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Learn the date when Instituto Superior Miguel Torga moves to Polo da Baixa in Coimbra

Notícias de Coimbra14 September 2026 at 19:57

Instituto Superior Miguel Torga is moving to Polo da Baixa in Coimbra. The two buildings located on Rua Ferreira Borges have already started to be occupied by administrative services and some students of the school. This move represents a significant change in the physical structure of the educational institution. The transfer process is underway, with the school community gradually adapting to the new facilities in the historic area of the city.

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Students and staff at Instituto Superior Miguel Torga in Coimbra need to prepare for the move to the new facilities in Baixa, with October 15 marked as the transfer date. The academic community will begin familiarizing themselves with the two buildings on Rua Ferreira Borges, which already accommodate administrative services and some students. WHY: The students and staff at Instituto Superior Miguel Torga in Coimbra need to prepare for the move to the new facilities in Baixa, with October 15 marked as the transfer date. The academic community will begin familiarizing themselves with the two buildings on Rua Ferreira Borges, which already accommodate administrative services and some students.

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