main teaching and administrative building, which was built in 1989, and the multipurpose building, which was built in 1997. The other campus is located in the San Sebastián Technology Park in Miramón. The building, which houses the Telecommunications and Microsystems laboratories, was completed in March 2006. In the 1996–1997 academic year the School of Engineering at San Sebastián began offering three official degrees: Automation and Industrial Electronics Engineering, Industrial Management Engineering, and Materials Engineering. The degree plan was changed in 1999–2000. Starting in that academic year, TECNUN Tecnun offered several specialisations in Industrial Engineering (unofficial degrees from the University of Navarra), which made double degrees possible. The School of Engineering at San Sebastián began offering a degree in Telecommunications Engineering in 2000–2001. This degree programme focuses on the design, construction and operation of telecommunications equipment, systems and services or other equipment, systems and services that involve similar technologies, such as radio communication and telematics. In 2008–2009 Bioengineering was added to the list of specialisations in Telecommunications Engineering. Starting in 2007–2008, TECNUN Tecnun expanded its degree offerings to include the graduate Master’s in Biomedical Engineering. This official master's degree is jointly taught with other centres at the University of Navarra: The Schools of Medicine, Sciences and Pharmacy, the Clínica Universitaria de Navarra and the Center for Applied Medical Research (CIMA) This degree provides highly qualified training to professionals in engineering, physical sciences, mathematics, etc., so they are able to apply the principles and fundamentals of engineering and physics to solving existing and emerging issues in medicine, biology and bio-sanitary technology. The research carried out at the School of Engineering is undertaken in collaboration with the Centre of Studies and Technical Research of Gipuzkoa (CEIT), with whom the school shares laboratories and a library. This allows scientific speculation, a necessary feature of a university, to be complemented by the practical interests of a centre like CEIT, which focuses on meeting the needs of industry. Degrees Tecnun offers five official degrees that are recognised by the Spanish Ministry of Education at both undergraduate and doctorate levels: Industrial Engineering Telecommunications Engineering Electrical, Electronic and Control Engineering Industrial Management Engineering Materials Engineering These degree programmes are currently being phased out and will be gradually replaced by the new undergraduate and master's degrees. Beginning with the 2009–2010 academic year, TECNUN Tecnun began offering its new four-year undergraduate and master's degree programmes, which conform to the European