2024-08-302024-08-30https://dspace.usj.edu.mo/handle/123456789/5734Ph.D., PostDoc, Associate Professor, Head of the Media, Art & Technology Department, Communication & Media Master and Bachelor Programs Coordinator. Since 2008 Professor José Manuel Simões is part of USJ, published worldwide and participated in conferences and academic committees in three continents. Before he was a professor and a cultural journalist, worked especially on cultural themes at the best sellers Portuguese newspapers. He published ten books (three academic books, two novels, one musical book and four biographies), made art performances, photography exhibitions in different countries, directed videos, video clips and documentaries. He has several articles published in England, Portugal, Japan, Thailand, Brazil, China and Macau SAR. PostDoc in Science of the Communication, at the Portuguese Catholic University, Ph.D in Global Studies at the University of Saint Joseph, a Master of Arts in Communication and Journalism at the Faculty of Letters of Coimbra University, a Bachelor Degree in International Journalism at Superior School of Journalism, Porto, Portugal, where he taught for several years. At the University of Saint Joseph, where he's Associate Professor, Head of the Media, Art & Technology Department and Communication & Media Master and Bachelor Programs Coordinator since 2009, he teaches different subjects like Media Ethics, Ethics and Public Policy, Ethics and Global Citizenship, Media Ethics, Creative Writing and Scripting, Journalism and Photography, Internship, Art Appreciation & Criticism, Theories of Mass Communication or Public Relations and Events. He his specialist in Media Ethics, Ethnic minorities and in Multicultural Journalism. His most recent publications include “The pedagogical role of ethics and deontology for future professionals of communication and media: How to develop and nourish virtues”, “Multilingual freedom of the press in Macau”, “Contribuições para um novo processo de comunicação: tornar comum, dar forma e contornar os fenômenos de rejeição dos media” and “The Political and Economic Dependence of the Press in Macao under Portuguese and Chinese Rule: Continuity and Change” and published extensively in international academic journals and media outlets specially about Communication and Media.