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The building previously housed an electrical equipment industry and is being repurposed for educational purposes as part of the expansion of the federal network of federal institutes.
The unit will operate in a building measuring more than 10 thousand square meters on Avenida da Saudade, in an area where an electrical equipment industry operated, and will have the capacity to serve up to 1,400 students.
According to the federal government, the property will undergo small renovations throughout this semester to adapt the spaces. The forecast is that all furniture and equipment will be delivered by the end of the year, with an additional investment of more than R$10 million.
"The equipment will arrive here by the end of the year so that we can offer the first courses in February or March of next year", stated the Minister of Education, Leonardo Barchini.
The definition of technical and higher education courses will be made after public hearings, which will bring together the community and local representatives to discuss the educational demands of the city and the region.
The expectation for the coming years is to expand the institution's teaching offering, including degrees, undergraduate courses and postgraduate programs.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The new IFRN unit will begin its activities with the first courses in February or March of next year.
Very likely · Within months
The course offering will be expanded in the coming years to include undergraduate, undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.
Likely · Within years

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