Academic library EBSCO now available for ISPGAYA students and faculty
The digital academic library EBSCO is now accessible to students and faculty at ISPGAYA through the ISPGAYA website. It can be accessed externally, for example, from home.
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The digital academic library EBSCO is now accessible to students and faculty at ISPGAYA through the ISPGAYA website. It can be accessed externally, for example, from home.
As part of the Commercial Management and Marketing course, taught by Professor Daniel Sousa, second-year students of the CTESP in SME Management participated in a morning observation activity today, studying the behavior of people in the stores at GaiaShopping.
On November 3rd, students from the ISPGAYA Management Bachelor's program visited the facilities of Porsche Center Porto.
The latest stop for the ISPGAYA International Office in October was in Antwerp, back at Ap Hogeschool, this time to learn about the FII:)CA project, aimed at developing social spaces in virtual reality.
In early October, ISPGAYA established another international partnership by signing a strategic cooperation agreement in the field of Management/Administration courses with Unilasalle - Universidade La Salle, in Porto Alegre, State of Rio Grande do Sul.
In early October, ISPGAYA visited the state of Rio Grande do Sul (Brazil) to initiate a cooperation project with UNIVATES - University of Taquari Valley.
ISPGAYA is part of the "Games For Goals" project, led by the French NGO "Le Partenariat," with the aim of developing innovative teaching practices to promote learning about the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
At the end of September, from the 26th to the 29th, ISPGAYA, represented by Dr. João Monteiro, Head of the International Office, attended the EAIE – European Association for International Education, the largest European conference dedicated to the internationalization of higher education institutions, with over 6,500 participants from 100 different countries.