In Italy the number of years in which undergraduate students should complete their education programme is established by law. However, many students obtain their degree after the expected time: a well-known issue affecting numerous Italian universities. In 1999, therefore, the Italian government introduced a reform that, among other aims, intended to reduce the gap between the average number of years in which a student completed the education programme and the official deadline established by the university regulations.
Analyzing Undergraduate Student Graduation Delay: A Longitudinal Perspective
VITALE, MARIA PROSPERINA
2011-01-01
Abstract
In Italy the number of years in which undergraduate students should complete their education programme is established by law. However, many students obtain their degree after the expected time: a well-known issue affecting numerous Italian universities. In 1999, therefore, the Italian government introduced a reform that, among other aims, intended to reduce the gap between the average number of years in which a student completed the education programme and the official deadline established by the university regulations.File in questo prodotto:
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