Global Vision
Collaborative resource sharing, Publication exchanges, Interlibrary loan, and Collaborative projects.
Affilations
Partnerships
Donors
Affiliations
2014 | MALA
MALA – Macau Academic Libraries Alliance
The Tertiary Education Services Office of Macao Government (GAES), with the Macao Library & Information Management Association, proposed an alliance among nine higher education institution libraries in Macau to enhance cooperation, share resources, and create an effective communication platform for cost-effective library acquisitions, resource development, inter-library loans, and administrative expenses.
2021 | ABAMACHINA
Aliança Bibliotecária Académica para Recursos em Língua Portuguesa entre a Região Administrativa Especial de Macau e o Interior da China
澳門特別行政區與內地學術圖書館葡語資源聯盟
A fim de fortalecer os laços entre as bibliotecas académicas da Região Administrativa Especial de Macau e as do Interior da China, foi criada a Aliança Bibliotecária Académica para Recursos em Língua Portuguesa entre a Região Administrativa Especial de Macau e o Interior da China, com o propósito de promover a cooperação especializada e a partilha de recursos a nível inter-bibliotecário.
To strengthen ties between academic libraries in the Macao Special Administrative Region and Mainland China, the Academic Library Alliance for Portuguese Language Resources was created. This alliance promotes specialized cooperation and resource sharing at the inter-library level.
2021 | ABAMAPLP
Aliança Bibliotecária Académica entre a Região Administrativa Especial de Macau (China) e os Países de Língua Portuguesa
中國澳門特別行政區與葡語國家學術圖書館聯盟
A fim de fortalecer os laços entre as bibliotecas académicas da Região Administrativa Especial de Macau (China) e dos países de língua portuguesa, a Universidade de Macau propõe o estabelecimento da “Aliança Bibliotecária Académica entre a Região Administrativa Especial de Macau (China) e os Países de Língua Portuguesa”, com o propósito de promover a cooperação especializada e a partilha mútua de recursos.
To strengthen ties between academic libraries in the Macao Special Administrative Region (China) and Portuguese-speaking countries, the University of Macau proposes establishing the “Academic Library Alliance between the Macao Special Administrative Region (China) and Portuguese-speaking Countries.” The aim is to promote specialized cooperation and mutual resource sharing.
2016 | GHMULA
Guangdong, Hong-Kong, Macau University Library Alliance
粵港澳高校圖書館聯盟
To support and follow the “One-hour Academic Circle” proposed by the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau University Alliance in November 2016, the University of Macau Library, agreed with by the Sun Yat-sen University Library in Guangzhou and the Chinese University of Hong Kong Library, had initiated to establish the “Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau University Library Alliance”, ushering in the birth of a “One-hour Library Circle”. Other university libraries in the three regions will be invited to join the Alliance. The purpose of the Alliance is to facilitate the three regions in their move towards the knowledge-based economy era, to deepen academic exchanges and research cooperation among them, to promote the cooperation among the major university libraries, and to provide support to the development of the Greater Bay Area in Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macau.
Membership
IFLA
International Federation of Library Associations
The International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions is the leading international body representing the interests of people who rely on libraries and information professionals.
IATUL
International Association of University Libraries
The International Association of Technological University Libraries was founded in Düsseldorf, Germany in May 1955, as an international forum for the exchange of ideas relevant to librarianship in technological universities throughout the world.
APBAD
Associação Portuguesa de Bibliotecários, Arquivistas e Documentalistas
Founded in 1973 is the Portuguese association devoted to the development of information science-related professionals and to promote the social role of libraries and archives.
MLIMA
Macau Library and Information Management Association
Aims to coordinate technical and policy transitions, train professionals, provide information, facilitate exchanges and cooperation, strengthen international links, promote the importance of libraries, develop Macao’s library services, raise the professional status of library personnel, and formulate library regulations and standards.
Donor List
Adelson Family Foundation
On August 23, 2017, the devastating typhoon Hato hit Macau leaving an unprecedented trail of destruction. The impact on USJ’s brand new Ilha Verde Campus, just when it was about to open, was very severe. It demonstrated, among other things, that the basement initially allocated to the Library for its deposit was too vulnerable, and that a completely new design was required. Long-term, the USJ Library had been planning to house up to 60,000 volumes: 30,000 permanently accessible in the main reading rooms, and 30,000 less used items in 1,500 meters of shelf space in the basement. After Hato, however, the best solution to compensate for the lost space was to allocate deposit space on the second floor of the Library, use a compact shelf system for the deposit, increase investment in electronic resources, and add a multipurpose room for meetings and library activities. This expensive task, initially thought of as a long-term project, was unexpectedly made possible by the timely and generous support of The Adelson Family Foundation, who spontaneously sought us out days after the Hato disaster, to see how they could help.
Book donation
Georgetown University to USJ Library
The USJ Library would like to express its deepest gratitude to Georgetown University (Washington D.C., USA) for the generous offer of more than 20,000 books related to several areas of philosophy, religious studies, humanities and more. These titles are of great importance for our students and they will greatly enrich our collection.
Find the book list in the library.
Saint John Seminary to USJ Library
The USJ Library would like to express its deepest gratitude to St John Seminary (Wonersh, UK), a seminary established in 1891 and closed in mid-2021. Entire library with over 25,000 books had been delivered to Macao on May 2022. The integration of these valuable titles make a significant expansion to USJ Library, particularly the area of philosophy, religious studies, literature and history and more.
Find the book list in the library.
“Theological Studies” book donation to USJ Library
The USJ Library would like to express its deepest gratitude to Theological Studies Journal (USA) for the generous offer of more than 600 books related to several areas of theological studies. These titles are of great importance for our students and they will greatly enrich our collection.
Theological Studies is a quarterly journal of theology, published under the auspices of the Jesuits in the USA. It has been in continuous publication since 1940.
Founded and sponsored by the Society of Jesus in the United States of America, Theological Studies is a Catholic scholarly journal that serves the Church and its mission by promoting a deeper understanding of the Christian faith through the publication of research in theological disciples. Through refereed articles and reviews of noteworthy books, the journal aims to recover and to help make accessible the riches of the theological tradition, and to present significant developments in current theology. It is published quarterly in English for an international readership.
Located at Marquette University, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, TS is under the general editorship of David G. Schultenover, SJ, in concert with its editorial consultants. Its book review editor is R. Daniel Kendall, S.J., of the University of San Francisco.
Mr. Lucas Lo to USJ Library
We are delighted and deeply grateful for the recent generous donation made by Mr. Lucas Lo towards our library’s book purchase budget. This contribution will significantly enhance our collection, providing students, faculty, and researchers with access to a wider range of resources that support learning, teaching, and research excellence.
Mr. Lo’s generosity reflects a profound commitment to education and underscores the importance of fostering an environment where knowledge can flourish. His support enables us to continue expanding our offerings and ensuring that our library remains a vibrant hub for intellectual discovery and academic achievement.
On behalf of the entire University of Saint Joseph community, we extend our heartfelt thanks to Mr. Lucas Lo for his invaluable support. We look forward to honouring his contribution as we incorporate new materials into our collection that will benefit countless members of our academic family now and in the future.
已故學者蕭宏恩教授藏書 The Personal Collection of late Prof. Hung-En Hsiao, Joseph
聖若瑟大學有幸獲贈已故學者蕭宏恩教授的私人書藏。蕭宏恩教授為輔仁大學哲學博士，專長於研究醫學人文、生命倫理、生死學、儒學、墨學及士林哲學等多個領域。
蕭教授曾任臺灣中山醫學大學通識教育中心專任教授及 臺灣輔仁大學醫學院心理復健學系專任副教授。亦曾出任教育部顧問室醫學人文教育核團隊(MEH）成員、財團法人高等教育評鑑基金會醫學院評鑑委員會（TMAC）推薦 人才庫房視委會、及中華民國學校衛生護理學會＜學校衛生護理期刊＞研究倫理審議委員等職務。
蕭教授著作豐富，其中包括著名的《護理倫理新論》(1999)、《醫事倫理新論》(2004)等及 專著論文十餘種。
蕭教授的珍貴藏書現已分別存放於本校屬下的羅氏圖書館和聖若瑟修院圖書館，供讀者查閱使用。這些書籍不僅豐富學科館藏，也為廣大師生提供深入了解和研究蕭教授學術成果的機會。
在此，我們謹以此文向蕭宏恩教授致以最深切的敬意和感謝。感謝他一生對學術研究和社會服務的傑出貢獻，同時也感謝其家屬慷慨捐贈這批寶貴的藏書，讓蕭教授的精神和知識能夠繼續影響更多的人。
St. Joseph University is honoured to receive the private collection of the late scholar Professor Hsiao Hung-En. Professor Hsiao held a doctorate in philosophy from Fu Jen Catholic University, specialising in various fields, including medical humanities, bioethics, thanatology, Confucianism, Mohism, and Scholastic philosophy.
Professor Hsiao previously served as a full-time professor at the General Education Center of Chung Shan Medical University and as an associate professor in the Department of Psychology and Rehabilitation at the College of Medicine, Fu Jen Catholic University. He also held positions as a member of the Medical Humanities Education Group (MEH) in the Ministry of Education’s Advisory Office, a recommended talent pool member for the Medical School Evaluation Committee (TMAC) of the Foundation for the Assessment and Accreditation of Higher Education, and an ethics review committee member for the Journal of School Health Nursing of the Republic of China.
Professor Hsiao’s works are extensive, including his notable books “New Perspectives on Nursing Ethics” (1999) and “New Perspectives on Medical Ethics” (2004), along with many scholarly articles.
Professor Hsiao’s valuable collection is now housed in our university’s Lo`s Library and the St. Joseph’s Seminary Library, available for readers to consult and use. These books not only enrich the academic resources but also provide students and faculty with opportunities to gain a deeper understanding of and study Professor Hsiao’s academic achievements.
We hereby extend our most profound respect and gratitude to Professor Hsiao Hung-En through this message. We thank him for his outstanding contributions to academic research and social service throughout his life, and we also express our appreciation to his family for their generous donation of this precious collection, allowing Professor Hsiao’s spirit and knowledge to continue to influence more people.
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