Evaluation unit

The Evaluation Unit (NDV), pursuant to art. 19 of the University Statute, is a body with operational autonomy which has the task of evaluating the administrative management, teaching, research and third mission/social impact activities and interventions to support the right to education undertaken by UNINT .

The NDV has the function of monitoring the Quality Assurance System adopted by UNINT for the purpose of identifying any areas for improvement; to this end, it formulates recommendations and develops guidelines suitable for guaranteeing ever greater efficiency and effectiveness of the procedures undertaken.

The NDV expresses an evaluation regarding the use of resources used in management actions by the structures responsible for teaching and research and regarding the quality and productivity of the research carried out within the University, or promoted by it.

Also using the indicators provided by ANVUR and the parameters approved by the Academic Senate, it monitors the adequacy of the training offer in relation to the levels and types of study courses.

Every five years it carries out further evaluation activities regarding the functioning of the study courses and faculties, providing, if deemed appropriate, specific hearings.

The NDV expresses a binding opinion to the University regarding the possession of the requirements for initial accreditation for the purposes of activating new study courses. Furthermore, it draws up an annual report in which it reports on the results of the activities to verify the functioning of the University QA System, on the activity of supporting the governing bodies in monitoring the results achieved with respect to the indicators for the periodic evaluation, as well as on the of further indicators for the University's strategic planning.

The frequency of meetings is usually bimonthly.