Student tutors

The student tutor is an experienced student or doctoral or postgraduate student who who offers their expertise to assit those in need.

In particular the student tutor is responsible:

• for welcoming new students;
• assisting in the compilation of Programmes of Study;
• advising on the Course catalog (curriculum, requirements, exams);
• assisting in the organisation of study and exams;
• coordinating supplementary teaching activities;
• providing support in finding information on international mobility and curricular internships, 
• managing relations with the administrative services.
   

The Social Science Degree Course provides two types of tutorial activities: general tutoring and tutoring for integrative and preparatory activities and remedial activities.

This service provides students with guidance on study methods, exam preparation strategies, study planning, and answers to specific questions related to individual examination programs.

This service offers assistance to students facing challenges in preparing for and passing exams in specific Course Units.

With the support of tutors, students will be able to refine their study methods, gain clearer understanding of certain sections of the exam syllabus, and enhance their presentation skills.

tutor: Matilde Lui

Office hours: (from November 27, 2024)

• Wednesday 14.00 - 16.00

email: matilde.lui@studenti.unipr.it

Note: Please send an email to the totur to arrange an appointment, specifyng your Degree Course.

The tutor primarily holds sessions online but offers the option to arrange in-person meetings if needed.

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The Regional Agency for the Right to Education, ER.GO, in collaboration with the University of Parma, provides a tutoring support service in each Department. 

This service aims to help students overcome any difficulties related to study organization and participation in university life that could compromise the continuation of their scholarship.

You can contact your reference tutor, requesting an individual interview, also online, in order to be helped to orient yourself and get targeted information within your degree program.

Peer tutoring (for students with disabilities or DSA)