Orientation and Tutoring

Orientation

Orientation days are communicated in the "Our Events" section, on the homepage, and on the Chemistry Department portal.

The features of this degree course are briefly outlined in the "Course Presentation" and "Why Materials Science and Technology / What it is" sections.

The "Colloquia" periodically present research topics currently being explored within the scope of the study program and can be attended on the Microsoft Teams platform (access code lscwdtn). Individuals outside the @uniba domain can request the access link, which will be sent via email. Dates for the upcoming "Colloquia" will be available in the "News" section.

For students with a bachelor's degree in the following fields: L2 - Biotechnology, L7 - Civil and Environmental Engineering, L9 - Industrial Engineering, L23 - Building Sciences and Techniques, L27 - Chemical Sciences and Technologies, L29 - Pharmaceutical Sciences and Technologies, L30 - Physical Sciences and Technologies, L32 - Environmental and Natural Sciences, L34 - Geological Sciences, L43 - Technologies for Conservation and Restoration of Cultural Heritage, or a recognized suitable foreign degree, this study program offers a wide range of specialization options based on the knowledge acquired in the first-level education cycle, especially in relation to the courses indicated in the "Table."

Approximately 98% of graduates in Materials Science and Technology in Bari find employment within 12 months of graduation. Around 50% pursue a career in research, 33% work in the private sector, and 15% are employed in the public sector. DOWNLOAD A SHORT VIDEO (4 MB).

Tutoring

Being a small number entails a significant advantage; everyone knows each other, and everyone works together as a team to overcome each individual's difficulties. No one is left alone. No one is left behind.

Therefore, there is no institutional figure of a tutor. The coordinator, individual instructors, and experienced students are always available to provide support in studying and advancing the careers of new enrollees.

Each student is free to independently choose a faculty member from the degree course as their curriculum tutor.