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Table of Contents Welcome to USJ – International Summer School ...... 3 International Summer School 2014 ...... 4 Academic Module ...... 4 Academic Instructors ...... 5 Alvaro Barbosa ...... 5 Ricardo Rato ...... 5 Language and Culture Component ...... 6 Portuguese Department ...... 6 Language Instructors ...... 7 Vera Borges ...... 7 Ana Cristina Neves ...... 7 Application Procedures: ...... 8 I. Admission Requirements ...... 8 II. Application Procedures ...... 8 III. Fees ...... 8 IV. Transcript ...... 9 V. Facilities ...... 9 VI. Further Information ...... 9 Visa & Accommodation ...... 10 Application of Visa ...... 10 Accommodation ...... 10 Insurance ...... 10 Events and Social Activities ...... 11 Macau Heritage Sites ...... 11 Other points of interest ...... 13 Hong Kong Sites ...... 14 Sites ...... 15 Useful information: ...... 17 Event Calendar ...... 18

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Welcome to USJ – International Summer School

Each year, we offer a combination of academic and language courses for students offered by the University of Saint Joseph. All students attending these courses will be given a transcript after the completion of the required components of the course. It is up to the students to obtain the recognition of these credits from their home institutions. Apart from the academic courses, an interesting cultural activity programme is also included in this International Summer School. So take advantage of this programme and take a course in Macau this summer.

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International Summer School 2014

Academic Module

Systematic Creativity for Business Innovation – 30 hours

A culture of systematic creativity and innovation is essential in the development of products and services, based on Innovation. It is contemporarily acknowledged as a competitive advantage to a wide range of activities and organizations as a way to increase performance, productivity and Business. This workshop introduces concepts and theories to foster creativity and Innovation in the context of Business Development. Following a multidisciplinary approach, known as Design Thinking, participants will use a set of tools and methods to promote innovation through the combination of multiple experiences and perspectives.

The workshop addresses Systematic Creativity as a: • Practice to foster innovation • Human centred process • Solution based problem-solving tool • Way of improving existing products or conditions • Mean of dealing with complex social and cultural problems • Holistic and interdisciplinary endeavor • Method do develop a business plan • Practical approach to communicate and present ideas effectively

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Academic Instructors Alvaro Barbosa

Álvaro Barbosa (Angola 1970) is an Associate Professor and Dean of Faculty of Creative Industries at University of Saint Joseph (USJ) in Macau SAR, China. Prior to this position, He was the acting director of the Sound and Image Department at the School of Arts from the Portuguese Catholic University (UCP-Porto) until September 2012, co-founding in 2004 the Research Center for Science and Technology of the Arts (CITAR), in 2009 the Creative Business Incubator ARTSpin and in 2011 the Digital Creativity Center (CCD). He also promoted several new innovative curricula such as the PhD Program in Science and Technology of the Arts, the Master Program in Creative Industries Management and the Post-Graduation Degrees in Photography and Digital Design. Holding a PhD degree in Computer Science and Digital Communication from Pompeu Fabra University in and a Graduate Degree in Electronics and Telecommunications Engineering from Aveiro University in , his academic activity is mainly focused on the field of Design foir Audio and Music Technology, in which he worked for five years as an Resident Researcher at the Barcelona Music Technology Group (MTG). His recent R&D work, on experimental Network Music and Interactive Sound-Design Systems, was largely fostered in 2010 during a Post-Doctoral Research Position at Stanford University in the Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA). His projects, in collaboration with other artists and researchers, have been extensively presented and performed internationally, with special emphasis in Sound and Music Design pieces, Collaborative Interactive Installations, Live Electronic Music, Computer Animation short-film, Design Thinking and Systematic Creativity. Ricardo Rato

Ricardo Rato has worked at the University of Saint Joseph since 2008. First as a Visiting Lecturer in the Faculty of Business, Government and Social Work, then as a full-time Senior Lecturer and, since 2011, as Registrar. Ricardo completed his PhD in Business Administration at USJ in 2013. His main research area is wellbeing at work, an area where he has published in several peer-reviewed publications. Before working in academia, Ricardo had worked in a leading Duty Free company and in the Human Resources sector, as a founding partner of one of the first Recruitment firms in Macau. Over the years, Ricardo has also worked as a consultant for companies in the education, publishing, utility, gaming, transports and consumer product sectors in Macau and Hong Kong. From 2010 to 2012, Ricardo was also the President of the Fiscal Committee of naTera, a local NGO with operations in Macau and East Timor.

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Language and Culture Component

Portuguese Language and Culture – 30 hours The offered course will deepen student’s and culture based on the guidelines of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. It will primarily allow holders of proficiency level A1 to proceed in learning the language and getting to know some of the specifics of the Portuguese culture. This last point will be achieved with the use of texts by Portuguese authors, contact with some popular traditions present in the study of proverbs and idioms, as well as the introduction of brief records on geographic, and cultural stories of Portugal. (Corresponds to A1 to A2 of CEF Framework)

• Understand and interpret texts written in common language. • Make hypothesis/wishes and describe unreal situations. • Know how to speak of actions that began/repeated in the past and are still happening. • Request/give authorization, advices and/or making suggestions. • Expose an idea, orally or written, assessing its pros and cons. • Argue in favour or against. • Write a synopsis; Write an informal letter.

Portuguese Department

The Portuguese Department of USJ is consists of all native speakers from Portugal. This team is also responsible for all Portuguese teaching and training within the university and the Portuguese Teaching Community in Macau. The Department Head, Professor Vera Borges and Prof. Ana Cristina is also spearheading the CAPLE Exam which is the international recognized standard for Portuguese as a second language.

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Language Instructors

Vera Borges

Vera Borges is currently Coordinator of the Portuguese Department and Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Humanities. She was born in Portugal. She got her first degree in Modern Literatures and Languages (French and Portuguese Studies) and her Master's degree in Portuguese Literature at the University of Lisbon. She completed her PhD on The Concept of Pure Poetry: Cinatti, Sophia de Mello Breyner and Eugénio de Andrade, also at the Lisbon University. She began lecturing at the mentioned University, first at the undergraduate level, lecturing courses such as Studies on Rhetoric, Poetics, Portuguese Language, and Portuguese Literature (XVI-XVII) and then, in 1999, she started to lecture courses at Master level, such as Portuguese Classical and Contemporary Literature, and Studies on Gender and Poetics. In 2002 Vera interrupted her academic career to found an art school in a small village, where, from 2002 to 2012, she held a broad range of positions including curriculum coordinator and arts teacher. Her tasks included PYP and MYP tutoring, as well as teaching various subjects, namely Drama, French Language, Poetic Speech, Creative Writing and Citizenship Education.

Ana Cristina Neves

Ana Cristina V. Neves completed her bachelor's in Modern Languages and Literatures at New University of Lisbon in 1995. She has accumulated teaching experience of three different languages in three different continents: Portuguese, English and German in Africa, Europe and Asia, from the primary to the tertiary level. She collaborated as a translator in tourism and legal fields and cultural mediator in the educational domain in the German speaking countries. She completed her MA in Translation at the Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz in Germany. In 2004/5 she received a grant from the Credit Institute of the University of Zurich to study for a PhD in Linguistics. Between 2006/7 she collaborated in the Swiss National research programme Sprachenvielfalt und Sprachkompetenz in der Schweiz (Linguistic Variety and Competence in Switzerland) carried out by the Institut für Bildungsevaluation an der Universität Zürich (IBE). She has been working as an Assistant Professor at USJ since February 2010 and took on the position as coordinator of Studies in Linguistics, Languages and Literatures during 2010-2012.

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Application Procedures:

THE UNIVERSITY OF SAINT JOSEPH - MACAU SUMMER PROGRAMME 2014

GENERAL NOTES FOR APPLICANTS

The USJ Summer School is designed for:

Local or Overseas universities undergraduate

The USJ Summer School includes three components:

1. Academic component, 2. Language Component 3. Cultural Activities

I. Admission Requirements

An applicant should be current university students and meet the minimum university English language requirements to the satisfaction of the Head of the Department concerned.

II. Application Procedures

Application guidelines can be downloaded from the USJ Summer School website. Please read ‘Guidelines to Complete Online Application’ for details.

III. Fees

Application and Tuition Fee

• USD $ 65 (MOP$500) (non-refundable) • USD $ 2,550 (MOP $ 19,890.00) • Total amount of USD 2,615

(Tuition, Accommodations at the USJ dormitory, Cultural Activities)

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Deadline for remitting the total amount of USD 2,615 is June 23rd 2014. Please do fill in the application and submit to the Lifelong Learning Office as soon as possible so that we can confirm the launch of the Summer School by June 30th 2014.

Fees should be transferred to the following account. USJ reserves the right not the launch the Summer School. All application fees to the programme are non-refundable, tuition fees will be remitted if course does not launch.

ACCOUNT HOLDER: UNIVERSITY OF SAINT JOSEPH BANK AC # 3940011213 SWIFT CODE CMACMOMXXXX BANK NAME: BANCO COMERCIAL DE MACAU S.A. BANK BRANCH: MACAO (MO) ADDRESS: AVENIDA DA PRAIA GRANDE 572 LOCATION: Macau SWIFT CODE CMACMOMXXXX BANK NAME: BANCO COMERCIAL DE MACAU S.A. BANK BRANCH: MACAO (MO) ADDRESS: AVENIDA DA PRAIA GRANDE 572 LOCATION: Macau

IV. Transcript

Students can apply for an official transcript to be sent directly to their home institution.

V. Facilities

International Summer Students are provided accommodations in the central area of Macau, walking distance from the USJ Seminary Campus. The facility provided is individual bedrooms with shared (2~3 students) bathroom, kitchen and living room.

VI. Further Information

If further information is need, please contact: 9 International Summer School -2014

International Summer School Team

Ms. Silvia Isabel Mohr University of Saint Joseph – Lifelong Learning Office Rua de Londres, No. 16, Nape, Macau SAR Tel: +853 87964427 Email: [email protected]

Visa & Accommodation

Application of Visa

1. For details of application procedures for a tourist visa:

a) Macau, please go to the following website: http://www.fsm.gov.mo/psp/eng/AfMV.html

b) To Hong Kong please go tot the following website: http://www.immd.gov.hk/en/services/hk-visas/visit-transit/visit-visa-entry-permit.html

c) To China, please go to the following website: http://www.chinese-embassy.org.uk/eng/visa/qzxz/

Accommodation

1. Accommodation is available for non-local participants. 2. Successful candidates who have accepted the programme in the online application system will receive a Notice of Admission package that includes the offer letter, accommodation application form and payment instruction. Insurance

In addition to your personal insurance, all incoming students are Required to buy “Comprehensive Medical Insurance Plan.

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occurring during international travel and sojourns, as well as repatriation to your home country in case of medical emergency.

Note: If you have an allergic condition, it would be wise to bring your medication with you, also a doctor’s prescription for additional medication if required.

Events and Social Activities

Useful information: 2014 Cultural & Social Activities

To enhance your experience at USJ, the Lifelong Learning Office has prepared a number of cultural and social activities for you. As these events are specially designed to improve your understanding of Macau’s culture and history, you are strongly recommended to join some of the activities listed below.

Macau Heritage Sites

• A-Ma Temple A-Ma Temple already existed before the city of Macau came into being. It consists of the Gate Pavilion, the Memorial Arch, the Prayer Hall, the Hall of Benevolence, the Hall of Guanyin, and Zhengjiao Chanlin (a Buddhist pavilion). The variety of pavilions dedicated to the worship of different deities in a single complex make A-Ma Temple an exemplary representation of Chinese culture inspired by Confucianism, Taoism, Buddhism and multiple folk beliefs.

• St. Joseph Seminary and Church Established in 1728, the old Seminary, together with St. Paul's College, was the principal base for the missionary work implemented in China, Japan and around the region. St. Joseph's Seminary taught an academic curriculum equivalent to that of a university and in 1800 the Portuguese Queen Dona Maria I conferred on it the royal title of "House of the Mission Congregation". Adjacent to the Seminary is St. Joseph's Church, built in 1758, an exemplary model of baroque architecture in China, as noted in UNESCO's 2001 publication Atlas mundial de la arquitectura barroca.

• Leal Senado’ Building Originally built in 1784, this was Macau's first municipal chamber, a function it maintains to the present. The name "Leal Senado" ("Loyal Senate") derives from the title "City of Our Name of God Macau, There is None More Loyal" which was bestowed by Portuguese King Dom John IV in 1654. The "Leal Senado" Building is neo-classical in design and has retained all its original master walls and primary layout, including the courtyard garden in the back. Inside the building on the first floor there is a ceremonial meeting room that opens onto an elaborate carved library styled after the library of Mafra Convent in Portugal, and a small chapel.

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• Lilau Square The ground water of Lilau used to be the main source of natural spring water in Macau. The Portuguese popular phrase: "One who drinks from Lilau never forgets Macau" expresses the locals' nostalgic attachment to Lilau Square. This area corresponds to one of the first Portuguese residential quarters in Macau.

• Mandarin’s House Built before 1869, this was the traditional Chinese residential compound home of prominent Chinese literary figure Zheng Guanying. It is a traditional Chinese compound consisting of several courtyard houses, displaying a mix of Chinese and Western detailing, such as the use of grey bricks against arched ornamentations and Chinese timber lattice windows against mother- of-pearl window panels of Indian origin.

• Established by the first Bishop of Macau in 1569, this institution was modelled after one of the most prominent and oldest charitable organizations in Portugal, and was responsible for founding in Macau the first western-style medical clinic and several other social welfare structures that still function to this day. The building is neo-classical in the overall architectural treatment, but also depicts traces of mannerist influence.

• Moorish Barracks Built in 1874, this building was constructed to accommodate an Indian regiment from Goa appointed to reinforce Macau's police force. Now it serves as the headquarters of the Maritime Administration. The Moorish Barracks is a distinctly neo-classical building integrating architectural elements of Moghul influence.

• St. Lawrence’s Church Built by the Jesuits in the mid-16th century, this is one of the three oldest churches in Macau. Its present appearance and scale was acquired in 1846. Situated on the southern coastline of Macau overlooking the sea, families of Portuguese sailors used to gather on the front steps of the church to pray and wait for their return, hence it was given the name: Feng Shun Tang (Hall of the Soothing Winds). The neighbourhood where the church is located used to be fairly wealthy, thus explaining the building's scale and wealth of architectural treatment. It is a neo- classical structure, with subtle Baroque decorative inspirations.

• Senado Square has been Macau's urban centre for centuries, and is still the most popular venue for public events and celebrations today. Located close to the former Senate building, Sam Kai Vui Kun ( Kuan Tai Temple ) is also a reminder of the active participation of the local Chinese community in general civic affairs, providing a clear example of the multicultural dimension of the Macao community. The square is surrounded by pastel coloured neo-classical buildings, creating a consistent and harmonious Mediterranean atmosphere.

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Built in 1860 as the first western-style theatre in China with a seating capacity of 300, this has survived as a highly significant cultural landmark in the context of the local Macanese community and remains a venue for important public events and celebrations.

• This house was built in 1770 and was originally the residence of a wealthy Portuguese merchant, Manuel Pereira. At a later period it was rented out to the East India Company. Nowadays the property is the headquarters of the Oriental Foundation.

• Protestant Cemetery This site provides an insight into Macau's diverse community profile. Located close to the Casa Garden, the Protestant Cemetery provides a comprehensive record of the earliest Protestant community of Macau. Together with the site, the chapel was built in 1821, which is now referred to as "the Morrison Chapel" in honour of Robert Morrison (1782-1834). George Chinnery (1774-1852) an important British China-trade artist is also buried at the site, alongside various other prominent figures of the time, including several officials from the East India Company, and Protestants from the United States and Britain.

• Ruins of St. Paul’s The Ruins of St. Paul's refer to the facade of what was originally the Church of Mater Dei built in 1602-1640, destroyed by fire in 1835, and the ruins of St. Paul's College, which stood adjacent to the Church. As a whole, the old Church of Mater Dei, St. Paul's College and Mount Fortress were all Jesuit constructions and formed what can be perceived as the Macau's "acropolis". Close by, the archaeological remains of the old College of St. Paul stand witness to what was the first western-style university in the Far East, with an elaborate academic programme. Nowadays, the facade of the Ruins of St. Paul's functions symbolically as an altar to the city.

Other points of interest

• Chapel of Our lady of Penha The first chapel was founded in 1622 by the crew and passengers of a ship which had narrowly escaped capture by the Dutch. The chapel served as appoint of pilgrimage for sailors embarking on a hazardous voyage.

• Macau Giant Panda Pavilion The pavilion comprises two 330m2 indoor activity quarters and a 600m2 outdoor yard for the inhabitation of the giant pandas and a 900m2 indoor exhibit area. Two viewing paths of different elevations align along the front edge of the fan-layout indoor activity area, accessible to two streams of visitors. Internal facilities include a logistic centre with panda dens, bamboo-washing and storage quarters, feed preparation room, feed warehouse

• Macau Museum

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The Macau Museum is located in the Mount Fortress, which was built by the Jesuits in the early 17th century. For a long time, the Fortress was the city's principal military defence structure where public access was restricted. In 1965 this Fortress was converted into the Meteorological Services and later opened to the public. Built on top of the Mount Hill, the Mount Fortress offers a panoramic view of the city. On its west is the Ruins of St. Paul's. On 15th July 2005, the Historic Centre of Macao was officially listed as UNESCO World Cultural Heritage. The Mount Fortress and the Ruins of St. Paul's are significant historical monuments of the Centre.

• Wine Museum This 1400 square-metre space is divided into a number of areas (Historical information/Wine Cellar/Museum and Exhibitions), using maps, texts, photos, tiles and videos, among other things to relate the history of wine. The aim of each section is not only to provide information regarding wine and grapevines, but also to recreate the atmosphere of the production of wine, showing the visitor the modern and traditional tools connected to wine production

• Grand Prix Museum Opened 1993 to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Macau Grand Prix, which features a number of automobile and motorbike races and takes place every year in November. It started in 1954 due to the enthusiasm of a group of Macau residents and the support of the authorities. Today it is an international sports event that attracts thousands of tourists and racing enthusiasts to Macau, to watch the classic "Guia Race" and the "Formula 3 Grand Prix". As it takes place on a street circuit, which inevitably leads to a comparison with Monte Carlo, the Macau Grand Prix has been developing into a race that, due to the exactness and the need for precision which it imposes on the drivers, has had the participation of great names of the motor racing participating and which has also served as a launching platform for many other names, the visitor will certainly recognise while visiting the Grand Prix Museum.

• Macau Tower Convention & Entertainment Centre Opened on 19th December, 2001, Macau Tower is 338 metres in height. It is an elegant construction offering magnificent panoramic views all over Macau and much of the Delta from its observation deck and revolving restaurant, at the 223-metre level. There is the opportunity to walk around the outside of the tower, for instance "Skywalk X". Besides the tower, there are a 4-floor Convention and Entertainment Centre, restaurants, cinema, a 2-level basement and an outdoor plaza.

• General Portuguese Consulate in Macau • Casa de Portugal in Macau

Hong Kong Sites

• 1881 Heritage A visit to 1881 Heritage will transport you to Victorian-era Hong Kong. From the 1880s to 1996, this was the headquarters of the Hong Kong Marine Police. Several buildings and artefacts of 14 International Summer School -2014

historical interest have been preserved and restored, and the site now features a shopping mall, a heritage hotel, and an exhibition hall. In a city that preserves its traditions while looking firmly to the future, 1881 Heritage fittingly combines historical attractions with more contemporary pursuit.

• Tsim Sha Tsui Harbor Starting at the colonial-era Clock Tower and stretching all the way to Hung Hom, a stroll along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade takes one past the Hong Kong Cultural Centre, the Hong Kong Space Museum, the Hong Kong Museum of Art and Avenue of Stars. But like most of the love birds and shutterbugs on the promenade, your gaze will be drawn south to the dramatic topographical and architectural spectacle that is the Hong Kong Island skyline towering over the busy waters of Victoria Harbour.

• The Peak The Peak, Hong Kong's most popular attraction is more than just stunning vistas or great shopping and dining. It's an amazing collection of unique must-visit attractions, providing you with a diverse fun-filled experience of Hong Kong's living culture. Getting to the Peak by the Peak Tram is an unforgettable experience. One of the world's oldest and most famous funicular railways, the tram rises to 396 metres (about 1,300 feet) above sea level. It is so steep that the buildings you pass look like they are leaning a gradient of between 4 to 27 degrees! Whether you are going up or coming down, you will love this trip. China Sites

• Cultural heritage - South Campus Sun Yat-sen University

• Traditional activation - Gloria Concept 225 Club (Beijing Road) In 2009, Gloria 225 traditional architecture adapted from the old arcade activation, turned over to the beauty of the moment, so that it quickly became fashionable tourist landmarks。

• Traditional activation - Gloria Concept 225 Club (Beijing Road) In 2009, Gloria 225 traditional architecture adapted from the old arcade activation, turned over to the beauty of the moment, so that it quickly became fashionable tourist landmarks。

• Bustling night market - Beijing Road Beijing Road, Guangzhou City, a set of cultural, entertainment and business in one of the streets of Guangzhou City ever bustling commercial center, the average daily flow of about 350,000 people.

• eight treasures Hall Eight and Hall Guangzhou historical and cultural buildings, a hundred years is the sector colleagues forge ahead in unity bases.

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• - Henning Road This is the most complete and longest arcade street in Guangzhou, on both sides of the street contiguous West off big house, bamboo house, notably Thailand and buildings, Artists Association, the ancestral home of Bruce Lee, the former residence of Zhan Tianyou, the former residence of Zhang live tour, Jinsheng cinemas, Baoqing Pawn, Luanyu tang.

• Urban renewal - Located off the West hinterland, adjacent to the Pearl River, bringing together a number of celebrities, famous gardens displace, West Customs House, Miss West, West off five treasures, off the West cuisine and Cantonese Opera Lingnan Guangfu culture and customs and cultural resources, "Little Qinhuai", "Lingnan the first attraction reputation”.

• West off food - Pan River Restaurant Pan River Restaurant is the largest garden restaurant, located in the west of of Guangzhou Pan Tong. "Old."

• Downtown Guangzhou, located in the new central axis line, the city's largest public square. Distance, an important landmark in Guangzhou - Guangzhou Tower

• Guangdong Provincial Museum Guangdong Province is currently the largest comprehensive museum, permanent exhibition: history and culture on display in Guangdong, the Guangdong Provincial Natural Resources exhibitions, art exhibitions Duan, Chaozhou woodcarving art exhibition.

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Useful information:

The University of Saint Joseph Visitors Information: http://www.usj.edu.mo/?main

Macau Tourism Info: http://portal.gov.mo/web/guest/tourist

Bus Journey Routes: http://www.cityguide.gov.mo/main.htm#e/landtransport

Leisure and Cultural Services Department: http://portal.gov.mo/web/guest/citizen/catpage?catid=52

Macau weather information: http://www.accuweather.com/en/mo/macau/60090/july-weather/60090

Hospitals and Clinics:

Hospital Centre S. Januário (Government) Address: Estrada do Visconde de S. Januário Enquiries: (853) 2831 3731 (Provides 24-hour emergency services)

Island Emergency Station of Hospital Centre S. Januário (Government) Address: Block H (next to University Hospital),

Macau University of Science and Technology, Avenida Wai Long, Enquiries: (853) 2899 2230 (Provides 24-hour emergency services)

Kiang Wu Hospital (Private) Address: Estrada Coelho do Amaral Enquiries: (853) 2837 1333 (Provides 24-hour emergency services)

University Hospital (Private) Address: Block H, Macau University of Science and Technology, Avenida Wai Long, Taipa Enquiries: (853) 2882 1838 17 International Summer School -2014

Event Calendar

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