In the heart of Porto, the Instituto Politécnico do Porto stands as a testament to the evolution of education. The Instituto Politécnico do Porto, often shortened to P.PORTO, has a rich history dating back to the mid-19th century. The story begins in 1852 with the establishment of the Industrial School of Porto. This institution would undergo various transformations over the decades, eventually splitting into separate industrial and commercial institutes. These institutes, the forerunners to today’s Instituto Politécnico do Porto, later gained university status. In 1985, a pivotal moment arrived with the founding of the Instituto Politécnico do Porto. This new institution brought together the newly established Higher School of Education and the Higher School of Music, later renamed the School of Music and Performing Arts. The Instituto Politécnico do Porto continued to grow, incorporating existing institutes and establishing new schools. Today, the Instituto Politécnico do Porto encompasses eight schools across three campuses, making it a vibrant hub of learning.
Центральный дом работников искусств
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