National Technological University – Concepción del Uruguay Regional Faculty, Engineering university campus in Concepción del Uruguay, Argentina.

The Facultad Regional Concepción del Uruguay is one of 30 regional faculties of the National Technological University of Argentina, in the Puerto Viejo neighbourhood south of Concepción del Uruguay. It opened in 1970 with a preparatory course held at the Colegio del Uruguay, and its first delegate was engineer Guillermo Segundo Gianello. Its degree courses are information systems engineering, electromechanical engineering, civil engineering and industrial organisation.

The faculty began operating in 1969 and was initially housed in a historic school building. It later relocated to its current site in the Puerto Viejo district, where it developed into a major technical education center for the region.

The faculty's name recalls Concepción del Uruguay, the Entre Ríos city on the Uruguay River where it sits in the Puerto Viejo district. Its first preparatory course for the 1970 academic year opened at the Colegio del Uruguay, the historic school that lent its building, offices and laboratories. Today it teaches information systems, electromechanical and civil engineering, and industrial organisation, alongside quality and environmental engineering master's degrees.

The campus is accessible by public transportation and visitors can explore different areas of the grounds. The best time to visit is during academic hours when the facility is active and filled with campus activities.

The faculty's first preparatory course for the 1970 academic year opened at the Colegio del Uruguay, which lent its building, offices and laboratories. Engineer Guillermo Segundo Gianello was appointed delegate of the Rectorate on 3 April 1970, having led the delegation since its creation.