Degree Programmes in Mechanical Engineering

Quality Assurance

The degree programme operates a Quality Assurance (QA) system to monitor outcomes, listen to students and stakeholders, and support the continuous improvement of teaching and student services.

Documents and institutional references

Monitoring and improvement

The 2025 CPDS report found no general issues concerning student satisfaction, teaching activities or assessment methods. The main student suggestions concerned the overall workload (19%), the quality of learning materials (17%) and the introduction of interim examinations (16%).

The improvement areas identified in the Annual Monitoring Report (SMA) and Cyclical Review Report (RRC) include internationalisation, agreements with universities and external partners, English-language promotion, student career analysis, coordination of QA processes, and the management of student feedback. The CPDS asked the programme to monitor implementation and verify the outcomes of its improvement actions.

Documented measures include the Sustainable Development curriculum, active since academic year 2025/2026, and updated English-language information materials.

Stakeholder consultation

The programme is designed in consultation with professional bodies, companies, institutions and other stakeholders. The most recent consultation reported in the publicly available Programme Ordinance is dated 31 May 2024. Minutes, outcomes and follow-up actions will be linked here when available for public release.

Contacts for comments and proposals

Programme Coordinator: Prof. Enrico Armentani — This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

LM‑IMPP Student Representative: Daniele Cristofaro — This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Last updated: 27 July 2026.