Students' wellbeing

Student well-being is central to the policies of the university and individual departments. Therefore, as part of the PRO-BENE-COMUNE 2.0 PROJECT (Promotion of Well-being in the University Community 2.0), each department has been assigned a Study Support Tutor: a student enrolled in a master's degree program or in the final years of a single-cycle master's degree program, who has received specific training to promote an effective approach to studying and to guide students toward other services offered by the University and the Department, as well as toward the various activities organized as part of the project and aimed at the entire university community.
The Study Support Tutor is available to listen to any student who has difficulties related to organizing their study for specific exams or the exam session, difficulties concentrating, processing or studying the material, or difficulties understanding how the quality of their learning can be improved. The Study Support Tutor helps students become more aware of their own learning process and possible strategies for self-regulation.
Study Support Tutor:
Martina Poloni – MARTINA.POLONI@studenti.units.it

Office hours can be found by consulting the list in the Moodle Study Support Tutor 2025-2026 course, clicking on “Book an appointment.”
After selecting one of the available slots, the student will receive a confirmation email from the tutor. If the available times are not compatible with the student's schedule, it is possible to contact the tutor by email to arrange a meeting date.

 

Spaces for students

 

There are several areas exclusively for students: 

- lounge and relaxation area equipped with pouffes, tables, microwave, oven, etc. in the basement (Building D)

- a study room with a sea view on the fifth floor, with blackboards and copy machines (Building D)

- "noisy" study room on the -1 floor (Building D)

 

Other facilities

 

  • Accomodation, canteen service, transports and health services.  In the campus there is a canteen for students. More information about the canteen and the bookAmeal app can be found on the Ardis website.
  • Useful services,  also in relation to disability and dyslexia. 
  • Ardis also provides scholarships aimed at supporting the right to education and it organises events dedicated to the students' wellbeing. More information can be found here. 
  • The Student Council is formed by the student representatives and it is a linking body between professors, university authorities and students. More information about members and activities carried out by the Student Council can be found here. 
  •  In the same section of the website, you can also find information about student associations, the complete list can be found here. 

 

There are several associations that organize activities within the academic environment.  


Would you like to have an acting experience? Look at the university acting centre here. 

 

Are you into music, playing and singing? You can find more information about the university orchestra and choir here. 

 

Do you love sports, training, or playing chess? Would you like to try new sport activities? You can find more information here about the CUS -University Sport Centre, which organizes many sport activities for the staff and the students. 

 

 
 
Last update: 02-25-2026 - 21:36