Calidad y Resultados Académicos del Grado en Farmacia
Academic Results
Table of academic results
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Student satisfaction with the teaching provided by the faculty
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Definitions of academic results
Performance rate: percentage of credits passed by the total number of students enrolled in the degree in relation to the number of credits enrolled by the total number of students enrolled in the degree.
Success rate: percentage of credits passed by the total number of students enrolled in the degree in relation to the number of credits presented by the total number of students enrolled in the degree.
Graduation rate: percentage of students who complete their studies in the time foreseen in the syllabus or in one more year in relation to the entry cohort.
Drop-out rate: percentage ratio between the total number of students in a new entry cohort who should have obtained the degree in the previous academic year and who have not enrolled either in that academic year or in the previous one.
Efficiency rate: percentage ratio between the total number of credits of the syllabus for which the graduates of a given academic year should have enrolled during the course of their studies and the total number of credits for which they actually had to enrol.
Student satisfaction with the degree teaching staff: average of the scores obtained by all teaching staff teaching degree subjects in the item "Overall assessment of the work carried out by the lecturer, considering all the above aspects" in the survey administered every two years to the students of these subjects. The assessment is made on a scale of 1 to 5 and only the courses in which satisfaction with the degree has been measured, according to the established planning, appear in the graph. “