Entrance tutoring includes:

• Meeting with the Director of the School, the Director of Department, The Vice Director for Teaching Affairs, the Delegate for Tutoring, Orientation and Placement, the Degree Course President, the Didactic Manager, the Head of the Student Secretariat and the Head of the Library. The session is aimed to highlight different aspects of: i) campus logistic; ii) administrative items; iii) access to learning resources; iii)  organization and learning outcomes of the curriculum.
• A self-assessment questionnaire available at  the degree course website to promote students learning and organization skills.

Each enrolled student is assigned a personal tutor among the teaching staff. Students are encouraged to contact their own tutor for counseling concerning   any issue/problem of their learning process: look at the complete list of tutor-student combinations for the current academic year.

Tutorial sessions are scheduled for each class at the end of each didactic semester. The Didactic Manager meets students to discuss strengths and weaknesses of the didactic period. The Manager completes a report of the tutorial session and sends it to the Self Assessment Committee

The Didactic Manager is also the contact person to whom students may refer to signal episodes of grievances

Suggestions, comments and complaints can also be sent by fulfilling, anonymously, a dedicated form.

Students with disabilities: upon specific request, students/future students can contact the Delegate of the Department for counseling purposes, Dr. Silvia MIOLETTI

The Orientation, Tutoring and Placement service of the School provides support for facilitating graduating/graduates’ transition to the professional world. Initiatives include a session to learn how to draft an effective Curriculum Vitae, interviews and active job seeking techniques.

• Department delegate for Orientation, Tutoring and Placement (OTP): Prof. Claudio BELLINO
• Degree Course Referent for Orientation, Tutoring and Placement (OTP): Prof. Frine SCAGLIONE
• Didactic manager: Dr. Alessandra ROTA
• Info desk

A University counseling service offers free assistance, provided by trained psychologists, to all students registered at the University who find themselves suffering from psychological disturbances. The counseling service is freely accessible, free, private, off-site and independent from the university's departments, faculties.

A new further counseling service specifically dedicated to violence against women is available. 

The University Guarantee Committee (Comitato Unico di Garanzia  - CUG), that develops and carries out actions to promote equal opportunities, well-being in the workplace and non-discrimination is available for students.