Strategic plan 2022-2027
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Goal 04

Reduce dropout rates and support timely student career progression

P1 Principle 1
Teaching and student community

Responsibilites

Policy

Deputy Rector for Education

Student Delegate 

Management

Education and PhD programme Division

Student Services Division

Campus

Actions

  • Expand, improve and innovate guidance for freshmen to prevent dropouts
  • Improve the programme catalogue and global teaching organisation to make career progression easier
  • Establish a student career monitoring system to timely recognise and effectively support students experiencing difficulties, by means of ad hoc measures and artificial intelligence predictive tools
  • Expand tutoring activities for students who, at the beginning of their career, experience learning difficulties in relation to certain subjects or skills
  • Adopt teaching tools that facilitate learning for non-attending and working students
  • Enhance and promote part-time plans

F.22 PERCENTAGE OF FIRST-YEAR DROPOUTS

METRICS: Number of non-enrolments (dropouts) and transfers to other universities within the first year of study against total number of students enrolled in the cohort of a.y. t/t+1.

Source: University Data Warehouse

  • 2018/19
    10.2%
  • 2019/20
    9.3%
  • 2020/21
    10.3%
  • 2021/22
    12.0%
  • 2022/23
    10.9%
  • 2024 target
    <10%

F.05 CONTINUATIONS WITH >39 CFU CREDITS OBTAINED IN THE FIRST YEAR

METRICS: Percentage of students enrolled in the cohort who enrol in the second year having obtained at least 40 CFU credits by the end of the first academic year.

Source: University Data Warehouse

  • 2018/19
    72.2%
  • 2019/20
    74.2%
  • 2020/21
    71.6%
  • 2021/22
    70.3%
  • 2022/23
    71.7%
  • 2024 target
    >74%

ID.02 PERCENTAGE OF STUDENTS “OUTSIDE PRESCRIBED TIME

METRICS: Number of students « outside prescribed time » (who have not com pleted university exams within set time period) against total number of students.

Source: University Data Warehouse

  • 2019/20
    22.1%
  • 2020/21
    20.0%
  • 2021/22
    19.5%
  • 2022/23
    21.1%
  • 2023/24
    21.4%
  • 2024 target
    ≤18%

SDGs

  • Goal 4: Quality education
  • Goal 10: Reduced inequalities

NRRP

  • Digitalisation, innovation, competitiveness, culture and tourism
  • Education and research
  • Inclusion and cohesion

Concerns:

  • Student community
  • Teaching and Research Staff