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Guidance

Guidance services and activities to help you choose a degree programme and at each stage of your studies.

Guidance for those who want to enrol

Contact Tutorial services for help in selecting a degree programme and preparing for entrance exams. Obtain information about expected learning outcomes, learning activities and career opportunities and clarify any doubts you may have.

Orientate with Unibo 

The University guidance services include “Orientate with Unibo”, which enables you to:

  • follow a guidance path on your own;
  • access on-line resources that:
    -  help you understand if the degree programme is really what you want 
    -  enable you to check how well prepared you are 
    -  help you prepare properly for the entrance exams

Guidance activities 

The degree programme takes part in the guidance events promoted by the University and organises specific activities to present the characteristics of the curriculum and enable enrolled students to start their studies with all the information they need.

  • AlmaOrienta: official guidance website;
  • Open week: organised by the School during September.
  • Meeting with first-year students: at the start of the lessons, meetings are held to talk about how the course units are organised and the related learning activities.
  • Open Day: during the February-May period, the degree programme organises a series of meetings that provide detailed information about admission procedures and the learning activities offered.
    Guidance for enrolled students

Alma Mater provides students with various tools to maximise their University experience and obtain information and guidance during their studies.

In addition to tutorial services, guidance and internships, the University also organises events and activities that will benefit your studies.

Further information

Guidance for final-year students and graduates

The University of Bologna offers support to those who intend to continue their studies or enter into the world of work.

Further information