Do you want to share your study experience with others, help fellow students take their first steps at the university, and grow personally in the process?
Alma Mater Europaea University invites students to apply to become student tutors. Applications are open until Friday, October 9, 2026, at 12:00.
Tutoring is an important part of a supportive study environment, as it is based on cooperation, the exchange of experience, and mutual assistance. Through their knowledge and experience, student tutors help their peers integrate into the study environment and contribute to a more connected student community.
At the same time, tutoring is also an opportunity for the personal and professional development of tutors. Participation enables them to gain new experience, develop communication and organizational skills, and become more actively involved in the university’s student and research activities.
Who can apply?
A student from the 2nd year onward in an undergraduate or postgraduate study program may apply to become a student tutor.
The application should include first and last name, year of study and field of study, as well as student ID number. Candidates should also add five proposals for student projects in which they would like to participate, with a brief explanation of each proposal in three sentences, and one proposal for a student research project in which they would like to participate, with an explanation in ten sentences.
Applications by October 9
Send your application by Friday, October 9, 2026, at 12:00 to katarina.pernat@almamater.si .
Student tutors will be selected by a committee composed of Prof. Dr. Sebastjan Kristovič, Vice-Rector for Education at Alma Mater Europaea University, Mladen Herc, M.A., Head of the Physiotherapy Program, Dr. Tanja Angleitner Sagadin, Head of the Management of Business Systems Program, and Katarina Pernat, Head of the Communications and Marketing Department.
Become a student tutor and contribute to the Alma Mater student community with your ideas, knowledge, and experience.
