollution, urban heat island effect, temperature changes and pest problems.
About the speaker
Leong Chi Man (Danny) is a young entomologist from Macao. His full devotion to the study of the local insect biodiversity, led him to the discovery of a new insect species named Leptanilla macauensis, from Colina da Ilha Verde. He holds a BSc and MPhil in Entomology and currently a PhD candidate in Biological Sciences. His present research focuses on the biodiversity of local insects and how they are affected by urbanisation. He also regularly delivers talks to promote the importance of insects and biodiversity to the public.
Details:
Date: Tuesday, 26 January 2021
Time: 7:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Location: Speakers Hall, USJ Nape 1 Campus, Rua de Londres 106, Macau, China
Organised by: Institute of Science and Environment, University of Saint Joseph
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The unique role of the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) as a family-friendly Catholic institution, was on display on the 16th of January, 2021, when members of all ages from the Cathedral Parish came to visit the USJ Ilha Verde Campus for a guided tour.
In Rector Morgan’s welcoming remarks, he noted that as a university founded by the Macao Diocese, each person in the Dioceses should view USJ as “their university”. After an interactive presentation of USJ’s history, programmes, and student life, the group then visited the University’s facilities before having light refreshments in the Residential Hall. With satisfied bellies and inspired minds, the group ended the tour knowing they are always welcome to return.
If you have a group interested in touring the Ilha Verde Campus you can contact the Student Recruitment Office anytime at sro@usj.edu.mo.
The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) officially launched the new online alumni social platform USJ Connect on the 18th of January, 2021.
USJ Connect provides the following functions for USJ alumni to connect our alumni community together:
Building a complete alumni directory, allowing alumni to re-connect to the USJ community.
Have the latest job opportunity information.
USJ regularly publishes and invites alumni to participate in meet-ups, seminars and other activities, and encourages active engagements among alumni, including webinars hosted by subject matter experts on social networks, and other organic interaction opportunities created for alumni or created by alumni themselves.
Welcome to join this online alumni relation platform here. Please sign up in less than two minutes by registering with your Linkedin or Facebook profile, and the alumni can publish contents on the platform anytime.
"Welcome to USJ Connect, the new platform for networking for USJ Alumni.
The connection between a University and its students does not end with graduation. Our alumni are a lifelong part of our community and we take very seriously our lasting responsibility to you. We hope that you will find the opportunities USJ Connect offers you useful as you keep in touch with your fellow alumni, current and future students of USJ and, indeed, the whole University community."
The Rev'd Professor Stephen Morgan, RectorUniversity of Saint Joseph, Macao SAR, China
On the 30th of December 2020, Mr. Jerry U (U Seng Hei), Design Graduate student of the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Department of Creative Industries, was awarded with an "Innovative Furniture Certificate for Concept Design" in the 2020 Foshan Mayor Cup Industrial Design Competition, organised by the Foshan People’s Government.
The nation-wide competition attracted the participation of various industrial designers and students from all over China. A total of 3801 works were collected, and 571 shortlisted, including 372 in the Concept Design category with only 50 works selected.
The selected design product, titled “M3 BOX”, a multifunctional furniture that unfolds into either a dining table, a workstation or a coffee table, was a graduation project of Mr. Jerry U, under the guidance of Prof. Filipa Simões and Prof. Carlos Sena Caires, Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. The Graduation Project is a full-year development work that brings to completion the students' journey on the Design Bachelor. This year, students were asked to develop their research under the main conceptual theme of "Deconstructivist Design".
The graduation masterpiece is now exhibited permanently at the Guangdong Home Design Valley, in Longjiang Shunde, and registered Design and Utility model patents under the National Intellectual Property Protection.
A special thanks to Prof. Vincent Ho, Visiting Academic of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities, who helped with all the procedures for the final submission and patent registration.
The Diocesan Youth Cup basketball competition hosted by the Macau Diocese Youth Preparation Committee toke place on the 28th of November, 2020.
The “Ilha Verde Saint Joseph United Team”, formed by the Saint Joseph Diocese College 6 and the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) men’s division teams, got their final victory in the group stage by defeating the Bosco Youth Service Network in the Diocesan Youth Cup Basketball Match, won the qualification for the first place in Group A and advanced to the semi-finals of the Gold Cup.
The team will now play against the Cathedral and battle for the final seat.
On the 9th of January, 2021, the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) attended the establishment and inauguration ceremony of the Macau Greater Bay Area Human Resources Association (MGBAHR).
During the event, Prof. Jenny Lao Phillips, Dean of the Faculty of Business and Law, signed a memorandum of cooperation, on behalf of USJ, with the MGBAHR and Guangdong Human Resources Management Association.
Ms. Jacinta Ho, Chairperson of the Greater Bay Area Human Resources Association, stated that the association will build an exchange platform to assist local youths in starting businesses and actively promote the development of human resources in Macau and the Greater Bay Area. Ms. Ho also pointed that in the future, the association will promote international human resources industry standard certification and cross-regional professional certification, as well as holding recruitment fairs for Guangdong and Macao university students.
Ms. Teresa Loong, Director of the Office for Student and Alumni Affairs (OSAA) and Hins Lao, OSAA officer of internship and career services also attended the inauguration ceremony.
Covid-19 impacts our life and world dramatically. Scientists claim, that this situation might have been caused – among other factors – by a wrong treatment of nature by humans. Did nature put its brakes on to correct human behavior? Can we humans discover in nature how to act correctly? Does nature help us to get to know what to do? Philosophically speaking, should actions follow our being (agere sequitur esse), and is ethics fundamentally hooked up with reality and ontology? (bonum et verum convertuntur). Does the “ought” follow from the “is”, and should human life and societies comply with how things are?
After overcoming the mechanistic reductionism of the “natural fallacy”, which denies “value judgments” originating from “is” or facts, this Lecture Series attempts to trace back question of “natural goodness” (Philippa Foot), morals and good actions “in accord with reason” (S. Thomas Aquinas, S.Th. I-II.21.1.; ST I-II, 90.1). The philosophical and catholic tradition calls this the morality of the “natural law”. The lectures shed light on development and relevance of Natural Law from different philosophical and theological angles.
About the Talk & Speaker:
Prof. Chin Hei (Andrew) LEONG; Ph.D in Theology (Biblical Studies, Old Testament) / Sacrae Theologiae Doctor, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven.
In this lecture, we will demonstrate how the New Law, expressed in the Sermon of the Mount and especially the Beatitudes, is the perfection and fulfilment of the Old Law (CCC 1965-1968). We will also review the use of the New Law in Catholic theological ethics, explore its significance, and critically evaluate the challenges it poses.
Details:
Date: 21 January 2021
Time: 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Location: Don Bosco Auditorium, USJ Ilha Verde Campus
Organised by: Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy, University of Saint Joseph
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The 6th Macau International Design Exhibition (Biennale) Award Ceremony, held on the 18th of December, 2020, at the MGM Grand Macau, conferred the awards to the winners of the 2020 "Golden Lotus Cup" International (Macao) College Student Design Competition and the 6th "Golden Lotus Cup" International Design Masters Invitational Competition.
This year, students from the Bachelor of Architectural Studies and Bachelor of Design programmes from the Department of Creative Industries (DCI), Faculty of Arts and Humanities (FAH) of the University of Saint Joseph (USJ), participated in the competition. Students received Silver, Bronze and Excellence awards in the Architectural Design, Interior Design and Soft Decoration categories.
With the strong support of relevant authorities of the Macao SAR Government, the Macao International Design Federation organises the Macao International Design Exhibition every year. It has been successfully held for six times and has received high support and recognition from the industry.
For detailed information:
Architectural Design Category:
Kent Ngô // Bachelor of Architecture
Silver Award
Frederick Tupaz Cabio //Bachelor of Architecture
Excellence Award
Ho Ngai Pang // Bachelor of Architecture
Excellence Award
Lei Wan Ieng // Bachelor of Architecture
Excellence Award
Interior Design Category:
Kent Ngô // Bachelor of Architecture
Excellence Award
Soft Decoration Category:
Kent Ngô // Bachelor of Architecture
Excellence Award
Athena Cheong Graduate // Bachelor of Design
Bronze Award
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Excellence Award (Professors):
Filipe Afonso
Nuno Soares
Filipa Simões
Kent Wu, Bachelor of Architecture Athena Cheong, Bachelor of Design Graduate
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Macau is a famous harbour city. The ancestors made use of the unique geographical and natural resource, established a Sino-Western cultural exchange spot and a prosper trade port. Macau's quality shelter harbour attracted vessels coming from all around the world, this functionality was reflected on the maritime infra-structures either on land or at sea. Today, we can still discover the trace of our ancestors, who had bravely voyaged and embraced the ocean.
In pace with the social development, the economic transformation and the technological innovations , the landscape of Macau harbour changed. The small fishery village had became the Asia's Monte Carlo. Where there used to be arcade buildings, the people operate downstairs and live upstairs, had became tall apartments. The numerous sailing junks on water, catch wind in all directions, had became motor ships.
I was born in a fisherman's family. When I was a child, my senior family members told me a lot of folk stories, of which they sailed and harvested at sea. Macau's fishery introduced machines and diesel engines in the early 1960s, which brought a rapid modernisation to the industry. The traditional sailing ships had became outmoded within a decade. Up to date, the sailing ships had disappeared from the harbour nearly half a century.
The sailing junk ships are out of the sight of Macau people, who have little recognition to them. What's even worse is those skilled technicians and navigators are ageing and passing away. If we are not preserving the Macau sailing skills and craftsmanship, these valuable folk wisdom and traditional culture will soon be vanished.
"The Sailing Junk and Macau Traditional Handcrafts" is a both playful and educational science exhibition. Welcome and have fun exploring the daily life of a seafarer.
For more information regarding the exhibition, please contact USJ Library – library@usj.edu.moOpening Times:
Monday to Friday 9.00 a.m – 9.00 p.m
Saturday 10.00 – 2.00 p.m
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Kent Wong Exhibition Gallery, USJ Ilha Verde Campus
Christmas is a season to spread joy and care to our loved ones and neighbours. During the month of December, the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) organised small donation campaign titled “USJ Macao Wish Tree” to help towards the USJ Hardship Fund. Every donor was given a wish card to write down his/her wishes and hung on the Christmas tree in appreciation of his/her good will.
The USJ Hardship Fund was established in 2020 to support students who are in exceptionally difficult situations due to the present Coronavirus Pandemic.
Thanks to the support of USJ staff and students, a total of MOP 1,823 were collected.
A group of 18 graduate students and professors from the Master in History and Heritage Studies Programme of the University of Saint Joseph (USJ), went on a study tour to Yangjiang, Guangdong Province, from the 21st to 23rd of December, 2020. Led by Prof. Wah Kwan Cheng, programme coordinator, and Prof. Francisco Chan, programme instructor and president of the Macau Institute of Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Relics (MICRCR), the group visited the Guangdong Maritime Silk Road Museum (commonly known as the “Nanhai One Museum”), the Yangjiang Municipal Museum, as well as the Ming period maritime trade archaeological site in Dazhouwan.
The group was welcomed by Mr. Zhang Wanxing, Director of the Yangjiang Municipal Museum and an original member of the Nanhai One excavation team, and Mr. Zhang Xuanwei, director of the Guangdong Maritime Silk Road Museum. Activities during the visit included a seminar led by our hosts on the history and archaeology of the maritime silk road, a truly rewarding experience for the students to augment their academic study with field learning.
Nanhai One refers to the Song period sunken ship excavated off the coast of Yangjiang and is now housed in the Guangdong Maritime Silk Road Museum, located on Hailing Island, as a ranked national archaeological project. Yangjiang has been considered the starting point of the maritime silk road. According to Director Zhang Wanxing, the excavation and inventory of the excavated artefacts are expected to complete in 2021. It is estimated that the number of excavated artefacts could reach 200,000 well-preserved pieces, including porcelains and other articles of extremely high value from some of the best Song period kilns.
Director Zhang Xuanwei gave the group an in-depth introduction to underwater archaeology and the related techniques for the protection of cultural relics, such as wood preservation and dehydration, desalination and restoration of porcelain and metal articles, as well as the daunting challenges in preserving the integrity of the ship hull. In addition, Prof. Francisco Chan shared an overview of the current efforts in cultural and heritage preservation in Macao. The students profited greatly from the enthusiastic interaction and exchange of experience.
The group also took an excursion to the Ming dynasty maritime trade archaeological site in Dazhouwan, Shangchuan Island. A large trove of Ming period blue-and-white porcelain pieces was discovered on the Dazhouwan site, offering invaluable physical evidence and materials to better understand the maritime trade during the Ming Dynasty.
The study trip was organised by graduate students and professors of the History and Heritage Studies Programme from the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. The students plan to build on their learning and experience to cultivate and develop projects in deep cultural tourism in Macao in conjunction with USJ and other organisations in history and heritage studies.
The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) was invited to participate in the "GLORIA! An International Virtual Christmas Carol Concert" organised by the University of The Immaculate Conception in the Philippines, on the 19th December 2020.
This was an initiative to unite universities from different countries and celebrate the festive season together. The theme of this concert was "Coming Together to Bring Joy and Positivity amidst Challenges and Difficulties". It features the performance of the Chorale and Music Group of the participating universities, including the USJ Music Club.
The concert was streamed LIVE for students, professors, staff, friends and families all around the world to pre-celebrate Christmas with the wonderful songs.
The concert can be replayed on Youtube: https://youtu.be/-OKolXC-5TI . USJ Music Club performed “Mistletoe” which starts at 11:59 of the video.
If students are interested to join the USJ Music Club, please contact Office for Student and Alumni Affairs at osaa@usj.edu.mo."
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More than 50 people in need were invited to participate. The activity began with a Mass celebrated at the Holy Cross Chapel, followed by dinner served at the USJ canteen by more than a dozen members of the USJ Catholic Community and volunteers with the presence of Fr. Jose Mandia and Fr. Rafael Vigolo, Fr. Mario Bonfaini, Fr. Pe. José Angel Hernandez and Fr. Jijo Kandamkulathy.
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Prof. David Gonçalves, Dean of the Institute of Science and Environment of USJ, led the delegation on a campus tour, followed by a meeting where the Vice-Rector, Prof. Álvaro Barbosa, and Pro-Rector, Prof. Kevin Hannam, warmly welcomed the delegation along with other researchers from the USJ Institute of Science and Environment. Current and future plans for cooperation in the area of Marine Sciences between IOCAS and USJ were discussed.
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The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) officially joined hands with Macau For Waste Reduction in hosting a Recycling Event last Saturday, 12th of December 2020, aimed to promoting clean recycling in Macau.
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The volunteers from Macau for Waste Reduction group and USJ staff assisted in briefing the participants about correct recycling , hoping that they would regularly bring clean recyclables to the stations and practice correct recycling independently at home.
It was a successfully beginning and USJ hopes to receive more participants next month and continue to promote best practices for a more sustainable and waste-free planet.
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.
The Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy will hold a Public Lecture titled “Is Natural Law Universal? An Inter-Religious Exploration” on the 4th February 2021.
The Institute of Science and Environment of USJ will hold an online public lecture titled “Insects in Macao and their role in the local ecosystem” on the 26th January 2021.
Mr. Jerry U, U Seng Hei, Design graduate student of the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) Faculty of Arts and Humanities, Department of Creative Industries, was awarded with the “Innovative Furniture Certificate for Concept Design” in the 2020 Foshan Mayor Cup Industrial Design Competition.
On the 9th of January, 2020, the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) attended the establishment and inauguration ceremony of the Macau Greater Bay Area Human Resources Association (MGBAHR).
The Faculty of Religious Studies and Philosophy will hold a Public Lecture titled “Written on their hearts” (Rom 2:15): NT & Natural Law on the 21st January 2021.
Architecture and Design students, as well as professors from the Faculty of Arts and Humanities/Department of Creative Industries, participated in the 2020 Golden Lotus International Design Competition in the Architectural Design, Interior Design and Soft Decoration categories.
During the month of December, the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) organised small donation campaign titled “USJ Macao Wish Tree” to help towards the USJ Hardship Fund.
Graduate students and professors from the Master in History and Heritage Studies Programme of the University of Saint Joseph (USJ), went on a study tour to Yangjiang, Guangdong Province, from the 21st to 23rd of December, 2020.
The University of Saint Joseph (USJ) participate in the “GLORIA! An International Virtual Christmas Carol Concert” organised by the University of The Immaculate Conception in the Philippines, on 19th December 2020.
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