The School of Engineering at San Sebastián, also known as TECNUN, is the technological campus of the University of Navarra.
The Urdaneta building contains lecture halls, multiple electronics and mechanics laboratories, a cafeteria, meeting rooms and faculty offices.
The School of Engineering at San Sebastián, also called Tecnun, the Technological Campus of the University of Navarra, began its academic activity in the spring of 1961, with the first specialisation course in Metallurgy for postgraduates.
Initially the campus was located in the building that currently houses the Koldo Mitxelena library in the Plaza del Buen Pastor.
This official master's degree is jointly taught with other centres at the University of Navarra: The Schools of Medicine, Sciences and Pharmacy, the Clínica Universitaria de Navarra and the Center for Applied Medical Research (CIMA) This degree provides highly qualified training to professionals in engineering, physical sciences, mathematics, etc., so they are able to apply the principles and fundamentals of engineering and physics to solving existing and emerging issues in medicine, biology and bio-sanitary technology.
This allows scientific speculation, a necessary feature of a university, to be complemented by the practical interests of a centre like CEIT, which focuses on meeting the needs of industry.