Dear Student,

Your opinion is very important to us, as it enables the continuous improvement of the quality of our educational activities, teaching structure, and services provided within our degree programs. Your reports, suggestions, and complaints will therefore always be carefully considered, and we will make sure to respond and inform you of the outcome within a maximum of 30 days.

You may contact the Degree Program Coordinator, the Head of Educational Coordination at DIEC, and, in the most serious cases, the Head of the Department.

Degree Program Coordinators:

• Business Administration (CLEA) – Corrado Lagazio
• Economics of Maritime Companies, Logistics and Transport (CLEAMLT) – Corrado Lagazio
• Economic and Financial Sciences (SEF) / Economics and Commerce (CLEC) – Corrado Lagazio
• Tourism Sciences: Enterprise, Culture and Territory (CLTUR) – Riccardo Spinelli
• Administration, Finance and Control (AFC) – Paola Ramassa
• Economics and Financial Institutions – now part of EDS
• Economics and Data Science (EDS) – Maurizio Conti
• Maritime and Port Management (EMMP) – Enrico Musso
• Management (MAN) – Silvia Bruzzi
• Management for Energy and Environmental Transition (MEET) – Lara Penco
   

If you wish to submit a report/complaint in writing, you can use this form and send it via email to the appropriate person.  In case of complaints made through phone or in-person contact, you must provide your personal information, as we cannot consider anonymous reports. In case of complaints made through phone or in-person contact, you must provide your personal information, as we cannot consider anonymous reports. Your data will be used solely for complaint handling purposes, in compliance with Regulation (EU) No. 2016/679 (General Data Protection Regulation).

For simpler operational issues of a didactic nature, you can write to or call the Student Help Desk. 

If you prefer to speak with a fellow student who can represent your concerns, you may contact a student representative in the Council of your Degree Program.

Finally, please remember that an important tool for sharing your feedback is the teaching evaluation questionnaires. Fill them out carefully, using the space for comments if necessary.

The questionnaires are strictly anonymous, but aggregated data by course are made available not only to the instructor but also to the Head of the Department and the Degree Program Coordinator. Furthermore, with the instructor’s consent, the results may be published online.