What does it really mean to be interculturally competent in today’s global world? Developed at the Centre for Intercultural Studies (CEI) at ISCAP–P.Porto, Intercultural Insights connects theory with lived experience through a series of sharp, thought-provoking micro-interviews. Grounded in the work of leading scholars such as Michael Byram and Darla Deardorff, the project brings together...Read More
Ana Margarida Silva, a researcher at the Center for Intercultural Studies (CEI) at ISCAP-P. PORTO and an alumna of the Master’s program in Intercultural Studies for Business, participated in the Training School “Pinching policymakers for revitalizing European mountainous regions,” part of COST Action CA21125 MARGISTAR—“A European forum for revitalization of marginalized mountain areas”—held at the...Read More
Filipe Buxcel is 21 years old, from Maia, and is finishing his bachelor’s degree in Business Communication. He is currently interning at CEI, where he is involved in the projects The Gender Web and StreetArt CEI. As part of his internship, he has been developing skills in the field of communication, with a special interest...Read More
Tec’N’Cool — a project that connects academic knowledge with contemporary culture through an open and stimulating dialogue — has just been significantly updated. Developed within a business school context, the platform curates a freely accessible database of films, TV series and books that explore key domains such as economics, environmental sustainability and law. This latest...Read More
A 23-year-old native of Aveiro, Francisca is a master’s student in Intercultural Studies for Business at ISCAP and is currently part of the CEI team as an intern. As part of her internship, she has been developing skills in the areas of communication and intercultural studies, actively contributing to the publication of E-REI, the E-Journal...Read More
The StreetartCEI virtual museum and route platform has just been updated, with a particular focus on four routes in Porto: Boavista, Dragão, Marquês and S. Bento. It also incorporates six new international archives: Norway, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Latvia, London and Ireland (with Cork documented by international student Marina Segarra). This update adds 418 new images, expanding...Read More
Gabriela is 21 years old, from Vila Nova de Gaia, and is finishing her degree in Consulting and Translation at ISCAP. She is currently doing her internship at CEI, working on the Tec’n’ Cool and StreetartCEI projects, where she has the opportunity to apply and develop her skills in research, communication, and organization. From an...Read More
Renata is 21 years old and has lived most of her life in Paris. In 2023, she returned to Portugal to study Consulting and Translation at ISCAP, and joined CEI to be part of the E-REI editorial team! Her international experience has sparked a strong interest in cultural diversity and the importance of keeping an...Read More
Catarina Silva is one of CEI’s new interns and has been actively collaborating in the management of the social media accounts for the Master’s in Intercultural Studies for Business and the CEI StreetArt project. With dedication and a sense of responsibility, she has been an essential part of boosting our digital communication. Passionate about music...Read More
Enrico Cardaretti, originally from Rio de Janeiro, returns to the Center for Intercultural Studies a year later to complete his final internship for his degree in Creativity and Business Innovation at ISCAP, this time focusing on research and gender issues. In this second round, Enrico brings with him increased maturity and an even more attentive...Read More
