Unibo oggi 2013 - inglese · In conformity with the principles of the Italian Constitution and the Magna Charta of the Universities, Alma Mater Studiorum - University of Bologna is

ALMA MATER STUDIORUM

UNIVERSITA’ DI BOLOGNA

2013

Painting of the glossator Irnerio by Enrico Serra, cover of the book «Bononia Docet»

for the 8th centenary of the University of Bologna (1888).

UNIVERSITY

Cortile d’Ercole, Palazzo Poggi, Photo: S. Mirabella

1088

THE STUDIUM IN

BOLOGNA WAS

CREATED BY STUDENT

AND FOR STUDENTS.

IT IS THE OLDEST

UNIVERSITY IN THE

WESTERN WORLD

THE ENTRY INTO FORCE OF THE NEW STATUTE (11 JANUARY) CONCLUDES THE PROCESS OF UNIVERSITY REFORM WICH BEGAN IN 2010, AND THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NEW UNIVERSITY ORGANISATION BEGINS

THE STUDIUM FROM OVER 900 YEARS

1988 1999 STUDIUM

IN BOLOGNA MAGNA CHARTA

UNIVERSITATUM

THE MAGNA CHARTA UNIVERSITATUM CONFIRMS THE ESSENTIAL ROLE OF THE UNIVERSITY IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY

DECLARATION

OF BOLOGNA

SIGNATURE OF THE BOLOGNA DECLARATION CREATING THE EUROPEAN HIGHER EDUCATION AREA

BOLOGNA PROCESS

2012

NEW STATUTE

In conformity with the principles of the Italian

Constitution and the Magna Charta of the

Universities, Alma Mater Studiorum - University of

Bologna is a public, independent, non-denominational

and pluralistic institution.

University Statute, Constituent Principles, Art. 1 para. 1

CONSTITUENT PRINCIPLES


Alma Mater Studiorum – University of Bologna is a

multi-campus university

Based in Bologna, Cesena, Forlì, Ravenna, and Rimini.



The primary goals

of the University are teaching and research, two inseparable

activities aimed at pursuing critical knowledge open to dialogue

and interaction between cultures, respecting

the freedom of science and teaching.

Given its long-standing identity as a place of general studies, the

University acknowledges

the equal dignity and opportunities of all branches of learning

that assure scientific and educational capital. This University

protects and innovates its cultural heritage, responding to the

different needs of society.


UNIVERSITY BODIES

RECTOR

and VICE-RECTORS

ACADEMIC SENATE

BOARD OF GOVERNORS

DIRECTOR GENERAL

BOARD OF AUDITORS

UNIVERSITY EVALUATION

UNIT

STUDENT COUNCIL SERVICE STAFF COUNCIL

SPONSOR’S COMMITTEE

STUDENT OMBUDSMAN GUARANTEE COMMITTEE

FOR EQUAL

OPPORTUNITIES

DEPARTMENTS SCIENTIFIC-DISCIPLINARY AREAS

SCIENCES AND

TECHNOLOGIES

HUMANITIES

SOCIAL SCIENCES

MEDICINE

SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGIES

DEPARTMENTS

• CHEMISTRY “ GIACOMO CIAMICIAN”

• PHARMACY AND BIOTECNOLOGY

• PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY

• MATHEMATICS

• BIOLOGICAL, GEOLOGICAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL

SCIENCES

• INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY “TOSO MONTANARI”

• FOR LIFE QUALITY STUDIES

• ARCHITECTURE

• COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

• CIVIL, CHEMICAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND

MATERIALS ENGINEERING

• ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONIC, AND INFORMATION

ENGINEERING “GUGLIELMO MARCONI”

• INDUSTRIAL ENGENEERING

• AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES

• AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD SCIENCES

SCIENCES AND

TECHNOLOGIES

MEDICINE

HUMANITIES SOCIAL SCIENCES

MEDICINE

DEPARTMENTS

• EXPERIMENTAL, DIAGNOSTIC AND SPECIALTY

MEDICINE

• BIOMEDICAL AND NEUROMOTOR SCIENCES

• MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SCIENCES

• VETERINARY MEDICAL SCIENCES

SCIENCES AND

TECHNOLOGIES

MEDICINE


HUMANITIES

DEPARTMENTS

• THE ARTS

• CLASSICAL PHILOLOGY AND ITALIAN STUDIES

• PHILOSOPHY AND COMMUNICATIONS STUDIES

• MODERN LANGUAGES, LITERATURES, AND

CULTURES

• PSYCHOLOGY

• EDUCATION STUDIES

“GIOVANNI MARIA BERTIN”

• HISTORY AND CULTURES

• CULTURAL HERITAGE

• INTERPRETING AND TRANSLATION

SCIENCES AND

TECHNOLOGIES

SCIENCES AND

TECHNOLOGIES

MEDICINE


SOCIAL SCIENCES

DEPARTMENTS

• MANAGEMENT

• ECONOMICS

• LEGAL STUDIES

• POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES

• STATISTICAL SCIENCES “PAOLO FORTUNATI”

• SOCIOLOGY AND BUSINESS LAW

SCIENCES AND

TECHNOLOGIES

MEDICINE


DEPARTMENTS RELATED TO DEGREE

PROGRAMMES

ORGANISATION OF TEACHING

General

Administration

CAMPUS

SCHOOLS

DEPARTMENTS The Departments are organisational

substructures of this University and are

responsible for scientific research, teaching and

learning activities. Each Department belongs to

at least one School.

SCHOOLS Schools are the organisational structures that

coordinate the educational activities of

this University and liaise between the

Departments

Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine

Pharmacy, Biotechnology, and Sport Science

Engineering and Architecture

Medicine

Science

Economics, Management, and Statistics

Law

Arts, Humanities, and Cultural Heritage

Political Sciences

Psychology and Education

Foreign Languages and Literature, Interpreting and Translation

SCHOOLS

SCHOOLS AND DEPARTMENTS

Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine

Economics, Management, and Statistics

• Agricultural Sciences - DipSA

• Veterinary Medical Sciences -

DIMEVET

• Agricultural and Food Sciences -

DISTAL

• Economics - DSE

• Management - DiSA

• Statistical Sciences "Paolo

Fortunati“- STAT

• Sociology and Business Law - SDE

• Mathematics - MAT

• Legal Studies - DSG Law

• Legal Studies - DSG

• Economics - DSE

Engineering and Architecture


Pharmacy, Biotechnology,

and Sport Science

• Pharmacy and Biotechnology -

FaBit

• For Life Quality Studies - QUVI

• Chemistry "Giacomo Ciamician“-

CHIM

• Biomedical and Neuromotor

Sciences - DIBINEM

• Biological, Geological, and

Environmental Sciences - BiGeA

• Experimental, Diagnostic and

Specialty Medicine - DIMES

• Electrical, Electronic, and

Information Engineering

"Guglielmo Marconi" - DEI

• Civil, Chemical, Environmental,

and Materials Engineering - DICAM

• Industrial Engineering - DIN

• Architecture - DA


• Computer Science and Engineering

- DISI

• Physics and Astronomy - DIFA

• Management - DiSA

Arts, Humanities, and Cultural

Heritage

• History and Cultures - DISCI

• Classical Philology and Italian

Studies - FICLIT

• The Arts - DARvipem

• Philosophy and Communication

Studies - FILCOM

• Cultural Heritage - DBC

• For Life Quality Studies - QUVI

• Political and Social Sciences - SPS

Foreign Languages and Literature,

Interpreting and Translation

• Modern Languages, Literatures,

and Cultures - LILEC

• Interpreting and Translation - DIT

• Classical Philology and Italian

Studies - FICLIT

• History and Cultures - DiSCi


• Biomedical and Neuromotor

Sciences - DIBINEM

• Experimental, Diagnostic and

Specialty Medicine - DIMES

• Medical and Surgical Sciences -

DIMEC

• Education Studies "Giovanni Maria

Bertin" - EDU

• Psychology - PSI

• Philosophy and Communication

Studies - FILCOM


Medicine Psychology and Education

• Physics and Astronomy - DIFA

• Biological, Geological, and

Environmental Sciences - BiGeA


• Chemistry "Giacomo Ciamician“ -

CHIM

• Industrial Chemistry "Toso

Montanari" - CHIMIND

• Computer Science and Engineering

- DISI

• Pharmacy and Biotechnology -

FaBiT

• Political and Social Sciences - SPS

• Sociology and Business Law - SDE

• Economics - DSE

• Cultural Heritage - DBC

• Modern Languages, Literatures,

and Cultures - LILEC

• Interpreting and Translation - DIT

• Statistical Sciences "Paolo

Fortunati“ - STAT


Science Political Sciences

STUDENTS

Photo: A. Samaritani

86,014

56,3 % donne

NUMBER OF ENROLLED STUDENTS A.Y. 2012/2013

TOTAL

BOLOGNA CAMPUSES

75.8% 24.2%

56.3% 43.7%

FEMALES MALES

92.9% 7.1%

ITALIAN INTERNATIONAL

STUDENTS ENROLLED ON DEGREE

PROGRAMMES FOR A.Y. 2012/2013

DEGREE PROGRAMMES THIRD CYCLE AND

VOCATIONAL PROGRAMMES

94.3% 5.7%

RIGHT TO STUDY AND MERIT

In compliance with articles 3 and 34 of the Italian

Constitution, the University works to ensure that

the full exercising of the right to study

is not hindered by economic or social obstacles

and that commitment and merit

are continuously acknowledged and duly

rewarded.

University Statute, Orientation Principles, Art. 2 para. 1 1

RIGHT TO STUDY AND MERIT

STUDENTS ENTITLED TO

TUITON FEE EXEMPTIONS

10,984

1,697

4,159

305

2,594

STUDY GRANTS FROM ER.GO

(regional body for the right to

higher education)

ER.GO ACCOMODATION PLACES

TUTORSHIP GRANTS

PART-TIME WORK CONTRACTS

FOR STUDENTS IN VARIOUS

UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENTS

FINANCIAL SUPPORT

2013/2014

22 Mln Euros

104 STUDY GRANTS FOR

STUDENTS IN CONDITIONS

OF HARDSHIP

183 STUDY PRIZES FOR

OUTSTANDING STUDENTS

• initial, ongoing and final guidance

• job placement

• health care and psychological support

• study rooms

• cultural, sport and recreational activities

STUDENT SERVICES

FINANCIAL SUPPORT

2013/2014

2 Mln Euros

L'Ateneo, in attuazione degli articoli 3

e 34 della Costituzione della

Repubblica Italiana, si adopera affinché

il pieno esercizio del diritto allo studio

non sia impedito da ostacoli di ordine

economico e sociale e affinché l'impegno e

il merito siano costantemente riconosciuti

e premiati.

Statuto di Ateneo, Principi di

indirizzo, Art. 2 comma 1

TEACHING


ORIENTATION PRINCIPLES

The University […] guarantees

the quality of teaching, at all levels of

education.

University Statute, Orientation Principles, Art. 2 para. 2a

ITALIAN UNIVERSITY

DEGREE PROGRAMME SCHEME

TEACHING

DEGREE PROGRAMMES AND POST GRADUATE

DEGREE PROGRAMMES A.Y. 2013/2014

209

DEGREE PROGRAMMES

29 DEGREE PROGRAMMES LEAD TO DOUBLE,

MULTIPLE OR JOINT DEGREES

43 INTERNATIONAL DEGREE PROGRAMMES

of which 21 in TAUGHT IN ENGLISH

University Linguistic Centre

TEACHING SUPPORT

University Library System

Collegio Superiore

The CLA provides training and language skills assessment to both

students and staff of the University of Bologna.

It includes 38 libraries providing 75 service points. More than 5,000

places for study and research. Access to over

500 databases, 24,000 on-line journals, 152,000 e-books.

This is the University institution that promotes student merit from

admission onwards, providing highly qualified and particularly inter-

disciplinary learning programmes.

Alma English Project

Unique of its kind in Italy, which guarantees the certified knowledge of

the English language free of charge.

Cultural activities and services

TEACHING SUPPORT

University Museum Network

Every year more than 450 extra-curricular activities are offered,

many in collaboration with public and/or local institutions, targeting

both students and the local community. These include meetings with

important cultural figures from around the world, scientific

communication and the promotion of social projects.

A coordinated network of the 13 museums (including the Palazzo

Poggi Museum) protecting and promoting the University's historical

and artistic assets, facilitating their educational value.








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RESEARCH



As a natural place of knowledge and scholarship, Alma

Mater Studiorum - University of Bologna must interpret

and provide guidance in the changes of today, by

guaranteeing the development, innovation, transfer

and enhancement of knowledge

to the benefit of individuals and society as a whole.


FACTS AND FIGURES

RESEARCH PROJECTS UNDER THE VII FRAMEWORK

PROGRAMME AND OTHER EU PROGRAMMES

( From 2007 to September 2013)

11,000

200

›300

10

7

RESEARCH PRODUCTS (annual average)

PATENTS GRANTED

NEW VARIETIES OF PLANTS DEPOSITED BETWEEN 2012

AND 2013

INTERDEPARTMENTAL CENTRES FOR INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH

(CIRI) TROUGH WHICH THE UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA

CONTRIBUTES TO THE EMILIA – ROMAGNA HIGH

TECHNOLOGY NETWORK

6 NATIONAL TECHNOLOGICAL CLUSTERS OF THE MINISTRY OF

EDUCATION, UNIVERSITY AND REASEARCH

FUNDING

FROM THE VII FRAMEWORK PROGRAMME EU FUNDED

PROGRAMMES (from 2007 to September 2013)

12 ALLOCATED TO THE DEPARTMENTS

FOR BASIC RESEARCH TRHROUGH THE FARB

PROGRAMME WITH TWO NEW AREAS OF

INTERVENTION

FROM POR-FESR AND CIPE FUNDS FOR THE

TECNOPOLI PROJECT, FOR THE THREE-YEAR PERIOD

2011-2013

MLN of Euro

2

91

44

Today, Alma Mater Studiorum is the top Italian university

for obtaining European funding for research (85 million

Euros for 260 projects funded from 2007 to 2012)

IN RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP FUNDING

1,664

1,268

€6 Mln

€11 Mln

PhD Candidates (XXVI-XXVIII CYCLES)

RESEARCH FELLOWS (2012)

ON THE OTHER HAND ARE OFFERED YEARLY FOR PhD

SCHOLARSCHIPS; in addition to this figure the

departments receive direct funding

INVESTMENTS IN RESEARCH

RESEARCH EVALUATION

Scientific production was assessed by the ANVUR as 24% greater

than expectations.








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MULTICAMPUS since 1989

CESENA

•ENGINEERING AND

ARCHITECTURE

•PSYCHOLOGY AND

EDUCATION SCIENCES

FORLI’ RAVENNA SCHOOLS

RIMINI

CAMPUS: SCHOOLS AND DEPARTMENTS

•FOREIGN

LANGUAGES AND

LITERATURE,

TRANSLATION AND

INTERPRETING

• POLITICAL

SCIENCES

•ECONOMICS,

MANAGEMENT AND

STATISTICS

SCHOOLS SCHOOLS SCHOOLS

•ARTS, HUMANITIES

AND CULTURAL

HERITAGE

•PHARMACY,

BIOTECHNOLOGIES

AND SPORT SCIENCES

•ECONOMICS,

MANAGEMENT AND

STATISTICS

•ARCHITECTURE

•6 L.O.S.*

DEPARTMENTS

•INTERPRETING AND

TRANSLATION

•5 L.O.S.*

DEPARTMENTS DEPARTMENTS DEPARTMENTS

•CULTURAL HERITAGE

•3 L.O.S.*

•FOR LIFE QUALITY

STUDIES

•4 L.O.S.*

* L.O.S.: Local Organisation Unit

20,800

STUDENTS ENROLLED IN THE CAMPUSES (A.Y. 2012/2013)

TOTAL

CESENA RIMINI

29.6% 22.8% 30.4% 17.2%

RAVENNA FORLI’

1,126

TEACHING AND SERVICE STAFF WORKING AT THE CAMPUSES IN 2013

TOTAL PROFESSORS, RESEARCHERS AND SERVICE STAFF WORKING AT THE CAMPUSES

CESENA RIMINI

20.1% 28.9% 28.5% 22.5%

RAVENNA FORLI’

PROFESSORS AND RESEARCHERS SERVICE STAFF

436 690

INTERNATIONAL The University of Bologna's Partnerships around the world


Aware of its own international dimension by history

and vocation, this University undertakes to consolidate

and increase the internationalisation of its scientific

and learning programmes and its organisation.

For this purpose, it promotes mobility and cooperation

among universities from different Countries, dialoguing

with the most qualified international scientific and

cultural institutions.


UNIBO ARGENTINA,BRAZIL AND CHINA

ARGENTINA

The Alma Mater is the first experience of an Italian university branch

abroad. It coordinates important research programmes, post graduate

projects and academic collaboration with Latin America.

CHINA

The University of Bologna hosts one of Italy's most active branches of the

Confucius Institute, and was recognised as the best of 2012.

Local relations of the more than 800 Chinese students at Bologna are

supported by the "Collegio di Cina" Association.

BRAZIL

The University was chosen by the Brazilian Government as national contact

for the Science without borders project, involving 15 Universities, the

National Research Council, Telecom Italia, the BIOGEM

Research Centre and the National Institute of Nuclear Physics.

in 2013 coordinated the arrival of 1,436 grant recipients and which aims to

welcome 6,000 in 4 years.

2,280

2,033

STUDENTS FROM ABROAD ON EXCHANGE

PROGRAMMES (INCOMING)

STUDENTS OF THE ALMA MATER ABROAD

(OUTGOING)

MOBILITY: STUDENTS AND GRADUATES

FUNDING FOR EUROPEAN AND EXTRA-EUROPEAN

MOBILITY AND EXCHANGE PROGRAMMES

170

34

€5.0 Mln

€1.2 Mln

AGREEMENTS WITH COMPANIES IN OTHER

COUNTRIES FOR INTERNSHIPS

ACTIVE ERASMUS NETWORK

FOR TALENTED INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

UNIBO-GLOBAL: FACTS AND FIGURES

+100 PROJECTS RUNNING FOR INTERNATIONALISATION OF

TEACHING ACTIVITIES AND CAPABILITY BUILDING. 27

NEW INTERNATIONAL PROJECTS APPROVED IN 2013

PRESENTED PROJECTS:

INCREASE IN SUCCESS RATES

50%

57%

46%

48%

50%

52%

54%

56%

58%

2012 2013

The Institute provides the

tools and means to host

visiting professors and young

international scholars in

Bologna in order to

contribute to the

dissemination of new ideas

and the exchange of

knowledge. The Institute

supports the participation of

students from other

countries in the PhD

programmes running at the

University of Bologna.

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STAFF



These objectives and tasks are pursued through the responsible

contribution of all the university community members, on the basis of

their own skills: students, professors, researchers and technical-

administrative personnel. A primary value of the entire community is the

respect of the individual's fundamental rights, which the University

undertakes to promote and protect under all circumstances.


The recognition of merit and excellence is a priority criterion guiding

the University's cultural, financial and organisational choices and

strategies; in this way, the University promotes and rewards the

commitment and quality of results achieved by students, professors,

researchers and technical-administrative personnel.


5,942

PROFESSORS

25.8% 29.1% 45.1%

RESEARCHERS ASSOCIATES

PROFESSORS AND RESEARCHERS SERVICE STAFF

52.1% 47.9%

96.9%

SERVICE STAFF

2.6% LANGUAGE ASSISTANTS

0.5% HEADS OF

ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS

TOTAL TEACHING AND SERVICE STAFF

TEACHING AND SERVICE STAFF

STAFF BY GENDER








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FINANCIAL RESOURCES THE CANTIERE NAVILE PROJECT


The autonomy of the University - principle and expression

of the university community - is expressed in

regulative, organisational, financial and managerial

terms, in conformity with the Italian law and this Statute.

The autonomy of the University is a guarantee of the

freedom of learning, teaching and research.


BUDGET 2013

€631.5 Mln

EXTERNAL FUNDING

417.0 ORDINARY FINANCING FUND (FFO) AND

OTHER STATE FUNDING

STUDENTS FEES, ALL LEVELS

BROUGHT FORWARD FROM 2012 BUDGET

FINANCIAL RESOURCES (MLN Euros)

123.0

65.5

26.0

MACRO COST GROUPS Mln Euros

TEACHING 17.6

RESEARCH 39.4

STUDENT SERVICES 24.4

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 12.7

STAFF 392.7

OTHER STRUCTURES 4.5

ORGANISATION 140.2

TOTAL 631.5

BUDGET 2013: MACRO COST GROUPS

ORDINARY FINANCING FUND (FFO) TREND 2009-2012

FFO

BOLOGNA*

FFO

ITALY*

%

BOLOGNA

2009 403.4 7,432.2 5.4%

2010 392.3 7,157.4 5.5%

2011 383.7 6,911.0 5.5%

2012 390.9 6,830.0 5.7%

*Mln Euros

FFO

BOLOGNA*

FFO

ITALY*

%

BOLOGNA

2009 33.3 523.5 6.4%

2010 45.9 720.0 6.4%

2011 55.3 832.0 6.6%

2012 63.7 910.0 7.0%

BONUS QUOTA OF ORDINARY FINANCING FUND - TREND 2009-2012

*Mln Euros

OF THE TOTAL COSTS, BY LAW LIMITED TO 80%

THE UNIVERSITY HAS NO OUTSTANDING DEBTS

These two positive indicators have assured the University of Bologna first

place in the allocation of resources for staff recruitment and career

progression.

66.4%

0.0%

BUDGET INDICATORS

STAFF COSTS

BORROWING

BUILDINGS FINANCIAL RESOURCES Covering a total area of 934,000 m2, the University pursues its real

estate development and consolidation programme across its campuses.

The most important interventions in figures:

Produced by

Contracts and General Administration

Communication and Press Office

Data updated to 2013

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Unibo oggi 2013 - inglese · In conformity with the principles of the Italian Constitution and the Magna Charta of the Universities, Alma Mater Studiorum - University of Bologna is