Some thoughts on academic publishing and the books by the Centre for Intercultural Studies in the article “The university press that isn’t a university press” by John Peters at the No Shelf Required online magazine: http://www.noshelfrequired.com/the-university-press-that-isnt-a-university-press/Read More
In the scope of the ERASMUS+ KA3 Augmented Assessment project, the CEI team participated in the Master Training Event which took place between 31 August and 2 September at the premises of the Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona. This 3-day session brought together the international partners and science and mathematics teachers from Portugal, Spain, Cyprus,...Read More
The ENDING project – “ICT & Early School Leaving. Developing a New Methodology to Empower Children in Digital WellbeIng and Critical ThiNkinG”, which CEI is part of, was highlighted on the European platform Better Internet for Kids. The resources created in the scope of the ENDING project – the Guide for Teachers and the Guide...Read More
The StreetArtCEI Project Website was updated, once again, with the results of the last months of research and fieldwork. This update brought the project 268 new images and 24 new Points of Interest (POIs) in all routes and also completed the Maia Route with 3 new iconic POIs. It is now possible to access the...Read More
Maria Manuel Baptista and Fred Dervin in the Advisory Board of the Centre for Intercultural Studies. These researchers from the Department of Languages and Cultures of the University of Aveiro, and the Faculty of Educational Sciences of the University of Helsinki in Finland, complete the already prestigious Scientific Advisory Board team and complement CEI with...Read More
The research and projects of the Centre for Intercultural Studies, as well as the activities of the MA in Intercultural Studies for Business, were the subject of the conference “Researching and Teaching Interculturality in Higher Education: Highlights from a journey between science and business”, delivered on 18 July by Clara Sarmento, Professor and Director of...Read More
In order to motivate students of ISCAP-P.PORTO to the practice of scientific research and to strengthen their connection to the institution, the Centre for Intercultural Studies (CEI) of ISCAP-P.PORTO established the CEI – DALILA LOPES AWARD for the best Dissertation/Project/Report of every Masters’ Degree of ISCAP-P.PORTO in the area of Intercultural Studies. The CEI –...Read More
Junior Researcher, Ana Margarida, publishes article “Changing Perspectives: The Role of Creative Industries in Social Innovation Projects to Empower Local Communities” in the Lusophone Journal of Cultural Studies Ana Margarida Silva, Junior Researcher at the Center for Intercultural Studies and Graduate in the MA in Intercultural Studies for Business, has just published the article “Changing...Read More
Slava Baranovskiy, entrepreneur and founder of Eligent Club and CEO of the technology development company Eligent, joins the research team at the Centre for Intercultural Studies. He is currently working on the expansion of Eligent Club and Accelerator across Europe, technology related projects and his book “How to build a tech start-up: from concept to...Read More
https://www.pea.iscap.ipp.pt/programas/pos-graduacoes-executivas-1/mediacao-intercultural-1 Applications open until 21 September. More information at: https://www.iscap.ipp.pt/destaques-1/divisao-academica/candidaturas-a-cursos-da-porto-executive-academy The main objective of this postgraduate course is to provide comprehensive and multidisciplinary training in the area of intercultural mediation, given that the intervention of intercultural mediators in Portugal is increasingly frequent and relevant, both in the reception and care of migrants in public services...Read More
