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23RD LUSOPHONE FESTIVAL (16-18/10/2020)
It is with great pleasure to inform you that this year’s edition of the Lusophone Festival (Festival da Lusofonia) will take place from October 16 to 18, 2020 at the Taipa Houses Museum. You may refer to the PROGRAMME for detailed information. Hope to see you there!
The Plan to Cerificate the Masters of Chinese History and Culture of 2020 Successfully Completed
Plan to Certificate the Masters of Chinese History and Culture of 2020 successfully completed To improve the ability of primary and secondary teachers in disseminating Chinese history and culture and cultivate the teachers in this discipline, the Centre for Chinese History and Culture and Education and Youth Affairs Bureau, Macao have jointly offered the third "Plan to Certificate the Masters of Chinese History and Culture". The series of courses were completed
UM Confucius Institute launches a new Chinese characters online course
UM Confucius Institute launches a new Chinese characters online course After four months of preparation and refinement, the Confucius Institute of the University of Macau will officially launch a new Chinese characters online course in September 2020. At the beginning of this year, the Confucius Institute began to collect feedback from students on their learning needs. After analyzing their feedback, it is apparent that more than 40% of students would like to
UM releases results of survey on Macao students’ knowledge of Chinese history and culture
UM releases results of survey on Macao students’ knowledge of Chinese history and culture The University of Macau (UM) Centre for Chinese History and Culture today (23 September) held an event to release the results of the 2019 Chinese History and Culture Cognition Index Survey for Primary and Secondary School Students in Macao. A total of 1,391 students from 14 schools were surveyed on their knowledge of the history and
UM exhibits anti-epidemic poems, calligraphy and paintings
UM exhibits anti-epidemic poems, calligraphy and paintings An exhibition titled ‘In Memory of Spring: Anti-epidemic Poems, Calligraphy and Paintings’ has kicked off in the Cultural Building of the University of Macau (UM). Jointly organised by UM’s Centre for Chinese History and Culture and the Macao Base for Primary & Secondary Education in Humanities & Social Sciences, the event exhibits poems, paintings and calligraphic works created by UM faculty, students and
UM Confucius Institute launches the “Culture Corner”
The Confucius Institute of the University of Macau is pleased to announce the launch of the “Culture Corner”. Students from the Institute originate from different countries and ethnic groups, and it is important for them to understand the Chinese culture behind the language that they are learning. Articles will be posted on the “Culture Corner” on a monthly basis to share interesting cultural facts and stories, and you are