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Management of the Technical University of Porto Takes Office

Observador1 September 2026 at 15:30

The management of the Technical University of Porto recently took office. The institution underwent a significant transformation by changing from a polytechnic institute to a university.

The request for this change had been made the previous year. The request was then approved in a Council of Ministers meeting in February.

The Government decided to proceed with this transformation to respond to a demand that had been made. The executive wanted to "give effect to the transformation" that had been requested by the institution.

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