Tutor

The University of Florence provides you with a network of student tutors ready to guide and support you at any point in your academic journey. Depending on your needs, you can rely on different types of support figures:

• Orientation Tutors: if you need assistance with the welcome phase, help finding your way at the start of your academic career, or information about your study programme
• Didactic Tutors: if you are experiencing difficulties in specific subjects, these tutors provide supplementary activities and support to help you pass your exams and progress smoothly through your studies
• Inclusion Tutors: they provide dedicated support to students with disabilities, specific learning disorders (SLD), incarcerated students, or those coming from Third Countries and refugees
• Well‑being and Psychological Support: through the Psychological Health Ambassadors (PHA), the University promotes well‑being and offers support to address psychological distress
• Internationalisation Tutors: dedicated tutors are also available to support international students and those taking part in mobility programmes abroad, while also promoting all the internationalisation activities offered by our University, such as the European Alliance EuniWell.

To contact the tutors and find out about their office hours or the activities they carry out, please refer to the webpages of your respective School, where you will find all updated information and contact details, or get in touch with the office where they carry out their activities.

This section publishes the calls for tutoring grants dedicated to tutoring, supplementary teaching, preparatory, remedial, and support activities.

This opportunity, open to students enroled in Second Cycle (Master’s), Single Cycle degrees, and Ph.D. programmes at the University of Florence, includes remuneration and represents much more than a simple temporary assignment.

Becoming a tutor means supporting the academic community and accompanying students throughout their university journey. It is a highly valuable learning experience that develops soft skills useful for the future and enriches your curriculum both personally and professionally.