Bruna Saadé Diniz came from the Master’s in Intercultural Studies for Business to collaborate on the editing and publishing of E-REI and the Centre for Intercultural Studies’ books. Of dual Portuguese and Brazilian nationality, Bruna has a degree in Foreign Languages and Cultures, with a focus on French and English, from the Escola Superior de...Read More
The Bolhão and Marquês routes of the StreetArtCEI project (www.streetartcei.com) have once again been updated with the results of the last few months of fieldwork. This update, based on the research carried out by intern Marco Douglas de Paula, a student on the Master’s in Intercultural Studies for Business, has added a total of 350...Read More
The Centre for Intercultural Studies invites the whole academic community to participate in the masterclass that will take place on 11 April at 6.30pm in Room 104. This session will feature two guests who will address relevant topics in the areas of heritage, tourism, academic networks and international development: 🔹 ‘Underwater Heritage for Tourism and...Read More
In the context of the ongoing cultural exchanges between China and Portugal, the Chinese writing competition ‘Hello, Chinese – Portugal’, organised by the Chinese Embassy in Portugal and supported by the Centre for International Language Cooperation of the Chinese Ministry of Education, attracted the participation of more than 20 educational institutions, receiving a total of...Read More
Maria is passionate about languages, travelling and culture. Although she spent two and a half years in Manchester, Porto has always been her home. Maria wants to become an interpreter and, who knows, one day work at the UN or an official European Union institution. Her experience at CEI was an important step along the...Read More
Anastasiia is 24 years old, from Ukraine and has been living in Portugal since 2017. A final year student in Translation Consultancy, she always knew she wanted to follow this path – a demanding one, but one that she embraces with dedication and passion. During her internship at the Centre for Intercultural Studies, she used...Read More
Following the publication of her article “Acadian heritage in French-Canadian museums as cultural and creative industries” in the E- Journal of Intercultural Studies No. 12, 2024 (here), the master student in Intercultural Studies for Business at ISCAP-P. PORTO Maria Manuela Oliveira da Silva, supervised by lecturer and researcher Sara Cerqueira Pascoal, was invited to present...Read More
See Gallery on Facebook On this past March 17, 2025, the students of the Chinese Language and Culture for Business II Curricular Unit of the Master’s Degree in Intercultural Studies for Business at ISCAP-P.PORTO gathered at Casa Comum to attend a public lecture given by the specialist in Chinese Studies from the University of Aveiro,...Read More
The Centre for Intercultural Studies (CEI) of ISCAP-P.PORTO has become a member of the Time Machine project (https://www.timemachine.eu/). The Time Machine aims to develop the “Big Data of the Past,” creating a digital information system that maps the social, cultural, and geographical evolution of Europe over time. This large-scale digitization and computing infrastructure enables Europe...Read More
Have you ever thought about the impact that research has on your life? In the Conversas Soltas podcast, we will explore the world of research through engaging conversations that reveal the creative process, inspirations and achievements of our guest researchers. Each episode will be a new conversation with a researcher, all of whom will reveal...Read More
