Results of Questionnaires and Surveys - Students
eCampus University requires students to fill out specific forms to gather their opinions, which are attached to the document Self-assessment, Evaluation, and Accreditation of the Italian University System, approved by the ANVUR Executive Board on January 9, 2013.
Specifically:
- Questionnaires on teaching (sheet 1 bis): collect students' opinions on teaching;
Questionnaires on the course of study and exams (sheet 2 bis), divided into two parts:
- Part A: collects students' opinions on the course of study, classrooms, equipment, and support services;
- Part B: collects opinions on passed exams.
The forms have been modified to allow students to express their own suggestions freely.
The Questionnaires on teaching are administered online, in the reserved area of the University website, upon completion of two-thirds of the activities planned on the platform. Completion is mandatory and can only be done electronically: students cannot complete the course unless they have completed the relevant questionnaires.
The Questionnaires on the course of study and exams are administered online at the time of transition to the next academic year. Again, completion is mandatory and only available online, through the reserved area of the University portal. Participation is necessary to access administrative functions (acceptance of grades, viewing academic records, etc.).
The results of the surveys are made available:
- on this page of the academic portal – without indicating the name of the course or the professor responsible – freely accessible to any user or interested party;
- to the professors responsible for each course, through their reserved area;
in the reserved area of the portal dedicated to the questionnaires:
- to the Governing Bodies, the Evaluation Unit (NdV), and the PQA, for all the Degree Courses;
- to the Departments, Joint Teacher-Student Committees (CPDS), Course Directors, Review Groups (GdR), and Course Quality Assurance Groups (GdAQ-CdS), for the courses under their jurisdiction.
Please note: Questionnaires 4bis, 5bis, and 6bis have been suspended as they are no longer used or have been replaced by alternative tools. However, the data collected in previous surveys remain available for consultation.