The Degree Programme Tutor is a useful reference point to help students in their relations with lecturers and, more in general, in the organisation of their study activities.
The tutor plays an interface role between students and the degree programme and is a valuable source of information, for example, to learn about the methods to access the programme and carry out its activities. Students can contact the tutor also to flag requests concerning logistics or organisation.
The Tutor participates into the orientation activities, provides support in the management of students' practices and collaborates in the activities for the surveying of students' opinion about the teaching activities.
Additionally, the tutor offers personalised support to students who struggle, whether for work or other personal reasons, to keep up with the programme and exam schedules.
Hello! I am Lisa Brotons, a second-year student of the Master’s Degree in Science for the Conservation-Restoration of Cultural Heritage (S.Co.Re) at the University of Bologna in Ravenna Campus.
I am coming from the mountain of the Pyrenees, in the southwest of France. Always passionate about work of art and cultural heritage, I studied the ones I could find in my region and my country. I studied art and design in high school and then furniture restoration in the Ecole Boulle in Paris. The different studies have enhanced my interest for objects but especially their materiality. How does the wood change during ageing? How can we avoid the change of colour in the varnishes? This scientific aspect of the restoration interested me more and more until it led me to join this master’s degree.
In Ravenna, I discovered the beautiful adventure of an international degree programme such as S.Co.Re and the mix of cultures it offers.
I am available for any question and be glad to help! We can discuss about the degree program, the application and enrolment process, but also the life in Ravenna, in Italy, ER.GO scholarships, dissertation internships and more.
