II Rapporto MHEO - Istruzione terziaria: caratteristiche degli studenti, regolarità ed equità

Authors

Matteo Turri (ed)
University of Milan
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4964-0087
Massimiliano Bratti (ed)
University of Milan
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4565-6260

Keywords:

Higher Education, Students, Right to Education, Distance-Education-University, Mobility

Synopsis

The second MHEO (Milan Higher Education Observatory) report presents a picture of university students in Italy, investigating the motives behind their decision to embark in a university career, their choices of geographical mobility, the composition of the student population (by type of university course) and the regularity of the university career. The students’ condition is also analyzed through the lenses of the right-to-study system (stretching the focus onto the AFAM system, too) and the spread of e-learning courses, with a special focus on distance-education Universities. The report, in line with MHEO original spirit, makes sure to analyze the specificities of the observed phenomena in Milan and in the Lombardy region.

Chapters

  • 1. La mobilità geografica: attrattività dei territori e caratteristiche degli studenti
    Massimiliano Bratti, Enrico Lippo, Gabriele Ballarino
  • 2. Le carriere degli studenti universitari e l’abbandono degli studi
    Massimiliano Bratti, Enrico Lippo, Silvia Salini
  • 3. Perché ci si iscrive all’Università? Un’indagine sulle scelte degli studenti dell’Università Statale di Milano
    Rebecca Ghio, Marino Regini
  • 4. Il diritto allo studio in Lombardia
    Rebecca Ghio, Federica Laudisa
  • 5. La didattica telematica: diffusione e caratteristiche degli studenti
    Silvia Salini, Vito Di Santo, Stefano Trancossi, Davide Zampatti

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Author Biographies

Matteo Turri, University of Milan

Matteo Turri, Professor of Business Economics at the Department of Economics, Management and Quantitative Methods (DEMM) of the University of Milan where he is currently President of the Quality Praesidium. He deals with issues of economic functionality, governance and organization of administrations and public enterprises with a particular focus on universities.

Massimiliano Bratti, University of Milan

Massimiliano Bratti, Full Professor of Economics at the Department of Economics, Management and Quantitative Methods (DEMM), University of Milan. His research activity deals with issues related to education, health and labour economics.

Enrico Lippo, University of Milan

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Silvia Salini, University of Milan

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Rebecca Ghio, University of Milan

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Marino Regini, University of Milan

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Federica Laudisa, IRES Piemonte

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Vito Di Santo, University of Milan

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Stefano Trancossi, University of Milan

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Davide Zampatti, University of Milan

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Gabriele Ballarino, University of Milan

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Published

May 27, 2024
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