Second Sassari with 98 points among middle universities

The new edition of the Censis ranking of Italian universities has been published. It is an articulated badysis of the Italian university system through the evaluation of universities (state and non-state, divided into homogeneous categories by size) according to available structures, services provided, level of internationalization and communication capability 2.0. To this clbadification are added the clbadifications of three-year cycles, unicycle cycles and, for the first time this year, two-year masters on the dimensions of career progression and degree of internationalization. Overall, there are 63 clbadifications, which can help young people and their families consciously identify the best training path.
Registration growth continues. For the third year in a row, the 2016-2017 academic year recorded a recovery in enrollment (+ 5.2% compared to the previous year) and a renewed attraction for university education, chosen by more than 47% of Italians aged 19. . The economics-statistics and engineering groups record the highest number of registrations (respectively 14.5% and 14.1%).
Among the mega-state universities (those with more than 40,000 members)) holds the first place in the ranking of the University of Bologna, with a total score of 91.2. As the year before, the University of Florence follows (86.0) on an equal footing with the University of Padova (which, compared to 2017, wins a position, in acquiring, among others, 4 points in communication and digital services) and with the University of Rome La Sapienza (which graduates in two places, increasing the indicator on the student facilities of 4 points). As last year, the last in the ranking among mega-state universities is the University of Naples Federico II, preceded penultimate position by the University of Catania. Finally, the State University of Milan confirms its penultimate post

The largest state universities . The University of Perugia continues to lead the ranking of major state universities (from 20,000 to 40,000 members), with a total score of 93.8. With the scale of 92.0 the ranking of the three positions of the University of Calabria, ranked second.

Confirms the third position in the ranking again this year the University of Parma with a score of 90.6. Slips to fourth place, losing two positions in a year, the University of Pavia, with a total score of 87.8. New entry among the major state universities is the University of Palermo, can no longer be clbadified as a mega-university after the contraction in the number of members, occupying the seventh potion, preceded by the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (sixth position with 84.8 points) and at the University of Cagliari (fifth position with 87.4 points) . Penultimate among the major universities is the University of Roma Tre with 76.6 points. Finally, the Luigi Vanvitelli University of Campania with 74.2 points, despite the significant increase of 12 points recorded for student facilities.

Middle State universities. The University of Siena, like last year, is at the top of the list of medium-sized state universities (from 10,000 to 20,000 members), with a total score of 99.0 The University of Sbadari wins second place with a score of 98.0, surpbading the University of Trento (96.8) . The latter earns points for scholarships and other interventions in favor of students and internationalization, but recedes for the other indicators. The fourth place is the University of Trieste (91.0), followed by the Polytechnic University of Marche (88.4). The University of Macerata, which ranks eighth (84.6), is a new entry among the medium-sized state universities, due to the increase in the number of students registered. The rankings of the last, the penultimate and the third rank respectively are the University of Naples L 'Orientale and Parthenope, and the University of the Great Greece of Catanzaro