Joint Teaching Staff-Student Committees (CPDS)
Teaching Staff-Student Joint Committees are composed of an equal number of teachers and students. Each Committee is the first evaluator of training activities, based on direct experience of study programmes, both from the teacher's and more importantly the student's point of view. More specifically, the Committees:
- monitor curricula, the quality of teaching and support services;
- express opinions on the launch or termination of a study programme;
- draw up an Annual Report for each study programme, also based on the student survey.
The Committees draw up an Annual Report for each study programme, providing valuable information on their progress and any critical issues.
The report contains analyses, observations and suggestions for the programme managers to take corrective or improvement actions. Given their importance in the Quality Assurance system, the reports are also submitted to the Independent Evaluation Unit, the Academic Senate and the Quality Assurance Board, as well as to the Ministry.
The Quality Assurance Board ensures that the data required by the Teaching Staff-Student Joint Committees is available and accessible by all members in the University's dedicated management system.
Students are encouraged to participate proactively in the work of the Committees.
Law
Medicine
|
Environment and workplace prevention techniques (class L-snt4) |
|
Cardiocirculatory and cardiovascular perfusion techniques (class L-snt3) |
Veterinary Medicine
Agricultural and Food Sciences
|
Management of cultivated plants and landscaping (class L-25) |
|
Conservation and sustainable development of mountain areas (class L-25) |
Pharmacy
|
Pharmaceutical chemistry and technology, single cycle (class LM-13) |
|
Chemical safety and toxicological environmental sciences (class L-29) |
School of Language Mediation and Intercultural Communication
Science and Technology
|
Computer systems and networks security - online (class L-31) |
Exercise and Sports Sciences
Political, Economic and Social Sciences
|
International politics, law and economics (IPLE) (class L-36) |
Humanities
|
Human sciences of environment, landscape and territory (class L-6) |
Law
Medicine
Veterinary Medicine
Agricultural and Food Sciences
|
Green areas and landscape design (administrative office of the University of Genoa) |
|
Viticulture and enology (administrative office of the University of Turin) |
Pharmacy
|
Safety assessment of xenobiotics and biotechnological products (class LM-9) |
School of Language Mediation and Intercultural Communication
|
Languages and cultures for international communication and cooperation - LIN (class LM-38) |
Science and Technology
|
Biogeosciences: analysis of ecosystem and science communication (class LM-60) |
|
Science and technology for the diagnosis and preservation of cultural heritage (class LM-11) |
Exercise and Sports Sciences
Political, Economic and Social Sciences
Humanities
|
Publishing and communication, fashion cultures (class LM-92) |
|
Philology, literature and history of antiquity (class LM-15) |
|
European and non-European languages and literatures (class LM-37) |