Student reports - PhDs and Master's degrees at DiECO

Scope: Listening and counseling
Recipients: Graduates
Contenuto servizio

The University provides you with a series of channels and contact persons to whom you can send requests for information, suggestions for improving the services provided to you, or reports of poor service if you encounter problems, difficulties, or feel that you are being treated inappropriately.

Who is this service intended for?

The service is reserved for students enrolled in DiECO PhD programmes or Master's degrees.

To whom can I submit reports or complaints?

First of all, you can contact the main contact persons for your degree programme, listed on the relevant web page, for information.

If, after requesting information or contacting your main contacts (tutor, course coordinator/director and, for PhD programmes, the Director of the PhD School), you still have unresolved issues or wish to make a complaint regarding teaching and its organisation (e.g. teaching courses, supplementary teaching, teaching support materials and tools, timetable and locations of lessons, lecturers' office hours, student-lecturer relations, exams, etc.) or the student services you have used, you can contact the Director of the Department of Economics –  DiECO, Prof. Maria Pierro, Responsible for managing student reports.

How do I contact the Manager? How long will it take to receive a reply?

To send your report, write an e-mail from your University institutional e-mail address (@studenti.uninsubria.it). For security and identification reasons, only reports sent from that address will be accepted.

The dedicated email address is: segnalazioni.dieco@uninsubria.it. The person responsible for managing the mailbox is Prof. Paolo Zuddas.

Please note. Any complaints regarding non-compliance must be accompanied by documentation (e.g., forwarding of emails sent to the offices, to which no response has been received).

You will receive an initial response within 7 working days, indicating the methods and response times required in line with any checks and investigations that may be necessary.

Finally, we would like to remind you that, at University level, there is a Confidential Adviser and a Single Guarantee Committee (CUG), which are responsible for collecting reports of incidents of discrimination, sexual harassment or bullying.