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Rector of UPG concerned with ESTH results

Jornal O Interior2 September 2026 at 14:30

The rector of the Polytechnic University of Guarda, Joaquim Brigas, expressed concern about the results of the School of Tourism and Hospitality (ESTH), considering it necessary to conduct a deep reflection on the future of that academic unit. ESTH is located in Seia and continues to be a cause for concern for the academic community. The rector warned of the need to take measures after analyzing the results. In total, 76 spots were available distributed across five courses, but the information on the number of students effectively enrolled remains incomplete, since the article ends abruptly.

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