Teaching quality

Organization and responsibility for Course QA

Quality Assurance (QA) of study courses is a constituent element of the management, monitoring and measurement of the dynamics governing teaching.
The Quality Assurance actors within the Course are:

• Degree Course President;
• Quality Assurance Manager (QAM);
• Course Council;
• Course Steering Committee;
• Review Group.

For the purposes of Quality Assurance, each Course is required to

• apply, to the extent of its competence, the policies and general guidelines for Quality established by the Governing Bodies; carry out self-assessment and review activities of its own course and of the management of the Course according to the analyses reported in the annual report of the Joint Professors-Students Commission and of the data provided by ANVUR, the Evaluation Committee and the Organisational Unit (OU) Management Control also comparing itself with similar courses of study with a view to benchmarking
• to promote continuous improvement and assess its effectiveness;
• to implement the evaluation of teaching according to the University's arrangements.

At Department and University level, the bodies involved in QA are described on the following pages of the institutional websites:
Joint Professors-Student Committee and Steering Committee;
Departmental Quality;
University Quality.

Single Annual Report (SAR)

The Single Annual Report (SAR) is a management tool for the design, implementation, self-assessment and re-design of the Course of Study. 

The SAR will soon be viewable on the ministerial website UNIVERSITALY.