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.
April 16, 2016
On the 16th and 17th of April (previous Saturday and Sunday), Macau University of Science and Technology had host The Supernova English Debate Tournament 2016.
April 15, 2016
Public Lecture: Augmented Exuberance by Faculty of Creative Industries on 15th April, 2016.
April 12, 2016
Public Lecture: The Impact of International Human Rights Law on Chinese Criminal Procedures by FAL on 12th April, 2016.
The Vice-President of the Supervisory Committee (Wu Ching Hua) and General Secretary (Hong Chi Peng) represented USJ to participate in Greater China Youth Future Colleges and Universities Summit on 13 March 2016
English Day British Parliamentary Debate Competition on 11 March 2016
Ms. Marjory Vendramini shared experience for founding a nonprofit organization in Macau Seminar
The Alumni Association of University of Saint Joseph had her Annual General Assembly on 18 March 2016 with the new team elected with more members are being invited.
April 10, 2016
The Fifth Business Knowledge Competition is organised on 10th April 2016 at the Science Centre.
April 9, 2016
USJ Open Day 2016 will take place on 9th April (Saturday) from 2:30 to 6:00pm at the St. Joseph Seminary. Come and join us.
Daniel Filipe Guerreiro Farinha was recommended to apply for the Macao Scientific and Technological R&D for Postgraduates Awards
Journey to the Last Frontier – by Prof. Álvaro Barbosa on 21st May 2016 (Saturday), 8pm at Dom Pedro V Theatre.
Secretary for Social Affairs and Culture Alexis Tam talked about University of Saint Joseph yesterday about recruiting students from Mainland.
March 10, 2016
Public Lecture: Gardens to Treat Water – Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment and Reuse by Institute of Science and Environment on 10 March 2016
March 11, 2016
Public Lecture: Teaching and supporting students with Down syndrome in inclusive classrooms by Faculty of Psychology and Education on 11th March 2016
March 3, 2016
Public Lecture: Aformal Armatures by Faculty of Creative Industries on 3 March 2016.
March 5, 2016
Ephemerality: Space, Time, and Architecture is organized by the Institute of European Studies of Macau, the Department of Architecture and Design in the Faculty of Creative Industries at the University of Saint Joseph, the Politecnico di Milano, and Albergue SCM.
Fr Luis Lei Xavier passed away on 16 February 2016 at the age of 66
USJ Signed Agreement of Cooperation with CPTTM on 15th February 2016
February 26, 2016
Public Lecture: Creating directional sound and contact free tactile feedback through airborne ultrasound by Faculty of Creative Industries on 26th February 2016
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Think of the city and all material around as a post-natural ‘augmented reality’, describing an overlap and constructed perception of a physical, real-world environment whose elements are supplemented by computational automation and digital sensory input.
This environment creates immersive experiences and information empowerment of the individual alongside the potential for intrinsic top-down control mechanisms for our hybrid civic environments.
The history of such spaces ranges from the baroque (constructed singular central viewing position, early panoramas, etc); modern cinematic constructs; and today’s sublime laser-point cloud scans and participatory MMORPG ego shooter games in social networks. It is here, within this postmodern digital simulacra where everybody has become part of Borges’ fable of the map that supersedes reality, where we exist and pose the hypothesis of an augmented architecture as an all encompassing interior state, feed-back controlled and choreographed as a scripted environment.
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In this simulacra we inhabit, we design spatial interfaces between the virtual and actual – exuberant augmentations. We believe that today’s shift in technological perception entices a shift in the architectural profession. If ignored, this re-articulation will render us bystanders into the most important evolution in spatial design since the development of the central perspective in renaissance times.
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Tobias Klein works in the fields of architecture, art, design and interactive media installation. His work generates a syncretism of contemporary CAD/CAM technologies with site and culturally specific design narratives, intuitive non-linear design processes, and historical cultural references. Before joining City University Hong Kong in the role as interdisciplinary Assistant Professor in the School of Creative Media and the architectural department, he was employed at the Architectural Association (2008-2014) and the Royal College of Art, (2007-2010), teaching students at the postgraduate level. The resulting works of his studio are exhibited international with examples being in the collection of the Antwerp Fashion Museum, the London Science Museum, the V&A, the Bellevue Arts Museum, Museum of Moscow and Vancouver. He is lecturing and published internationally with most recent articles focusing on the translation from craftsmanship to digital manufacturing."
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Since the mid-1990s, the reform of the Law of Criminal Procedure has been one of the most important law reform initiatives in mainland China. This reform has attracted great attention from the international community because of the tremendous effort to incorporate well recognised standards in international human rights law, especially those regarding due process and fairness in trials. In the lecture, Prof. Yue will introduce what has been changed in the Chinese criminal procedural law to incorporate these standards as well as the topics for debate and further reforms.
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The composition of the AAUSJ from March 2016 to March 2018 is:
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About the Talk
It is crucial that wastewater treatment systems fulfill entirely their function so water reuse may be allowed as the ecosystems protection.
Constructed wetlands are an ecotechnology to complement wastewater existing treatment systems or act as main treatment unit enhancing water quality. They are biological systems that intent to mimic biogeochemical processes that occur in natural wetlands in order to promote water depuration.
This talk intents to present the constructed wetlands (CW) use and functioning. In particular, a case study will be highlighted where a CW has been implemented at a real scale for a wastewater treatment coming from a tourism facility in a rural area.
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Cristina Calheiros holds a PhD in Biotechnology, specialization in Environmental Science and Engineering from Universidade Católica Portuguesa-Escola Superior de Biotecnologia. Had worked at Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine-UK in collaboration with Slater (UK) Limited-Environmental Biotechnology, under the scope of phytoremediation of an organic and metal contaminated sediment and soil. She is a Post-Doctoral researcher in Centro de Biotecnologia e Química Fina with Aarhus University-Denmark collaboration, on the subject: wastewater treatment with biological systems using constructed wetlands applied to tourism facilities.
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“An ‘inclusive’ education system can only be created if ordinary schools become more inclusive … if they become better at educating all children in their communities... ‘regular schools with [an] inclusive orientation are the most effective means of combating discriminatory attitudes, creating welcoming communities, building an inclusive society and achieving education for all (UNESCO, 2009). Cognitive differences are largely misunderstood by educators because the brain is a complex and hidden organ. This has meant that successful inclusion of learners with cognitive disabilities into community schools has been slow and often challenging. The lecture begins by discussing cognitive diversity affecting all of us. When cognitive differences interfere with our everyday functioning, specific learning disabilities may be diagnosed. When learning disabilities are generalised, intellectual disability is diagnosed. Children with intellectual disability, like their peers, require appropriate cognitive challenges to stay engaged in the classroom. The question of optimal challenge can be tricky. The lecture will explore how teachers might decide when to teach and when to compensate for a learner’s cognitive difficulty.
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Dr Donna Couzens is an honorary research fellow in the School of Education at the University of Queensland, Australia. Donna’s research focuses on understanding and supporting diverse learners with a specific focus on cognitive, communication and behaviour differences. One of Donna’s research projects forms part of a longitudinal Down syndrome program hosted at the University of Queensland. This research seeks to understand influences on age-related change in cognitive development for learners with Down syndrome and implications of this development for teaching and learning. Donna has also been involved in research focussed on supporting learners with autism spectrum disorder, physical disabilities and students with specific learning disabilities. Donna is currently working with a team of researchers from Brunei and Singapore seeking to understand perceptions of staff involved in developing more inclusive classrooms."
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The notion of learning, like our comprehension of cities, is undergoing a massive transition. As opposed to the classical top-down, checking-boxes, fixed-systems; we need to REread and REform the process of sharing and acquiring information. Both in their practice and in the educational pursuits the notion of RE:Learning the City is conceived of as a spatial and co-creational knowledge exchange, where professionals|citizens, foreigners|locals, lecturers|students, and craftsmen|researchers crash together in a free flowing information exchange – creating a multi-layered learning and doing process across disciplines, for all.
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Jason Hilgefort studied urban planning and design at The University of Cincinnati and architecture at The University of British Columbia. His work experience ranges from New York (Ehrenkrantz Eckstut and Kuhn), to Los Angeles (Behnisch Architects) to Mumbai (Rahul Mehrotra of GSD). From 2000 to 2004 he worked with renowned New Urbanist and Sustainable innovator Peter Calthorpe. He joined Maxwan A+U in 2007, he was involved in the ongoing projects Moscow A101 and lead the projects for Central District Rotterdam and Barking Riverside in London. He was in charge of Maxwan’s numerous competition victories – including Helsinki, Basel, Kiev, Brussels, Antwerp, Ostrava, Hannover, Magdeburg, and Kaunas. Jason won Europan 11 in Vienna. In 2012 he founded Land+Civilization Compositions for investigating issues of the built environment, ranging from daily objects, to infrastructures, to cultural research. Recently, Jason is part of FUR [Future Urban Regions] and through it is researching/working with Tilburg Academie and the City of Eindhoven to envision how it can leverage 21st century water needs to form innovative urban spaces. Also, he is a contributor to uncube magazine - writing on ‘architecture and beyond’. Currently, Jason is the director of the Shenzhen Architecture Biennale’s educational program – the Aformal.Academy: RE:learning the City.
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Organized by the Institute of European Studies of Macau, the Department of Architecture and Design in the Faculty of Creative Industries at the University of Saint Joseph, the Politecnico di Milano, and Albergue SCM, the “Ephemerality” symposium gathers a select group of leading designers and educators from Asia, Europe, and America to discuss innovative ideas in temporary architecture, and crossovers with the fields of art and design.
Date
Saturday, 5 March 2016, 9:00–17:00
Venue
Speakers Hall
University of Saint Joseph
16 Rua de Londres
Macau
Organizers
Thomas Daniell (University of Saint Joseph, Macau)
Marco Imperadori (Politecnico di Milano, Italy)
José Luís de Sales Marques (Institute of European Studies of Macau)
Carlos Marreiros (Marreiros Architectural Atelier, Macau)
Supporters
A.C.E.
Albergue SCM
Institute of European Studies of Macau
Politecnico di Milano
University of Saint Joseph
Schedule
9:00 Doors open
9:30 Welcome
José Luís de Sales Marques (Institute of European Studies of Macau)
10:00–13:00 Session 1
Thomas Daniell (University of Saint Joseph, Macau)
Filippo Pagliani (PARK Associati, Italy)
Nuno Soares (Urban Practice, Macau)
João Ó and Rita Machado (Impromptu Projects, Macau)
Doreen Heng Liu (NODE Office)
Moderator: Carlos Marreiros (Marreiros Architectural Atelier, Macau)
13:00–14:00 Lunch break
14:00–17:00 Session 2
Marco Imperadori (Politecnico di Milano, Italy)
Thomas Tsang (DEHOW PROJECTS, Hong Kong)
Viviano Villarreal-Buerón (MASS OPERATIONS, Mexico)
Derrick To and Tsoi Wai-kuen (AJ-AR, Hong Kong)
Maki Onishi and Yuki Hyakuda (o+h, Japan)
Moderator: Álvaro Barbosa (University of Saint Joseph, Macau)
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Os docentes, funcionários e alunos da Universidade de São José recordam com gratidão o serviço dedicado do Cónego Luís Lei Xavier ao Instituto Interuniversitário de Macau e à USJ enquanto seu Administrador, e o seu apoio constante ao ensino superior católico na Região. Apresentamos as nossas sentidas condolências à Diocese e à família. Que o Senhor o tenha na sua Paz.
聖若瑟大學全體師生感念李順宗神父多年在高等校際學院及聖若瑟大學擔任總務長時提供之服務，並感謝他對本地區天主教高等教育之一貫支持。聖若瑟大學向李神父之家人及教區致以誠摰哀悼，願他在主內安息。
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After twelve years of collaboration in areas of mutual concern and interest, USJ and CPTTM House of Apparel Technology will add to their list the promotion and cooperation in a new Fashion Design bachelor programme offered byUSJ’s Faculty of Creative Industries.
The Agreement of Cooperation was signed by the Rector of USJ Prof. Peter Stilwell, the Director General of CPTTM Dr. Shuen Ka Hung, Prof. Álvaro Barbosa, Dean of Faculty of Creative Industries of USJ, and Ms. Teresa Mok, Deputy Director General of CPTTM."
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