The student services provided by the Academic Council for Computer Engineering aim to address the diverse needs of students, categorized as follows:

• Educational and Cultural Needs: to understand the academic offerings and choose the most suitable educational path, students can rely on the support of the Study Plan Committee and the Guidance and Ongoing Tutoring
• Didactic and Methodological Needs Related to Individual Courses: support is provided by instructors during office hours. Additionally, specific initiatives such as Didactic Tutoring are available for first- and second-year students.
• Professional Needs for Entering the Workforce: services include support from the Job Placement Service and tutoring during the External Training Period, provided by both academic and company tutors.
• Personal Needs: to address psychological, relational, or social issues, students can access the Psychological Counseling Service and the Student Welfare Office, which also manages initiatives for students with disabilities.
• International Mobility: specific services are available for students interested in Study Abroad
• Additional Needs: for any other requirements not covered in the above categories, students can contact the President of the Academic Council, or the tutors appointed by the Council.

These services are designed to support students through every stage of their academic and personal journey.