• All students will have a teacher who will act as a personal tutor.
• A “Welcome Day” is included in which students will be introduced to the curriculum, the teaching staff and the resources made available to students to facilitate their learning.
• In addition, each student will be assigned a tutor, so that they have a contact teacher who acts as a counselor and who they can also turn to for general or personal questions and to express their problems. To facilitate counseling activities, various sessions will be planned throughout the course.
• In addition, additional training activities will be offered during the course of the master's degree, in order to reinforce the acquisition of skills and facilitate entrepreneurship or the search for employment.

The tutoring faculty will be selected from among the faculty teaching in the degree, and their main functions will be:

1. Help plan and organize student learning activities.
2. Provide students with autonomous learning strategies.
3. Provide guidance on academic and professional decision-making.
4. Help solve problems that students may encounter.

The achievement of these objectives necessarily involves a precise knowledge of the difficulties and problems that students face during their studies, as well as the establishment of mechanisms that allow their resolution or that, at least, provide guidance to the student that allows him to make the decision that is most convenient for him.

In addition to the existing structures at the centre level, the ULL has an Information and Orientation Service (SIO) aimed at informing, advising and guiding future students and the university community in general. The SIO has three different areas: an information area (grants and grants, university training proposals, procedures, rights and responsibilities, deadlines and procedures, etc.), a Psychopedagogical Advisory Service and a Legal Advisory Service. The SIO can be accessed by clicking on the following link: SIO.