Escuela Técnica Superior de Ingeniería Informática

The Escuela Tecnica Superior de Ingenieria Informatica is a technical engineering school at Campus Teatinos with interconnected buildings housing classrooms, laboratories, and offices for teaching and research. The facility provides students with access to specialized libraries, computer labs, and spaces designed for studying information technology.

The school was established in 1988 to meet growing demand from technology companies in the region for trained professionals. A director of a related engineering school provided key support that enabled the institution to launch and develop its programs.

The Computer History Museum housed here presents equipment and documents that trace how computing technology evolved over the decades. Visitors can walk through displays showing the physical development of computers and understand the technical progress that shaped the digital age.

The school is located on the university campus in the Teatinos area and is accessible by public transportation from the city center. Planning ahead is helpful for visiting exhibits or facilities, as these are typically available during academic hours when campus activities are in operation.

The school offers joint degree programs that combine computer science with fields like health engineering and mathematics. This interdisciplinary approach allows students to develop expertise across multiple domains rather than focusing on a single specialization.