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In 2023 UniTo graduates are 14,531 of whom 8,126 are first-level graduates and 6,405 second level.

Particularly interesting to note is the fact that in practically all subject areas examined, a high percentage of female graduates stand out (63.5 % in 2023), with 47.3 % of female graduates in STEM subjects (an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, i.e. the scientific disciplines)- according to a McKinsey analysis conducted in late 2023, only one in three graduates in STEM subjects is female, more precisely 38 per cent.

Considering the survey year 2023, UniTo has a percentage of employed graduates one year after graduation of 57.6 per cent, exceeding the national average of 55.3 per cent for the same year.

Data source: University Surveys 2023 AlmaLaurea

Mobility Agreements

UNITA-Universitas Montium is one of 64 European alliances funded by the European Commission under the Erasmus+ European Universities initiative. The University of Turin is coordinating this ambitious project, which from November 2023 involves 12 European universities in 7 countries and the legal entity UNITA GEIE and intends to have a transformative impact on teaching, research, the relationship between university and territory, with the aim of offer excellent, student-centred education in a European and transnational perspective.

Deepen UNITA

With a view to increasing the internationalisation activities of the University, also thanks to the UNITA project, 116 cooperation agreements were signed in 2023 with institutions in 45 countries. 83 are agreements with non-European countries. There is a total of over 600 active agreements at the end of 2023.

Source: UniTo – Report on Research, Training and Knowledge Transfer Activities 2023 (L. 1/2009)

It should be emphasised that the number of Visiting Professors* has also increased considerably over time, in which the University has invested in order to promote an increasingly broader and qualitatively competitive range of courses and to generate a strong impact in the scientific sphere with new research collaborations.

Students with SLD in Unito

Students with disabilities in the Unito

In support of this steady growth and in connection with the consolidation and achievement of the strategic objective concerning the culture of equality (Strategic Plan 2021-2026 – Objective 1.2 “Consolidate a culture of equality”), the 2023, through a specific Memorandum of Understanding, the collaboration between Metropolitan City University of Turin, University of Eastern Piedmont, Trade Union Representatives of the School Sector CISL, CGIL and UIL, with the priority objective of promoting the culture of inclusion and gradually increasing the number of specialised teachers for the activity of didactic support to pupils with disabilities.

In addition, from the 2023-2024 academic year, a new tool has been devised to help students with disabilities and DSA enrolled in the first year of university in relation to specific support needs both for studying and attending courses, and for the time of university examinations: this is the document A TU PER TU (Individualised Agreement in UniTo FOR University support), produced in conjunction with the Office for Students with Disabilities and SLDs, which contains the list of support services that the student or student can make use of, and the compensatory tools and dispensatory measures that they can request during the examination.

The projects and actions implemented by UniTo have contributed to a positive trend in terms of enrolment and the University’s level of attractiveness.

This focus is also reflected in the 2023 FFO allocation, which saw an increase in funds to support students with disabilities and LSD by 62%.

Data source: UniTo 2023 Financial Statements and the 2023 Report on Research, Education, and Technology and Knowledge Transfer Activities (Law 1/2009).