University of Cantabria School of Civil Engineering

The School of Civil Engineering is an engineering faculty of the University of Cantabria in Santander with modern buildings near the coast. The facility offers programs across different civil engineering disciplines and features well-equipped laboratories and teaching spaces.

The school was founded in 1963 as part of the University of Valladolid before becoming a founding member of the new University of Cantabria in 1972. It moved from temporary facilities to its current modern buildings over time.

The school shapes academic life in Santander through its coastal location and connections with the local engineering community. Visitors notice the international atmosphere and students from different backgrounds moving through its facilities and campus spaces.

The campus is well connected within Santander and accessible by public transportation. The buildings are clearly marked and the campus has easy-to-follow pathways for visitors and students.

The school has a long history as one of Spain's oldest engineering institutions and was a pioneer in technical education in northern Spain. Its coastal setting creates special connections to marine engineering projects and water resource research.

Location: Santander

Inception: December 12, 1963

Part of: University of Cantabria

Website: http://web.unican.es/centros/caminos

GPS coordinates: 43.47190,-3.79872

Latest update: December 14, 2025 16:40