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Course Council Coordinator

He is in charge of carrying out the functions assigned to him by the University Statute and the University Teaching Regulations:

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  • coordinates the committees and those responsible for the activities of the Degree Course
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  • convenes the Council of the Degree Course
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  • approves the SUA-CdS, the SMA and the RCR
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Contact

The degree programme (CdS) has a Quality Assurance (QA) system in place to monitor management processes.

Course of Study QA Committee

Responsibilities include:

  • compiling and updating the Single Annual Report (SUA-CdS) and the Annual Monitoring Report (SMA)
  • draft the Cyclical Review Report (RCR) and monitor the progress of the proposed improvement activities
  • analyse teaching evaluation questionnaires, Almalaurea questionnaires and reports from the Joint School Committee
  • monitoring students’ academic progress
  • monitor reports and requests from students, lecturers and technical and administrative staff
  • identify training needs and learning objectives
  • develop the training programme

Committee members

Pedagogical educational programming technical commission - CTP

Responsibilities:

  • checking teaching facilities and student services
  • verifying credit points in relation to the teaching workload and progression through the semesters
  • review the entry requirements and the arrangements for mid-term and final assessments
  • check the information in the course descriptions
  • monitor the training programme and organise it, taking into account the requirements for facilities and services
  • structure the training programme
  • establish the assessment criteria for the final examination and the procedures for awarding marks
  • identify teaching methods appropriate for achieving the educational and training objectives and monitor the results obtained against the planned objectives
  • identify students admitted to the degree programme with outstanding academic requirements (OFA)
  • organise remedial activities for students with outstanding academic requirements
  • monitor the assessment of teaching activities

Committee members

Steering Committee

Its remit is:

  • facilitating and promoting links between the University and the business world, aligning university degree programmes with the needs of the labour market, and collaborating on the identification of the needs of the relevant social partners
  • monitor the adaptation of the curricula offered by degree programmes in line with the guidance provided by the world of work
  • assess the effectiveness of employment outcomes

Committee members

Internal members:

  • Prof. Emanuela Luisa FAELLI, Coordinator of the Degree Programmes in Sports Science
  • Prof. Marco BOVE, Rector’s Representative for the Development of Sporting Activities at the University
  • Prof. Piero RUGGERI, Dean of the School of Medical and Pharmaceutical Sciences
  • Prof. Marco TESTA, Rector’s Delegate for the running of the Savona Campus, Director of the Savona University Campus
  • Gilda CUZZUPÉ, Student Representative for the Degree Programmes in Sports Science
  • Mr Enrico ZERASCHI, Academic Liaison Officer for the DIMES degree programmes

External members:

  • Simona FERRO, Solicitor, Regional Councillor for Sport
    Dr Antonio MICILLO, President of the CONI Liguria Regional Committee
    Dr Domenico VITETTA, President of CUS Genoa
    Prof. Laura PATRIGNANI, Regional Coordinator for Physical Education and Sport in Liguria

Responsible for internships, traineeships and job orientation

Traineeship Platform Commission

Responsibilities include:

  • promoting, collecting and managing proposals for work placements and internships
  • organising the collection of questionnaires and feedback from the organisations where work placements and internships have taken place
  • identify the sports/educational facilities and the relevant managers at which to organise the vocational training sessions
  • analyse the results of the evaluation questionnaires for vocational training activities
  • review the range of practical vocational training activities on offer

Traineeship Commissions

 

The Degree Programme provides for the following types of tutors:

  • university tutors:
    • monitor the host organisations/facilities
    • approve the reports on the training projects relating to the work placement
  • company tutors:
    • supervise the student during practical work placement activities

Website manager

  • gather feedback from students to improve the content

Managers

Study guidance committee

Responsibilities include:

  • organising careers guidance activities with schools and work-related learning programmes
  • organising activities to promote the degree programme externally
  • organise and coordinate career guidance activities

New student orientation and tutoring activities are managed by a specific committee of the School. The functions and responsibilities are described within the framework of the degree programme’s SUA (B5).

Responsible

Commission for Student Choice Activities

Tutoring committee

Responsibilities include:

  • co-ordinating induction and academic tutoring activities
  • ensuring that the tutors’ activities and contact details are publicised
  • arrange for the selection and training of induction and academic tutors
     

The degree programme provides for support tutors, as specified in the SUA-CdS document, selected from amongst the degree programme’s teaching staff and the School’s academic tutors.

Responsible

Responsible for international activities

Responsibilities include:

  • co-ordinating students on the Erasmus+ programme or other international programmes
  • promoting the internationalisation of the degree programme through promotional activities abroad and staff mobility

Contact persons

Responsible for Departmental Quality Assurance (RAQ)

Fabio GHIOTTO  – Department of Experimental Medicine