Providing strong support for students is a major feature of Lucerne University. Law students have special tutors to guide them during their study, to ensure that they get full support in their study and to ensure dialogue and communication between teachers and students. Colleagues and teachers in the school also maintain close cooperation with many foreign scientific research institutions, including the Max Planck Institute in Germany and Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA.

The University of Lucerne will continue to invest in the development of its existing colleges-architecture, economics, communication and information. And plans to develop and start new projects to promote and strengthen the unique position of Ticino University in the Swiss university system. Strategically, the University of Lucerne is going to invest in two fields-computer science and medicine. There is no doubt about the future development potential of these two disciplines. There is no doubt that these two disciplines not only have scientific value, but also will bring sustainable benefits to local economic growth and help solve the current urgent national problems. The computer science project of Ticino University is proceeding in an orderly way, while the medical project is conducting a feasibility study on establishing clinical training in medical schools. The University of Lucerne is committed to defending the Italian part of the country, and protecting the national language and cultural heritage plays an important role in national unity and cohesion.