Guidance on choosing a course, during your studies, and after graduation
You can join in the guidance events organized by the University to get to know the features of the Programme and start your studies with all the necessary information.
The Department regularly holds guided tours and Open Days in the Department facilities to let prospective students know the locations and equipment of the Department.
To get information about the admission requirements, application procedures, and administrative procedures for transfer and/or change of programme.
To get information about the learning outcomes, learning activities, prospective professional profiles, and other details concerning the Degree Programme, please contact the Degree Tutor.
To know about the enrolment procedures, please contact the Student Administration Office, or the Degree Programme Coordinator.
For overall guidance to the Degree Programmes of the Department of Agricultural and Food Sciences, please contact the Department Delegate for prospective students guidance.
The Degree Programme Director can assist you with particular needs or requests, expecially as to your study plan and student career path. They can tutor students who meet particular difficulties during their study path, offering guidance and advice.
The student tutor is a student like you: they can help you with the lessons timetable, guide you in filling in the Study Plan, organizing the exams, preparing for the thesis and, more in general, offer support on how to organize your student career.
Contact the Student Tutor.
The Academic Tutors are professors in the Degree Programme who can be contacted throughout the whole study path, to assist you with particular institutional matters that you might face, as well as to guide you on study and research methods.
Contact the Academic Tutor.
The Internship Contact Person offers guidance in the choise and planning of the internship activities and, in collaboration with the academic tutors and administrative staff, coordinates the organizations, institutions, companies, and University facilities where the internships take place.
Contact the Internship Contact Person
The Internationalisation Contact Professor assists the Programme Director with the international activities, that you can reach at International Mobility. They offer guidance in the choise and planning of curricular activities abroad, and manages the Department international relations as to the different types of exchange programmes and students’ activities abroad.
The Department Delegate to disabled and dyslexic students coordinates the assistance and support to disabled students, putting them in contact with the University Service for disabled and dyslexic students, taking care of their particular situations and needs, and enabling the assignment of students to specially selected teachers, with the aim to enhance personal resources and contexts.
Events, services, and tools offered by the University
To receive guidance in your future career prospects, as well as to know about the job offers from companies that collaborate with the Department, please contact the Department Delegate to Career Guidance Service.
To receive information and advice on the prospective professional profiles, work placement, and/or the continuation of your study, please contact the Degree Programme Director.
How can we help you: Taking the necessary actions to ensure that each person can study and take exams and tests in the most effective way possible.
Contact person's name for the office Tullia Gallina Toschi
E-mail disabilita@unibo.it; dsa@unibo.it; tullia.gallinatoschi@unibo.it
Phone +39 051 2080740 Orario telefonico Monday 9:30 a.m. - 12 p.m
How can we help you: Notices about logistics and organisational aspects concerning your degree programme, general information on admissions, exams, course timetable, study plan and graduation.
Contact person's name for the office D'Angelo Isabella
E-mail distal.imahs@unibo.it
