Events & Training
The SMA 2023: a tool for continuous improvement
The 2023 annual report: a time for discussion with Joint Teaching Staff-Student Committees (CPDS)
AVA3: facility, news and opportunities for medical and health area courses of study
AVA3: facility, news and opportunities for Courses of Study
Periodic Accreditation: an opportunity for continuous improvement
Third meeting, University Table on new Model of Periodic Accreditation of University Locations and Courses of Study (AVA 3)
Second meeting, University Table on new Model of Periodic Accreditation of University Locations and Courses of Study (AVA 3)
First meeting, University Table on new Model of Periodic Accreditation of University Locations and Courses of Study (AVA 3)
Recognition of the role of students in the QA process
PQA meeting with QA network Departments
Function and updating of the SUA Form
Monitoring and Review Process of the Departmental Three-Year Plans
Training meeting with the Joint Teacher-Student Commissions
Accompanying the visit and Annex 4 of the AVA Guidelines
Cyclical review and Annex 3 of the AVA Guidelines
Webinar "Designing and monitoring a study programme: the Tuning matrix tool"
Quality Assurance in the Medical Area: Training Day
Training meeting on R4 requirement
The AVA process – Self-assessment, periodic evaluation, accreditation
Teaching Staff-Student Joint Committees (CPDS) and Quality Assurance
QA Board - QA network meetings
Meeting for the University managers and division / office heads on the AVA periodic accreditation system
“University Governance: Quality Policies and Responsibilities”
“The 2019 cyclical review process at the University of Milan”
“The challenge of accreditation and evaluation processes: Open problems on AVA requirements and CEV visits”
Our University is committed to Quality Assurance in Teaching, Research and the Third Mission, as well as in service organization.
Now online training on the University Quality Assurance System. The training was promoted by the Quality Assurance Board, and delivered with the support of the Teaching and Learning Innovation and Multimedia Technology Centre (CTU), in order to illustrate QA goals, players, requirements, and indicators.
The University Quality Assurance Board, in collaboration with the Teaching and Learning Innovation and Multimedia Technology Centre (CTU) and the Professor and Researcher Training Office, has decided to launch a training initiative on the University Quality Assurance (QA) system, with the aim of aligning professors, researchers, and research fellows on the topics of QA and periodic accreditation requirements.
The course is led by Prof. Massimo Tronci, and it consists of three modules:
1.University Quality Assurance – General Principles and Processes;
2.Quality Assurance in Teaching;
3.Quality Assurance in Research.
For information and support, please contact the Professor and Researcher Training Office.
The Quality Assurance Board has been proactively raising awareness and training the academic community on QA processes, also through specific actions for different stakeholders.
Proposed activities include mandatory distance training for technical, administrative and library staff. With the cooperation of the CTU and the Technical, Administrative and Library Staff Legal Management and Staff Policy Branch, and with the support of the General Management Office, we have recorded some training modules on the AVA accreditation process.
As Quality Assurance policies and procedures are student-centred, the Quality Assurance Board includes a student representative.
Moreover, all our students are offered 4 training modules as follows:
Quality Assurance, ESG and ENQA
Self-Assessment, Evaluation, Accreditation and Requirements
The key players in Quality Assurance
Continuous monitoring tools
Our University has launched the open badge "Student Expert in Quality Assurance Processes" for student representatives on the Quality Assurance Board, the Independent Evaluation Unit, Teaching Staff-Student Joint Committees and Review Groups.
This badge may be awarded to student representatives on a Quality Assurance body, with at least one-year, who will have proactively participated in the proposed activities and works, taken the ongoing Quality Assurance training course offered by the University and passed the final test.
The release periods are February and July each year. The first releases were made at the end of January 2023.
Please check our dedicated web page for details on the proposed badges and the corresponding skills.