Quality Assurance Committee and other committees

The Degree Programme, in line with the measures taken by the University to guarantee the quality of its teaching activities and structures, is constantly improved by interacting directly with students and representatives from the professional world.
Areas of intervention include:

• defining programmes and resource planning;
• organising teaching activities and services;
• collecting data and information obtained thanks to interactions with students and representatives from the professional world;
• monitoring the efficacy of the programme and planning education and service improvement interventions.

The Degree Programme website offers comprehensive, up-to-date information on the educational project (professional profiles developed, expected learning outcome, teaching activities), resources used, teaching services provided and results achieved.

Joint Committee of the School of Engineering

The Faculty-student Joint Committee, to the extent of its responsibilities, examines issues encountered with the learning path and the experience of students, and draws them to the attention of the University bodies.

The Joint Committee:

• monitors, using specific parameters, the programme catalogue and the quality of education and student services;
• expresses opinions on the creation, activation, amendment and deletion of activities from the programme catalogue;
• makes proposals to the School Board on education matters and on the allocation of financial resources in accordance with the University Statute;
• prepares an annual report containing observations on the performance of the degree programme and its review activities.

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Quality Assurance Committee 

The Degree Programme Quality Assurance Committee helps the Coordinator to monitor the quality assurance procedures and promote a culture of quality.

For this purpose, the Quality Assurance Committee is responsible for:

• Verifying implementation of the improvement measures approved in the annual report of the Degree Programme Board;
• Monitoring the careers of students, their opinions about the learning activities and their level of satisfaction at the end of the programme, as well as graduate employment rates;
• Reporting the results of its monitoring activities to the Degree Programme Board.  

University regulations require the Degree Programme Quality Assurance Committee to comprise the Coordinator and other members of the Degree Programme Board, including student representatives:

• Antonio Gnudi (Degree Coordinator)
• Corrado Florian
• Eleonora Franchi Scarselli
• Luca De Marchi
• Davide Rossi

Degree Teaching Board

• Antonio Gnudi (Degree Coordinator)
• Mauro Mangia
• Francesco Conti
• Alberto Santarelli

Internship Board

• Antonio Gnudi (Degree Coordinator)
• Massimo Rudan