Q» OECD Higher Education in Regional and City Development: Lombardy, Italy 2011 OECD ThisworkispublishedontheresponsibilityoftheSecretary-GeneraloftheOECD. Theopinionsexpressedandargumentsemployedhereindonotnecessarilyreflect theofficialviewsoftheOrganisationorofthegovernmentsofitsmembercountries. Thisdocumentandanymapincludedhereinarewithoutprejudicetothestatusof orsovereigntyoveranyterritory,tothedelimitationofinternationalfrontiersand boundariesandtothenameofanyterritory,cityorarea. ISBN978-92-64-08946-4(PDF) Series:HigherEducationinRegionalandCityDevelopment ISSN2218-3140(online) CDPheoosvtieogr:n:c©r©edFioFttrsoa:nPcriosmcooBeElslqaugeiro.Mares. 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FOREWORD-3 Foreword Universitiesandothertertiaryeducationinstitutionscanplayakeyrole inhumancapitaldevelopmentandinnovationsystemsintheircitiesand regions.ReviewsofHigherEducationinRegionalandCityDevelopment aretheOECD’stooltomobilisehighereducationforeconomic,socialand culturaldevelopmentofcitiesandregions.Theyanalysehowthehigher educationsystemimpactslocalandregionaldevelopmentandhelpimprove thisimpact.Theyexaminehighereducationinstitution'scontributionto humancapitalandskillsdevelopment;technologytransferandbusiness innovation;social,culturalandenvironmentaldevelopment;andregional capacitybuilding.Thereviewprocessfacilitatespartnershipbuildingin regionsbydrawingtogetherhighereducationinstitutionsandpublicand privateagenciestoidentifystrategicgoalsandworktogethertowardsthem. More information is available about the OECD review process and requirements on the Higher Education and Regions’ website: www.oecd.org/edu/imhe/regionaldevelopment. Thesereviewsarepartofawidermulti-annumworkofhighereducation incitiesandregionsco-ordinatedbytheOECDProgrammeonInstitutional ManagementofHigherEducation(IMHE).In2004-07,theOECD/IMHE cThoinsducretseudltaendeixntentsheiveOEstCudDywfiltahgsh1i4prepguibolniaclatrieovnieHwisghaecrrosEsdu1c2actoiuonntriaensd. Regions: Globally Competitive, Locally Engaged (OECD, 2007) with recommendationtobenefitbothhighereducationinstitutionsandnational andregionalgovernments.In2008,theOECD/IMHElaunchedasecond series of OECD reviews ofHigher Education in Regional and City Developmenttoaddressthedemandbynationalandregionalgovernments formoreresponsiveandactivehighereducationinstitutionsandtosupport theOECDstrategiesoninnovationandgreengrowth.Asaresult,14regions iOnEC11Dcoruenvtireiwes,proicneclsusdiinng2t0h0e8-L11o.mbTahredyrerveigeiwosnwienreItaclayr,riuenddeoruwtenbtytthhee OECD/IMHE in collaboration with international organisations and associations,andotherOECDprogrammesanddirectorates. LombardywasthefirstItalianregiontoparticipateintheseriesof reviewsofhighereducationinregionalandcitydevelopment.Thereview HIGHEREDUCATIONINREGIONALANDCITYDEVELOPMENT,LOMBARDY,ITALY©OECD2011 1 4-FOREWORD wasundertakenduringthetimewhentheuniversitysectorwasinfluxdue tothelaunchofthenewuniversitylaw.TheRegionalGovernmentof LombardyhadalsorequestedgreatercompetenciesfromtheStateinterms ofuniversities,researchandinnovation. HIGHEREDUCATIONINREGIONALANDCITYDEVELOPMENT,LOMBARDY,ITALY©OECD201 1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS-5 Acknowledgements Numerousnationalandregionalstakeholders,andrepresentativesof highereducationinstitutionsprovidedvaluableinsightsduringthereview visitandintheformofcomments.TheOECDwouldliketothankthe Regional Government of Lombardy, the Rectors of the Lombardy universities,otherrepresentativesofhighereducationinstitutions,aswellas numerousregionalstakeholderswhoprovidedvaluableinsightsduringthe pre-visitandthereviewvisit. TheOECDwouldliketothank:AlbertoBrugnoli(DirectorGeneral, oIrRdeinRat-or;LoCmarblaordSyeccRheigi(oPnraolfesIsnosrtitoufteEufroorpeRaenseEacrcohn)o1m,itchePolRiecgyi,onBaolccoCnoi- University)andPaoloTrivellato(ProfessorofSociology,Universityof Milan-Bicocca),PresidentandVice-President, andall members ofthe Regional Steering Committee, Giuseppe Catalano (Professor ofPublic Economics,PolitecnicodiMilano),CristianaCattaneo(AssociateProfessor ofBusinessAdministration,UniversityofBergamo),ManuelaDeCarlo (Associate Professor of Business Administration, IULM), Gioacchino Garofoli (ProfessorofEconomicPolicy,UniversityofInsubria),Enrico Marelli (ProfessorofEconomicPolicy, UniversityofBrescia),Alberto Martinelli (ProfessorofPolitical Science andSociology,Universityof Milan), Vito Moramarco (Professor of Economic Policy, Universita Cattolica del Sacro Cuore), Antonio Emilio Scala, (Professor of Biochemistry,Vita-SaluteSanRaffaeleUniversity)AndreaTaroni(Rector ofCarloCattaneoUniversity-LIUC),AntonellaZucchella(Professorof MarketingandofInnovationManagement,UniversityofPavia),Ignazio Gadaleta,(ProfessorofPainting,BreraAcademyofFineArts),NadiaNigris (Vice-Director General, Teatro alia Scala Academy), Pietro Paraboni 1InJanuary2011IReRmergedwithIReF(IstitutoRegionaleLombardodiFormazioneper l’amministrazionepubblica)toformaneworganisation: EupolisLombardia-Istituto superioreperlaricerca,lastatisticaelaformazione(EupolisLombardia-Institutefor Research,StatisticsandTraining). HIGHEREDUCATIONINREGIONALANDCITYDEVELOPMENT,LOMBARDY,ITALY®OECD201 1 6-ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS (President, Compagniadelle OpereMonzaeBrianza),FabioRamaioli (RegionalSecretary,APIlombarda),RobertoAlbonetti(DirectorGeneral, SocialWelfareandFamilyAffairsDepartment),MarcoCarabelli(Deputy Secretary General, Program Implementation), Ferruccio Ceccarelli (Executive, Planning Department), Armando De Crinito (Director of University and Research Unit) and Ada Fiore (Executive, Education TrainingandLabourDepartment). Ourappreciationgoesalsototheco-ordinatorsoftheWorkingGroup, Sabrina Bandera and Alessandro Sala, both researchers at the IReR (LombardyRegionalInstituteforResearch). Thispublicationdrawsoninterviewscarriedoutduringaweek-long reviewvisitthattookplaceon27June-2July2010,onthefindingsof Self-evaluationReportofLombardy(IReR,2010),additionalinformation providedtothereviewteamaswellasotherOECDwork,especiallythe reviewsofthe14regionsinvolvedinthesecondseriesofOECDreviewsof highereducationinregionalandcitydevelopment.TheOECDreviewteam hadafullandintensiveprogrammeandwerereceivedopenlybyawide rangeofstakeholdersforreviewvisitagenda,seeAnnexII.Theteamwere alsoabletorelyonarangeofotherreports,includingOECDReviewsof RegionalInnovation:Piedmont, Italy(OECD,2009),OECDTerritorial Reviews: Venice, Italy(OECD, 2010), OECDEconomicSurveys: Italy (OECD,2011)andtestedtheirconclusionsandrecommendationswithinthe highereducationsectorinLombardy. Thispublicationwasco-ordinatedbyJaanaPuukka(OECD/IMHE), assisted by Austin Delaney (OECD/IMHE) and Oscar Valiente (OECD/IMHE).JaanaPuukkaledtheexpertteamwhoparticipatedinthe reviewvisitandcontributedtothisreport:SusanChristopherson(Cornell University, United States), PatrickDubarle (former OECD Secretariat, France),HelenaNazare(Portugal)andGiuseppeRonsisvalle(Universityof Catania,Italy).Inaddition,AndreaHofer(OECD/LEED)participatedinthe reviewvisit.FurtherdetailsaboutthereviewteamcanbefoundinAnnex1 ofthisreport.RachelLindensupervisedthepublicationprocessandFreya Damrellprovidedvaluableassistanceinthefinaleditingphase. HIGHEREDUCATIONINREGIONALANDCITYDEVELOPMENT,LOMBARDY,ITALY©OECD201 TABLEOFCONTENTS-7 Tableofcontents Acronyms 12 Assessmentandrecommendations 17 Chapter1.Lombardyincontext 47 Lombardy:governanceanddemography 48 Regionaleconomy 54 HighereducationinItaly 57 HighereducationinLombardy 67 Conclusions 73 Annexl.A.l.NewUniversityLaw 80 Annexl.A.2.HighereducationinLombardy 82 Annexl.A.3.ResearchinLombardy 84 Annexl.A.4.Europeanregionalinnovation 85 Chapter2.Humancapital,labourmarketandskills 87 Lombardy:anSME-basedeconomy 90 Lombardyhighereducation:performance 95 Relevanceofeducation 98 Aligningskillsandcompetenciesdevelopmentwithregionalneeds 105 Conclusionsandrecommendations 124 Annex2.A.2.Wideningaccesstoandimprovingsuccessinhighereducation: VictoriaUniversity 137 Annex2.A.4.Creativeandculturalindustries 142 Chapter3.Research,developmentandinnovation 145 Introduction 146 Innovationandhighereducationpotentialintheregion 148 Challenges 158 Conclusionsandrecommendations 185 Chapter4.Social,culturalandenvironmentaldevelopment 195 Introduction 196 HIGHEREDUCATIONINREGIONALANDCITYDEVELOPMENT,LOMBARDY,ITALY©OECD2011 8-TABLEOFCONTENTS Demographictransition 197 Universitiesandtheregionalhealthsystem 200 Lombardyhighereducationinstitutionsandthecreativeeconomy 203 Universitiesandenvironmentalsustainability 206 Conclusionsandrecommendations 214 Chapter5.Capacitybuildingforregionaldevelopment 221 Introduction 222 Highereducationsystem:needforsystemdiversity 222 HEgovernance,fundingandqualityassurance 224 Strategiesandcapacitybuildingattheregionallevel 233 Conclusionsandrecommendations 239 AnnexAOECDreviewteammembers 245 AnnexBReviewvisitagenda 248 Tables Table1.1.ThegovernancestructureofItaly:TheregionofLombardy 50 Table1.2.Population-sub-regionaldisparities,2009 53 Table1.3.Foreignresidents:countriesoforigin(%),2009 53 Table1.4.ForeignersinLombardy(%)amongpopulationaged18-25years old,2003,2009,2020,2030 54 Table1.5.Valueaddedbyeconomicsector 56 Table1.6.Enterprisesintermsofthenumberofemployees(%),1999-200757 TTaabbllee11..78..SMoIuUrcResraonfkfiunngdsinfogr,r1e9-a9l0loacnadti2o0n0o7f7%ofFFO,2009 6688 Table1.9.InstitutionsinvolvedinthePoliformativi 69 Table1.10.IndustrysectorsofPoliformativi 70 Table1.11.Technologytransferoutputindicatorsper1000professors,2007 72 TableLA.2.1Lombardy’suniversities,2009 82 Table1.A.2.2.Academiesandconservatoriesofart,musicanddance 83 Table1.A.4.1.EuropeanregionalinnovationscoreboardandLombardy 85 TTaabbllee22..12..30E+urpooppeu’lsatiToonppa2r5ticriepagtiionngsinfolrifeclroenagtievdeucaantdioncultural industr1i0e1s: employment 117 TTaabbllee22..AA..43..11..TTyoppes15orfeegnitornesprinentehuerscrheiaptitveeacahnidngcualptpurraolacihnedusstries 114420 Table3.1.Lombardyuniversibesandresearchcentres 149 HIGHEREDUCATIONINREGIONALANDCITYDEVELOPMENT,LOMBARDY,ITALY®OECD2011 1 TABLEOFCONTENTS-9 Table3.2.HigherEducationandbusinessR&DinLombardyandselected otherItalianregions 150 Table3.3.LombardyuniversitiesinScimagoclassification 153 Table3.4.EnglishlanguageprovisioninItalianandLombardyuniversities165 Table3.5.ScienceparksinLombardy 173 Table3.6.Numberofventurecapitaldeals 185 Table4.1.Selectedgalleries,auctionhousesandpublishersinMilan 203 Table5.1.Typologyoftertiaryeducationqualityframeworks 232 Table5.2.TheLombardy’scompetitivenessframeworkandHE'srole 238 Figures Figure1.1.MapofItalyandLombardy 49 Figure1.2.Demographicgrowth 51 Figure1.3.Trendofimmigrantpopulation 52 Figure1.4.ContributiontoGDPgrowthbymaineconomicbranches,2000-07 55 Figure1.5.Populationthathasattainedatleasttertiaryeducation,2008 59 Figure1.6.CompletionratesintypeAtertiaryeducationprogrammes 60 Figure 1.7.Unemploymentratesofhighereducationgraduatesintheage groupfrom25to29yearsforselectedOECDcountries,2006 61 FFiigguurree11..98..HHEERRDDafsinaanpceerdcebnytaigneduosftrGyD(P%)inselectedcountries,2008 6622 Figure1.10.PublicexpenditureontertiaryeducationasapercentageofGDP, 2007 64 Figure 1.11. Annual expenditure by educational institutions in tertiary education(includingR&Dactivities)perstudentforallservices,2007) 65 Figure1.12.Patentsregistered,2007 71 Figure1.13.R&DintensityinItalyacrossfoursectors 71 FigureA.1.3.Researchstructuresbysector,2010 84 Figure2.A.I.AveragePISAscoreintheItalianregions,2009 133 Figure2.A.2.AveragePISAscoreintheOECDCountriesandLombardy, 2009 135 Boxes Box1.1.StatefundingofuniversitiesinItaly 66 Box2.1.SMEsuccessionplanninginFinland 94 Box2.2.Howtoreducedropout 98 Box2.3.VULCANOservice 100 HIGHEREDUCATIONINREGIONALANDCITYDEVELOPMENT,LOMBARDY,ITALY©OECD201