Commissions

The Joint Teacher-Student Commission plays a fundamental role in the Quality Assurance of Study Courses. In fact, it acts as the first internal evaluator of the undergraduate and graduate degree courses, thus ensuring overall monitoring of the effectiveness and quality of university teaching.

In particular, the Commission is responsible for:

1. monitor the educational offering, the quality of teaching, and the student service activities of professors and researchers;
2. formulate opinions regarding the compatibility between the credits assigned to the training activities and the related planned objectives;
3. identify indicators for evaluating the results achieved in terms of educational offering, quality of teaching and student service activities;
4. verify the level of satisfaction expressed by students on individual courses, on other training activities and on the study courses as a whole, in accordance with the interventions carried out by the University and in collaboration with the University Quality Assurance Office and the Independent Evaluation Body;
5. draw up, by 31 December of each year, an annual report containing proposals aimed at improving the quality and effectiveness of the Study Courses;
6. carry out dissemination activities regarding the University's quality policies towards students;
7. formulate opinions on the establishment, activation and possible deactivation of the Study Courses;
8. analyse and provide an opinion on reports relating to stakeholder consultations.

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