Technical High School of Campinas

The Technical High School of Campinas (Portuguese: Colégio Técnico de Campinas, COTUCA), maintained by the State University of Campinas, in Campinas, São Paulo, Brazil, provides free of charge courses at secondary studies level on Nursing, Computer Sciences, Mechanical, Electrical, Foods Technology, Environment, Plastics, Labor Security, Medical Equipment, Telecommunications, Quality and Productivity Management, Mechanical Projects Assisted by Computer and Metallic Materials.

Location

The building of COTUCA is a historical heritage of the city of Campinas, and was built in 1918 by Benedict Quirino, a project by architect Ramos de Azevedo. The State University of Campinas - UNICAMP - began its operation in this building in 1967, with the courses of Chemistry, Food Engineering and Medicine. In the same year the COTUCA began to work with the courses of Electrotechnics, Mechanics and Food.

The facilities have 6,500 square meters and, as a historical heritage are preserved and maintained in accordance with its original features.

The building also houses the Unisoft, junior company of the course of computing.

It is at address 177 Culto a Ciencia Street in a historic building.

Courses offered

Mode: A - Internal concomitance

Mode: B - Foreign concomitance

Mode: C - subsequent to High School

Sport: D - Technical Expertise

See also

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