Argentine Engineering Day

On June 6, 1870, Luis Augusto Huergo became the first engineering graduate in Argentina. That milestone in the Universidad de Buenos Aires It marked the beginning of a discipline that is fundamental to the development, connectivity, and infrastructure of our country.

Argentine engineering has historically been a pillar of innovation and resilience. From Huergo's early road and port works to current developments in software, nuclear energy, satellites, and biotechnology, local professionals transform abstract ideas into concrete, productive solutions. Today, the challenge of the profession goes beyond technical calculations: it involves designing sustainable solutions that respect the environment, optimize economic resources, and directly improve the quality of life for communities.

A legacy that inspires. Celebrating this day is to recognize the talent, mental rigor, and creativity of those who are shaping the country of tomorrow. Engineering not only builds structures but also bridges to the future, transforming geographical and economic challenges into opportunities for progress.

La School of Engineering from the Universidad de Mendoza It offers the following degree courses:

BioengineeringFocused on solving problems in medicine and biology through the application of technological knowledge.

Computer EngineeringFocused on computer design, base software, networks, and embedded systems.

Electric engineeringFocused on the design, generation and control of electrical power systems.

Electronic EngineeringSpecialized in electronic control systems, telecommunications and signal processing.

Industrial engineerDedicated to the optimization of production processes, resource management, hygiene and safety.

Computer Science & EngineeringFocused on software development, systems analysis, and cybersecurity.

Their undergraduate and teacher training degree courses are also recognized:

Technical Degree in Video GamesFocused on one of the most dynamic industries and sectors in today's economy.

University Degree in Software DevelopmentDesigned with technologies that allow developers to quickly enter the job market.

University Teaching Positions for Professionals with a Bachelor's Degree: Aimed at providing a solid foundation in educational research to participate in projects in the field.

Our School of Engineering boasts over 2000 graduates from its various degree programs and partnerships with organizations across the region, the country, and the world. Furthermore, many students have received international scholarships to pursue postgraduate studies abroad, and our institutes continuously promote research, courses, workshops, and seminars aimed at the ongoing professional development of students, graduates, faculty, and the general public.

It is very important to note that the undergraduate degree programs last five years and are accredited by CONEAU. The faculty also offers undergraduate degrees such as the Technical Degree in Programming.

¡Happy Argentine Engineering Day!