Departmental Activity Planning DocumentThe Departmental Activity Planning Document (PDip) is the tool with which a department defines its three-year strategic planning.The structure of the PDip ensures strategic coherence and provides:Strategic Vision, linked to the planning of the University, the socio-economic context, internal competences and available resourcesStrategic objectives for each mission, plausible and consistent with performance indicators (VQR, ASN) and resourcesObjective Charts, with reference to the Strategic/Operational Objectives of the University, monitoring indicators, baseline values, targets and planned actions.Departmental Monitoring and Review DocumentsThe PDip is the planning phase, to which the following are linked:MDip (Monitoring Document), annual, Check phase, which checks progress, analyses deviations from objectives and identifies criticalitiesRDip (Review Document), three-year, Act phase, which evaluates the overall effectiveness of strategies and organisational adequacy.Circularity of programmingThe cycle structured in this way ensures continuity and improvement, since the conclusions of the RDip feed into the subsequent programming, fostering an integrated process of planning, verification and review of departmental activities.The results of the Departments are reported in aggregate mode in the Report of the Rector on the Results of Research, Training and Technology Transfer Activities.These linking steps ensure the integration and circularity of the planning process.Guidelines of the Athenaeum Quality PresidiumThe process is defined by the Guidelines for the Preparation of Planning, Monitoring and Review Documents for Teaching, Research and Third Mission/Social Impact Activities of Departments.ObjectivesSummary of departmental programming 2025-2027OutcomesSummary of departmental outcomes 2024 (latest available) Start page
