Student tutors

The student tutor is an experienced student or doctoral or postgraduate student who puts his or her practical experience at the service of those in need.
In particular, she/he is responsible for welcoming new students, assisting in the compilation of programmes of study, advising on the range of courses on offer (curriculum, prerequisites, examinations), helping in the organisation of study and examinations, supplementary teaching activities, support in finding information on international mobility and curricular internships, relations with the administrative services:
General tutoring and tutoring for teaching-integrative, preparatory and remedial activities.

This service offers students information and advice on study methods, how to prepare for and tackle examinations, study planning, and answers to specific questions relating to individual examination programmes.
The general tutors, a.y. 2023/2024, are: Lorenzo Domenico Cerati and Giulia Bilardello (November 2023 to March 2024); Maria Fretto and Mattia Ricucci (April to October 2024).

Tutors receive in-person, at the Tutoring Room, second floor, hallway classrooms, 12 University Street, and/or on the Microsoft Teams platform, according to the schedule indicated by the individual tutor.

Temporary changes in student reception will be communicated in the "Notices"

This service offers help to students who have difficulties preparing for and passing examinations in specific subjects.
Through the support provided by tutors, students will, in particular, be able to correct their study method, better clarify certain parts of the examination syllabus and improve their exposure.

Internationalisation tutors support internationalisation programmes and projects at the Department. These activities include the dissemination of internationalisation opportunities to students enrolled in the various courses of study and support for students already on mobility during the academic year.
⇒ See Tutors' names and office hours

ER.GO provides a Tutoring Service, in each Department, reserved for three-year and single-cycle freshmen students, beneficiaries of scholarships.

This is a support service for overcoming any difficulties in organizing study and in participating in university life.

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)

The service is aimed at supporting students who are stuck, unmotivated or, simply, to those who want to try to change something in their course of study.
 
Suggestions on study method will be shared with the creation of collective repetition groups, together with tutors of individual subjects.
 
The tutor is available to listen to everyone's problems and will look together with the individual student for the best strategy to cope with exams with an individualized study program to organize optimally the time and resources available.

For suggestions and explanations on courses, study and research methodology, and to overcome any obstacles that may arise in the course of study, students may contact individual lecturers.
See List of degree course lecturers.