Guidance services and activities to help you choose a degree programme and at each stage of your studies.
Contact Tutor 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.
Individual guidance
The Programme Director, the International Curriculum Director (AMaC) and the programme's tutors carry out individual guidance activities by e-mail, Skype or on appointment. See their websites to get in touch with them and schedule an appointment. You can also send an e-mail to the degree programme's e-mail address: amac@unibo.it.
Requirements for admission and individual preparation guidance
For information on the necessary requirements for admission, see the programme enrolment website. The Programme Director, the International Curriculum Director (AMaC) and the programme's tutors are available to clarify any doubts. You can also send an e-mail to the degree programme's e-mail address: amac@unibo.it.
Open Tour on demand
The "Open Tours" organized by the programme's tutors for small groups offer the opportunity to gain insights in the teaching activities and study plans, but also to visit the spaces and documentary resources, to meet the academic teachers, the librarians and the administrative and technical staff of the programme, with the aim to facilitate the prospective students' guidance and the reception and welcome of international students.
AlmaOrienta
The programme participates in the AlmaOrienta guidance event, usually held in early March (or late February) at the exhibition area "Fiera di Bologna", with the aim to present the programme's characteristics and to give students the opportunity to start their studies with all the necessary information.
The Programme Director, the International Curriculum Director (AMaC) and the programme's tutors are available weekly during their reception hours for current students' guidance. It is also possible to schedule an appointment in other working days or ask for information and advice via Skype or e-mail.
You can also send an e-mail to the programme's e-mail address: amac@unibo.it.
In addition, the entire programme's teaching staff is available to guide enrolled students regarding their study plans and in relation to the study results they are gradually achieving and considering the specific characteristics of the different scientific areas.
In addition, the University of Bologna 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 give a boost to your studies.
The guidance activities directly organized by the programme for graduating students and graduates is developed along two directions, with the interaction of different guidance activity plans:
Like for the ongoing guidance for enrolled students, the entire programme's teaching staff is available to give advice also to graduating students and newly graduates, considering their individual study results and the occupational possibilities related to the field of studies.
The programme fosters forms of "collective guidance" by organizing events and meetings between students and professionals or teachers of the field of studies.
guidance regarding the professional profiles and introduction to the world of work
This type of guidance is organized in synergy with the stakeholders related to the field of studies. For example, the lecture cycle "I mestieri dell'arte a Bologna. Incontro tra professionisti dell'arte e studenti del Corso di Laurea magistrale in Arti Visive" (Working with Art in Bologna. Meeting between Art professionals and Visual Arts MA students) offers conferences with representatives of the world of work connected to the arts.
- guidance regarding the continuation of studies and the research education
The programme in Visual Arts organizes, at the end of every academic year (around May), a meeting in cooperation with the Scuola di Specializzazione in Beni Storici e Artistici of the University of Bologna and with the responsible Director for the Ph-D in Visual Arts Prof. Daniele Benati, entitled "Dopo la Laurea magistrale: percorsi di studio e ricerca" (After your Master's: research and study options), with the participation of teachers, students and graduates of the Scuola di Specializzazione in Beni Storici e Artistici and with the participation of Ph-D students and graduates in Visual Arts, to inform graduating students and graduates about further study and research possibilities.
In addition, the University of Bologna offers support to those who intend to continue their studies or enter the world of work.