Tecnun collects more than 730 doctoral thesis
18 | 10 | 2023
The School of Engineering of the University of Navarra (Tecnun) compiles on its web page a list of the more than 730 more than 730 thesis defended at the School, in chronological order. It also includes the link to the full text of the thesis available at Dadunin open access. A average of 25 engineers per year complete their doctoral thesis at Tecnun in the scope of the different projects of research.
The University of Navarra is committed to the promotion of research as it supports and enriches teaching, always providing a service to society.
Tecnun's internal structure responds to a departmental organization chart where the 14 groups of are organized according to branches or technological branches. 14 groups of research are organized according to knowledge or technological branches. Tecnun has 4 DepartmentsTecnun has 4 groups: Biomedical Engineering and Sciences, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Industrial Organization and Mechanical Engineering and Materials. This organization makes it possible to carry out cutting-edge research projects through the close partnership of experts from each branch of knowledge. The partnership of Tecnun with national and international innovative companies allows the development of high enabling technologies added value that allow them to gain in competitiveness, boost their leadership and generate and exploit intellectual property.
Tecnun is an agent of the Basque network of Science, Technology and research, a set of entities of research, development and innovation that, working in network, develop a balanced mix of activity of research and development+i, making a specialized and excellent research that contributes to the creation of wealth and welfare in the Basque Country.
Tecnun's research activity is multidisciplinary, collaborative and seeks to achieve excellence by carrying out research projects at national and international level. The research centers attached to Tecnun are the Institute of Science of the data and Artificial Intelligence (DATAI) and the Center for Biomedical Engineering (CBIO).
With nearly 300 researchers, Tecnun and Ceit serve local and international industry by developing innovation through strategic research projects in a wide range of fields to develop the next generation of technology, products and services. Its commitment to technical and scientific excellence is reinforced by a dynamic network of cooperation with other research centers of the University of Navarra as well as prestigious universities, research centers and companies.
Some of the Tecnun students start a research degree program at Ceit and Tecnun, and a average of 35 engineers a year complete their doctoral thesis at Tecnun and Ceit in the field of the different projects of research. As result of the technological research of Ceit, 12 companies have been created in the last 12 years, generating more than 300 highly qualified jobs.
