The first step of the visit will consist of a series of remote meetings (via remote connection) for the selected Study Courses and Doctoral Courses.

The CEV will be divided into groups, each of which will visit one Course of Study per day, interviewing

for Degree courses: the Course referee together with the QA group, the joint teachers-students committee, the technical-administrative staff managing the support services, a representation of lecturers, professionals from the reference sector, graduates and students present in the classroom during lectures

for PhD courses: the Course coordinator, the Teachers of the College, representatives of the relevant working world, doctoral students and technical-administrative staff.

The on-site visit will take place from 19th to 23rd May and will cover the entire campus, the Departments selected for evaluation and the facilities of the selected Study Courses and Doctorates.

During the first two days, the focus will be entirely on checking the quality requirements of the University as a whole. After an introductory meeting with the Rector, the Evaluation Experts Committee (CEV) will start the interviews, organised in groups of 8-10 people. The following will be involved: academic senators, members of the board of directors, delegates, managers, representatives of the quality watchdog, the evaluation team and technical-administrative staff from the quality, teaching and research support services.

Meetings will be held with representatives of the three selected Departments, including directors, departmental quality contact persons and other lecturers with specific responsibilities.

The CEV will carry out visits to classrooms, study rooms and libraries accessible to students.

The visit will end with a discussion between the CEV and the Rector, during which the initial observations gathered during the inspection will be shared.

The detailed programme of the visit is currently being finalised by the CEV.