Degree Course Statistics - Law Area

Student feedback is collected via an online questionnaire, which is completed once two-thirds of the course has been completed, in accordance with the framework defined by ANVUR.

The system guarantees anonymity for respondents: it is no longer possible to trace the student who completed the questionnaire from the database.

Responsibility for the design, implementation and optimisation of the student feedback system lies with the University’s Quality Assurance Office.

The data collected from the questionnaires is processed in the form of aggregated reports at the level of individual modules and degree programmes and made available to all lecturers and teaching bodies to assess measures relating to the teaching provided.

The “Graduate Profile” statistical surveys, published by the AlmaLaurea Inter-University Consortium generally in June each year, reflect the views of final-year undergraduates from the previous calendar year. The questionnaire is administered prior to graduation. Only the questionnaires completed by those who actually obtained their degree in the calendar year of the survey are subsequently included in the analysis.

The reports below are a static version of the reports with dynamic parameters available on the Graduates' Profile page. You can analyse each survey by selecting the available variables as explained in the Video Guide; for a more in-depth understanding, the Methodological Notes are also available.

At the top of each report, the selected parameters are indicated; these constitute the ‘Selected group’. In the columns on the right, the group is then broken down by individual degree programme.

The employment survey report by the AlmaLaurea Inter-University Consortium, usually published in June each year, is based on interviews conducted with graduates 1, 3 or 5 years after obtaining their degree.

The reports below are a static version of the reports with dynamic parameters, which can be viewed on the data consultation page on the Graduates' employment. You can customise each survey by selecting the available options; for a more in-depth understanding, Methodological Notes and a Video Guide to Consultation are available on the same page.

At the top of each report, the selected parameters are indicated; these constitute the ‘Selected group’. In the columns on the right, the group is then broken down, generally by individual degree programme.

The pages below, organised by degree programme, contain the summary sheets from Alma Laurea, complete with graphical reports.