TecnunSpain's leading university in the Industrial Engineering branch according to the CYD ranking.

It is currently the most complete ranking in terms of issue of universities and the most exhaustive in terms of issue of indicators analyzed.

The University of Navarra is the second best university in Spain according to the CYD ranking, after obtaining 28 indicators from high performing out of the 37 possible in this classification. In addition, this year it has analyzed 10 STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) disciplines of the Spanish university system and Tecnun is the first School in the branch of Industrial Engineering (out of a total of 31 universities that offer this training), fourth in Mechanical Engineering (out of 37 universities) and fifth in Electrical Engineering ( out of 41 universities).

CYD evaluates a total of 78 Spanish universities, 94% of the institutions offering Degree university education, of which 48 are public and 31 are private. It is currently the most complete ranking in terms of issue of universities and the most exhaustive in terms of issue of indicators analyzed.

The ranking divides the 37 indicators into five areas: teaching and Learning, Research, Transfer of knowledge, International Orientation and Contribution to development Regional. In these areas, the University of Navarra is first in Spain in International Orientation, second in Research and in Transfer of knowledge, and fifth in teaching and Learning for obtaining the highest issue of high performing indicators in these areas.

By region, it ranks Navarre as the region with the highest performance indicators, followed by the Basque Country, Catalonia, Valencia and Madrid.

It is worth noting that the results obtained make it move up one place from the third position obtained in previous years and also maintain its leadership among the private universities of the Spanish university system. The first university in Spain according to the ranking, the Autonomous University of Barcelona, obtains the same 28 indicators as high performing, but obtains one more indicator of average performance than the University of Navarra.