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Università
Ca’Foscari
Venezia
No other place
like this
Degree Programmes
2014 / 2015
www.unive.it
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A WORD FROM THE RECTOR
The Buildings in Venice
CA’ FOSCARI INTERNATIONAL
PROFILE
CA’ FOSCARI AT A GLANCE
ITALIAN UNIVERSITY SYSTEM CHART
EUROPEAN CREDIT TRANSFER AND ACCUMULATION SYSTEM (ECTS)
CA’ FOSCARI FOR YOU
BACHELOR’S DEGREE PROGRAMMES (FIRST CYCLE)
MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMMES (SECOND CYCLE)
PROFESSIONAL MASTER’ S PROGRAMMES
PHD PROGRAMMES (RESEARCH DOCTORATES)
CA’ FOSCARI FOR STUDENTS
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
ENJOY CA’ FOSCARI, DISCOVER VENICE
THE 1000 FACES OF VENICE AND CA’ FOSCARI
STUDENT LIFE AND INTERNATIONAL EVENTS
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LIFE IN VENICE
NETWORK
MAP OF THE UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS
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We recommend checking for any updates on the university website:
www.unive.it
Contacts:
International Welcome Desk:
+39 041 234 7575
[email protected]
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Ca’ Foscari University has entered into international mobility agreements with partner
universities all over the world, and actively participates in European programmes for
technological research, education and training to promote interdisciplinary and knowledge
exchange. Recently, the University has strengthened its recruitment strategy in order to
attract an international student and faculty body with the aim of constantly improving the
quality of teaching and learning. Ca ‘Foscari offers tailor-made services to its international
stakeholders to ensure the full breadth and level of support to fully integrate themselves
in the university community. The University has also increased the number of degree
programmes entirely held in English and has set up new international research and
teaching partnerships, paying particular attention to emerging regions, both to further
its own aims and help build higher education capacity elsewhere. In addition to the many
international Double/Joint Degree Programmes and English-taught Degree Programmes,
the “internationalization at home” is fostered by the following initiatives.
Ca’ Foscari International College
Ca’ Foscari International College is a centre of excellence which attracts gifted and
high-achieving students from Italy and abroad. The International College provides
accommodation to selected students on the Island of San Servolo, an international
residential campus located near St. Mark’s Square. Students attend degree programmes
at Università Ca’ Foscari and participate in an additional interdisciplinary programme of
courses and innovative activities arranged by the College, many of which are in English,
making it one of the most vibrant cultural and scientific centres in the area. The International
College selects every year a number of Italian and international students for enrolment to
the first year at the Bachelor’s level: admissions are based on several selection criteria. In
addition to subsidized accommodation at the College, full and partial scholarships will be
awarded based on merit.
Ca’ Foscari International College
San Servolo Island, Venice
[email protected]
Facebook: Collegio Internazionale Ca’ Foscari
Ca’ Foscari Summer School
Ca’ Foscari Summer School expands and enriches the learning process and the university
experience at Ca’ Foscari, giving the possibility to:
•Attend academic courses
•Participate in art, science, economics and culture labs
•Join in intensive courses by professors from key international universities, with international
students.
Ca’ Foscari Summer School
[email protected]
www.unive.it/summerschool
Special courses for international students
Starting in 2013/2014, Ca’ Foscari educational offer will be enriched by a new path specifically
devoted to international students, in addition to the selection of English-taught courses.
The following courses are now available:
•History of Italian culture and literature
•History of the arts of Venice and the Veneto
•History of Venice and the Veneto
•Italian for foreigners - beginners
•Italian for foreigners - intermediate
Following the University internationalisation process, these courses are open to a selected
group of Ca’ Foscari students as well, so as to foster Venice international campus by enhancing
shared academic, cultural and life experiences between Italian and international students.
PROFILE
People
20.000 students, among which
1.500 international students
8.500 new enrolments per year (Bachelor’s + Master’s + Professional Master’s programmes)
4.500 graduates per year
1.200 professors, lecturers, native language teachers and administrative staff
Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, established
in 1868 as the first Business School in Italy,
is now a modern university, one of the best in
Italy, and offers its students a vast and varied
array of educational programmes. In addition
to encompassing a wide choice of Bachelor’s
and Master’s Degree Programmes, Ca’ Foscari
equips its students with several 1st and 2nd
level Professional Master’s Programmes.
Every day Ca’ Foscari students (approx.
20.000) enjoy their university experience in
an international environment, focused on the
most innovative aspects of research, open
to new teaching technologies and methods,
characterised by a varied offering of cultural
events and by effective and strong links with
the workplace.
Programmes
15 Bachelor’s Degree Programmes (3 years)
29 Master’s Degree Programmes (2 years)
14 PhD Degree Programmes
35 Professional Master’s Programmes (1 year)
3 Summer School Programmes in partnership with Harvard University, Columbia University
(U.S.A.) and British Columbia Institute of Technology (Canada)
2 international seminar programmes in partnership with with University of Ottawa (Canada) and
Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (Switzerland)
English-taught Programmes
The following degree programmes offer a curriculum entirely taught in English:
• Business Administration – Economics and Management (Bachelor’s degree)
• Accounting and Finance - Business Administration (Master’s degree)
• Advanced Management - International Management (Master’s degree)
• Economics - Models and Methods in Economics and Management (Master’s degree)
• Economics and Finance (Master’s degree)
• Computer Science (Master’s degree)
• Environmental Sciences - Global Environmental Change (Master’s degree)
• Language Sciences - Language Sciences (Master’s degree)
• Sustainable Chemistry and Technology - Environment Sustainable Chemistry and Technologies
(Master’s degree)
Ca’ Foscari organisation
8 Departments
5 Interdepartmental Schools
1 Challenge School, in charge of delivering professional master’ s programmes and lifelong
learning courses
1 Summer School, in charge of delivering Summer courses
1 Graduate School, in charge of delivering PHD programmes
5 Main University Libraries
3 subject-related Libraries
1 University Language Centre
1 Learning Centre Library
International Networks
+ 140 International cooperation agreements
+ 490 (a.y. 2014/2015) Erasmus exchange agreements
+ 30 UE and 40 extra UE Countries with Partner Institutions
Easy application
CFU
Credits earned
Degrees
Years
1ST CYCLE - UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES
Laurea
Bachelor’s Degree
180
2ND CYCLE - GRADUATE STUDIES
Laurea Magistrale
120
Master’s Degree
Diploma di Specializzazione di 1° livello
120-180
First-level Specialisation Degree
Master Universitario di 1° livello
60
First-level Professional Master’s Degree
3RD CYCLE - POSTGRADUATE STUDIES
Dottorato di Ricerca
PhD/Research Doctorate
Diploma di Specializzazione di 2° livello
60-300
Second-level Specialisation Degree
Master Universitario di 2° livello
60
Second-level Master’s Degree
3
2
2-3
1
3
1-5
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The European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) allows the transferring of university credits
throughout Europe. It is based on the clearness and transparency of the students’ plans
of study and on the assignment of appropriate credits for work completed. The objective
of this system is to guarantee that credits for the courses and exams taken during the
period spent abroad are granted and recognized according to clear rules, known to
students before leaving and based on precise agreements ruled by mechanisms that
are common to all the institutions participating in the Programme. Ca’ Foscari University
of Venice, according to the European directives, has established that the equivalence
of credits is 1 CFU = 1 ECTS. The ECTS scale used for converting marks is based on a
statistical distribution of marks in each area.
A table for converting marks is available at:
www.unive.it - English website > How To > Guidance and useful information >
Italian university system
1) Consult the evaluation procedure for international
students on the Ca’ Foscari web site
www.unive.it/evaluation
2)Regardless of your country of origin, you will need a
visa in order to stay in the European Union for more
than 90 days in any 180–day period. Some country
nationals will need a visa for entry. Check with the
Italian consulate in your country to make sure to
comply with visa regulations.
3)Fix an appointment with Ca’ Foscari International
Welcome Desk: www.unive.it/welcome
Your arrival in Venice
The newly established International Welcome
Desk offers a wide range of services for international
students, such as: guidance, information and assistance
for enrolment procedures and university services,
support for the recognition of academic qualifications,
and for visa application process and stay permits.
Keep in touch with your tutor, read your Welcome
Guide, get involved in the “Buddy Program”, and join
the activities during the Welcome Day organized for
you! Discover your University, and get off to a good
start, learning and living at Ca’ Foscari.
For further information please write to
[email protected]
Are you looking for accommodation in Venice?
Ca’ Foscari Housing Office matches the needs
and preferences of the applicants with the available
accommodation offers. It may also help you look for a
temporary lodging and give useful information about
Venice accommodation.
For further information please write to:
[email protected]
Ca’ Foscari assists newcomers during their entire
University career, providing access for qualified
students to benefits through the Financial Aid Office,
and responding to the needs of students either working
or foreign or with disabilities through its specialized
offices. Ca’ Foscari promotes student-involvement
in social issues and in local sustainable development
projects. Students are recruited to fill appropriate
temporary positions with the university.
For further information please write to:
[email protected]
Further details are available here:
Ca’ Foscari International:
www.unive.it/international
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/internationalcafoscari
Linkedin:
http://goo.gl/psNo27
Bachelor’s DEGREE PROGRAMMES
(First Cycle – 180 ECTS)
− Business Administration-Economics
and Management
− Computer Science
− Conservation and Restoration
Technologies
− Conservation of the Cultural Heritage
and Management of Cultural Activities
− Economics and Business
− Environmental Sciences
− History
− Humanities
− International Trade
− Languages, Cultures and Societies of
Asia and North Africa
− Languages, Linguistics and Cultural
Studies
− Linguistic and Cultural Mediation
− Philosophy
− Social Sciences and Social Work
− Sustainable Chemistry and Technology
Business AdministrationEconomics and Management
Computer Science
Conservation and
Restoration Technologies
Department of Management
Department of Environmental Sciences, Informatics
and Statistics
Interdepartmental School of Cultural Production and
Conservation of the Cultural Heritage
Learning outcomes
This BA (First Cycle) Degree Programme provides
students with a thorough theoretical and experimental
foundation in the field of planning, development and
management of systems for information generation,
transmission and processing, and for data statistical
analysis.
Learning outcomes
This BA (First Cycle) Degree Programme produces
graduates able to perform scientific investigations
to identify the reasons for the decay of historicalartistic architectural and archaeological works, define
intervention methods and directly operate on works
and artefacts in order to guarantee their conservation.
Curricula available
Statistics and Information Technologies
European Computer Science (ECS)
Technologies and Information Science
Occupational profiles
First Cycle graduates in Conservation and Restoration
Technologies may find career opportunities as experts
in diagnostics and conservation of cultural heritage
within institutions dealing with the management
and conservation of cultural heritage, local bodies,
companies and organizations operating in these fields.
Learning outcomes
This BA (First Cycle) Degree Programme aims to
teach students how to perform accounting, marketing,
selling, finance and organizational tasks within
private and public companies. The curriculum in
Economics and Management, fully taught in English,
provides students with an international education
and combines management and economics (theory,
methods and models), and legal, mathematical as
well as statistical subjects. Moreover, this curriculum
equips students with any useful tools needed to find
employment in the European and international market
and to proceed to study in international Master’s
Programmes.
Curricula available
Business Administration
Economics and Management
First Cycle graduates may be employed as managers
and consultants in industrial, business, banking,
finance and insurance companies and enterprises,
both in Italy and abroad. Depending on the curriculum
chosen, students will acquire specific skills in the
marketing, auditing, accounting and finance sectors.
In order to facilitate the entry in the labour market,
8 curricula have been devised: business economics,
administration, finance and control, legal consulting,
management of enterprises, financial intermediation,
marketing, accounting, quantitative instruments for
enterprises.
Places available
720 places available.
Business administration: test of logic/mathematics
and Italian/general culture. In addition, a certified
knowledge of English at minimum level B1 is required.
Students who have no language certification can
enrol if they are in the short-list, but they may not sit
the examinations until they have made up their OFA
(Additional Learning Requirements) in English.
Economics and Management: test of mathematics in
English and certified knowledge of English at minimum
level B2.
Admission requirements
To access the course, a previous suitable background
is required. Each curriculum needs a specific
knowledge , which the student should have before
enrolling the university, in order to attend the
course successfully. It is even possible to verify this
knowledge before enrolling.
If the result of the test is negative, the student
can enrol, but he/she receives a supplementary
educational debt (OFA)”, which means that the
student must fill any gaps in his/ her background
through specific activities organized by the University.
The admission requirements are available in the web
site.
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Where
San Giobbe , Cannaregio 873, 30121 Venice (Italy)
For further information please contact the Campus of
Economics, e-mail :[email protected]
Website: www.unive.it/cdl/et10
➦
Dual Degree
Students choosing the Economics and
Management curriculum may take part in the
selection for the Atlantis Programme that enables
them to attend an academic year at Georgia State
University and finally be awarded a Double Degree.
Graduates may find careers paths in the software
production and data analysis sectors, within both
manufacturing companies in the field of information
systems and processor networks, and in organizations,
local authorities and laboratories using complex
information processing systems and methods.
Graduates may obtain access to the professional
licensing examination to register on the Italian roll of
information engineers (section B).
To access the course, a previous suitable background is
required. Each curriculum needs a specific knowledge
, which the student should have before enrolling the
university, in order to attend the course successfully. It is
even possible to verify this knowledge before enrolling.
If the result of the test is negative, the student can enrol,
but he/she receives a supplementary educational debt
(OFA)”, which means that the student must fill any
gaps in his/ her background through specific activities
organized by the University. The admission requirements
are available in the web site.
Places available
Unlimited entry subject to assessment of minimum
requirements; quotas (i.e. places reserved) for nonEU students residing abroad: 23 places, 3 of which
reserved for Chinese students residing in China,
according to the Marco Polo Programme.
Where
and Statistics
Scientific Campus, via Torino 155, 30170 Venezia Mestre (Italy)
For further information please contact: didattica.
[email protected]
site.
Places available
requirements; quotas (i.e. places reserved) for non-EU
students residing abroad: 8 places.
Where
at Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage
Malcanton Marcorà, Dorsoduro 3484/D, 30123 Venice
(Italy)
Humanities, e-mail: [email protected] or
the Campus of Sciences, e-mail: campus.scientifico@
unive.it
Website: www.unive.it/cdl/ct6
➦
DOUBLE Degree in European Computer
Science with the University of Hamburg (Germany),
the Universidad de Burgos (Spain), Istituto
Politecnico de Coimbra (Portugal), Université Paul
Verlaine- Metz/ Nancy (France), Université François
Rabelais – Tours/Blois (France), Timisoara (
Romania), Turun Yliopisto – Turku (Finland).
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Conservation of the Cultural
Heritage and Management of
Cultural Activities
Economics and Business
Environmental Sciences
History
Department of Economics
and Statistics
Department of Humanities
Learning outcomes
This BA (First Cycle) Degree Programme, through its
varied curricula, aims to provide the fundamentals
of the history of art, archaeology, management and
organization of cultural events, cultural heritage
legislation, methodological approaches and the main
tools for the analysis of such sectors.
Learning outcomes
students with a flexible and multi-purpose education,
based on a grounding in economic, mathematicalstatistical, business and legal issues, in order to
analyse and interpret economic phenomena at
different levels (macroeconomic, market, corporate
ones). Moreover, they may investigate the economics
of tourism, which plays a particularly relevant role in
the Venetian area.
Learning outcomes
This BA (First Cycle) Degree Programme equips
graduates with an environmental system education
and a good practice of the scientific method for
the analysis of systems and issues related to the
environment, whether natural or anthropized, with a
focus on sustainability and prevention perspectives, as
well as promotion of the environment quality.
Learning outcomes
This BA (First Cycle) Degree provides students
with a basic humanities background together with
knowledge of the main historical, philosophical, ethnoanthropological and archival methodologies from
ancient times to the present times.
Curricula available
Archaeology
Art History
Economics and Management of Arts and Cultural
Activities
Performing Arts and Media Studies
First Cycle graduates in Conservation of the Cultural
Heritage and Management of Cultural Activities may
find career opportunities within the local government
and in public or private bodies in charge of the
protection, conservation and management of the
archaeological, historical-artistic heritage and also of
the promotion of artistic events, performing arts and
cultural industry.
Places available
Unlimited entry; quotas (i.e. places reserved) for nonEU students residing abroad: 10 places.
university, in order to attend the course successfully.
It is even possible to verify this knowledge before
enrolling.
If the result of the test is negative, the student can
enrol, but he/she receives a supplementary educational
debt (OFA)”, which means that the student must fill
any gaps in his/ her background through specific
activities organized by the University. The admission
requirements are available in the web site.
Where:
at Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage
(Italy)
Humanities, e-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.unive.it/cdl/ft1
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Curricula available
Economics and Business
Economics of Tourism
First Cycle graduates in Economics and Business,
depending on the curriculum chosen, may be
employed as consultants in the economic field or
operate professionally in the tourism public and
private sector, independently and actively fulfilling
their tasks.
PLACES AVAILABLE
400 places available
Entry requirements: Test of logic/mathematics
and Italian/general culture. In addition, a certified
knowledge of English at minimum level B1 is required.
Students who have no language certification can
enrol if they are in the short-list, but they may not sit
the examinations until they have made up their OFA
(Additional Learning Requirements) in English.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
In order to be admitted to this First Cycle Degree
Programme a five-year-secondary school diploma, a
good level of preparation is required. Such knowledge
will be assessed through an entry test that will be held
before enrolling.
site.
Where
San Giobbe, Cannaregio 873, 30121 Venice (Italy)
Economics: e-mail: [email protected]
Graduates in Environmental Sciences may draw
on their multidisciplinary skills in the prevention,
diagnosis and solving strategies for environmental
issues, on behalf of public and private bodies, and
organizations.
enrolling.
Places available
Where
and Statistics
Santa Marta, Dorsoduro 2137, 30121 Venice (Italy)
Tel. +39 041 234 8974 / 8511, Fax +39 041 234 8962
/ 8501
Scientific Campus, via Torino 155, 30170 Venezia
Mestre (Italy)
Tel. +39 041 234 8411 / 8480, Fax +39 041 234 8419
Curricula available
Archive and Library Studies
History
Anthropology
First Cycle graduates in History may find employment
in public and private institutions operating in the field
of historical culture and documentary preservation.
Places available
Unlimited entry; quotas (i.e. places reserved) for
non-EU students residing abroad: 7 places, 2 of which
site.
Where
(Italy)
Sciences, e-mail: [email protected]
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HUMANITIES
International Trade
Languages, Cultures and
Societies of Asia and North
Africa
School of Economics, Languages, and
Entrepreneurship
Department of Asian and North African Studies
Learning outcomes
This BA (First-Cycle) Degree Programme provides
methodological and historical grounding in linguistic,
philological-literary and artistic studies of ancient,
medieval, modern and contemporary ages.
Learning outcomes
students with in-depth knowledge of economic and
international trade issues. Drawing on analytical tools
in the economic, business, legal and quantitative
field, students learn to manage complex situations
in companies’ import-export relations, evaluate
investments on foreign markets and organize
International production processes. This Degree
Programme also offers various educational activities
concerning foreign languages and a compulsory
internship abroad with scholarships at companies and
institutes with special agreements with the university.
Curricula available
Antiquity
Science of the literary text and communication
First Cycle graduates in Letters will acquire the
necessary basic knowledge for educational activities
oriented for teaching at first and second level
secondary schools. Furthermore, they will be able
to perform professional tasks in public and private
institutions , whether national or international, in the
sectors of publishing, press, institutes and foundations
operating in specific cultural fields.
Places available
site.
Where
(Italy)
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First Cycle graduates in International Trade may find
employment as export business relations specialists,
executive assistants or assistants to CEO’s and
foreign trade area managers, export managers and
purchasing managers.
Places available
requirements; quotas (i.e. places reserved) for nonEU students residing abroad: 3 places reserved for
Chinese students residing in China, according to the
Marco Polo Programme.
enrolling.
Where
Interdepartmental School of Economics, Languages
and Entrepreneurship for International Trade
Riviera Santa Margherita 76, 31100 Treviso (Italy)
For further information please contact the Campus
in Treviso (School of Economics, Languages and
Entrepreneurship), e-mail: [email protected]
Learning outcomes
This BA
(First Cycle) Degree Programme provides the
Area
Economica
Classe
L-33 /
economiche
opportunity
toScienze
its students
to reach a proficient level in one
East Asian language, basic knowledge of a second East
Asian language, as well as a solid background in the cultures
and societies of the relevant countries. In addition, students
will have command of written and spoken English or French,
and the basics of Italian literature, as well as excellent
knowledge of the main IT and electronic communication
tools relating to the specific linguistic areas of competence.
Language courses available
Curricula China, South Korea, Japan
Three-year courses: Chinese, Korean, Japanese; two-year
courses (one per year): Arabic, Armenian, Chinese, Korean,
Hebrew, Japanese, Hindi, Modern Greek, Persian, Tibetan,
Turkish, Urdu.
Curriculum Near and Middle East
2 three-year courses among: Arabic, Armenian, Hebrew,
Persian, Turkish
Curriculum Indian Subcontinent.
Three-year course: Hindi; one two-year course among:
Arabic, Chinese, Persian.
Other languages that may be chosen among those ones
offered by the University: Azeri, Georgian, Modern Greek,
Tibetan, Yiddish and Vietnamese.
which means that the student must fill any gaps in his/ her
background
through specific activities organized by the
Area
Economica
Classe
L-18 /The
Scienze
dell’economia
e della are
gestione
aziendale
University.
admission
requirements
available
in the
web site.
Where
Department of Asian and North African Studies, Palazzo
Vendramin dei Carmini, Dorsoduro 3462, 30123 Venice
(Italy)
For further information please contact the Department
Teaching Office, e-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.unive.it/cdl/lt40
Curricula available
China
South Korea
Japan
Near and Middle East
Indian Subcontinent
First-cycle graduates may find employment in the field
of intercultural communication and within various public
and private sectors, such as cultural organizations and
museums, national and EU public institutions, international
organizations and businesses. Graduates may also find
career opportunities writing and translating texts of cultural,
literary and legal relevance, and provide linguistic support in
businesses and other public organizations. They may also
follow professions related to the organization and promotion
of cultural and art events (exhibitions, shows, festivals).
Places available
students residing abroad: 30 places, 10 of which reserved
for Chinese students residing in China, according to the
Marco Polo Programme.
university, in order to attend the course successfully. It is
even possible to verify this knowledge before enrolling.
If the result of the test is negative, the student can enrol, but
he/she receives a supplementary educational debt (OFA)”,
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Languages, Linguistics and
Cultural Studies
Linguistic and Cultural
Mediation
Philosophy
Department of Linguistics and Comparative Cultural
Studies
School of Economics, Languages, and
Entrepreneurship
Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage
Learning outcomes
This BA (First Cycle) Degree Programme is
characterised by a technical approach to the study
of languages and to oral and written mediation. The
programme includes linguistic-cultural courses,
including: liaison interpreting in the two main
languages (English and Spanish); elements of
international law and business administration. As
for linguistic courses, attendance is compulsory.
The degree programme is based on innovative
teaching methods, including the use of language and
IT laboratories. It also requires students to spend a
semester in Spain. Scholarships for graduates will be
available in Spain.
Learning outcomes
provide students with a critical learning of the main
philosophical themes and issues in their historical
development, in their theoretical extent, and in their
connection with other disciplines and research fields
(psychology, human sciences, education studies,
artistic disciplines). Furthermore, this programme
focuses on the knowledge of philosophical texts
and the critical acquisition of methods and forms of
philosophical reasoning.
Learning outcomes
This BA (First Cycle) Degree Programme will provide
a solid foundation in two foreign languages and an
intermediate-level knowledge of English, as well as
specific skills related to the curriculum chosen.
Language courses available
Three-year courses: Albanian, American English,
Catalan, Czech, French, German, English, Italian Sign
Language (LIS), Latin American Spanish, Modern
Greek, Polish, Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese,
Romanian, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Spanish.
Single module courses: Bulgarian, Slovenian and
Basque.
Curricula available
International Politics
Linguistics, Philology and Language Teaching
Research
Literatures and Culture
First-cycle graduates may operate in various
sectors of the national and European employment
market, in public and private businesses, within
the areas of management and enhancement of
the cultural heritage, and in education at any level.
The organization of the curricula also provides a
basis which facilitates access to the workplace in a
multicultural society, with opportunities leading to
innovative professional roles that require specialized
skills.
Places available
reserved for a Chinese student residing in China,
site.
Where
Studies
Ca’ Bernardo, Dorsoduro 3199, 30123 Venice (Italy)
Tel. +39 041 234 9411
Palazzo Cosulich, Dorsoduro 1405, 30123 Venice
(Italy)
Tel. +39 041 234 7811, Fax +39 041 234 7822
Ca’ Bembo, Dorsoduro 1075, 30123 Venice (Italy)
Tel. +39 041 234 5724, Fax +39 041 234 5760
For further information please contact the
Department Teaching Office, email: didattica.dslcc@
unive.it
First-cycle graduates may find employment as
interpreters, experts of commercial relations with
domestic and international markets, translators, tour
guides, cultural mediators and linguistic mediators in
schools.
Admission is subjected to a linguistic-cultural test
aimed at assessing the level of English knowledge
(at least level B1), as well as of Italian language
and general education relating to the history and
geography of Spanish-speaking countries.
Places available
Limited places: 77 places available.
Where
and Entrepreneurship for International Trade
Graduates may turn to advanced studies in the field
of philosophical and social analysis and educational
counselling. According to recent surveys carried out
by Almalaurea, further possible job opportunities may
be found within the following sectors and considering
the specificity of the curricula: research, human
resources (in private and public bodies), libraries,
event organization, publishing, journalism, advertising,
communication, audiovisual.
Graduates can also pursue their studies and attend a
first-level Professional Master Programme dealing with
philosophy and philosophical counselling as well as
science of cognition and educational training.
Students interested in teaching at secondary schools
have to obtain a second-cycle/Master’s degree and a
further teaching qualification as by law.
Places available
Unlimited entry; quotas (i.e. places reserved) for
non-EU students residing abroad: 6 places, 1 of which
is reserved to a Chinese student, residing in China,
according to the Marco Polo programme.
enrolling.
Where
(Italy)
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Social Sciences and Social
Work
Sustainable Chemistry and
Technology
Interdepartmental School of Social Sciences and
Public Policies
Department of Molecular Sciences and Nanosystems
Learning outcomes
equip graduates with a foundation in human and
social sciences, enriched and completed with specific
knowledge and skills in the field of social work
theories, methods and techniques. The objective of
the programme is to provide graduates with adequate
skills to read and interpret typical phenomena of our
current society as well as expertise to analyse the
socio-economic and cultural context, necessary for
social intervention and social work. For this purpose,
intensive apprenticeships, led by supervising social
workers, are included.
Learning outcomes
This BA (First Cycle) Degree Programme – divided
into three curricula: Chemistry, Industrial Chemistry
and Materials Science – aims to produce graduates
equipped with a good knowledge of mathematics,
physics and chemistry able to accurately use chemical
terminology, acquire technological skills, manage
resources and processes of transformation, and the
enhancement of raw materials and their products on a
sustainable basis. Graduates will also understand the
principles governing the material’s characteristics.
First Cycle graduates are able to perform social work
and intervention activities, operate on the territory on
a network basis and comply with roles and duties as
defined in the professional profile of social work.
Occupational fields for this professional profile may
be: institutions, public administration, public and
private organizations in which professional social
work is required, non-governmental and third sector
organizations. First Cycle graduates may obtain
access to professional licensing examinations leading
to registration on the Italian roll of social workers
(section B) and, on passing the examination, they gain
the qualification of social worker.
Places available
100 places available.
Admission test: the admission test aims at assessing
the ability to understand, interpret and comment texts
dealing with contemporary, social phenomena and
problems.
An admission test, which evaluates skills in
understanding, interpreting and commenting on texts
regarding contemporary social issues and phenomena
is compulsory.
Where
Public Policies
(Italy)
Curricula available
Chemistry
Industrial Chemistry
Materials Science
Graduates in Sustainable Chemistry and Technology
represent an ideal professional figure to profitably
act as an interface with two cultures: sustainable
production and development. Their knowledge may be
successfully applied in producing, transforming and
selling – both traditional and advanced - products and
materials, thus contributing to developing a ‘green
and sustainable’ chemical industry. Graduates may
register on the chemists’ Italian roll (section B), once
the relevant professional licensing examination has
been passed.
site.
Places available
Where
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MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMMES
(Second Cycle – 120 ECTS)
− Accounting and Finance
− Advanced Management
− Ancient Civilizations: Literatures, History and
Archaeology
− Art History and Conservation of the Artistic Heritage
− Chemical Sciences for Conservation and
Restoration
− Comparative International Relations
− Computer Science (English-taught Programme)
− Cultural Anthropology, Ethnology, Anthropological
Linguistics (ACEL)
− Economics
− Economics and Finance
− Economics and Management of Arts and Cultural
Activities
− Environmental Sciences
− European, American and Postcolonial Languages
and Literatures
− Global Development and Entrepreneurship
− History and Management of the Archival
and Bibliographic Heritage (Inter-University
Programme)
− History from the Middle Ages to the Present Times
− Intercultural Programme on Tourism Systems
− Interpreting and Translation for Publishing
− Italian Philology and Literature
− Labour, Social Citizenship and Multiculturalism
− Language Sciences
− Languages and Civilizations of Asia and North Africa
− Languages and Economic and Legal Institutions of
Asia and North Africa
− Marketing and Communication
− Music and Performing Arts (Inter-University
Programme)
− Philosophy of Society, Art and Communication
− Religious Studies (Inter-University Programme)
− Sciences and Technologies of Bio- and NanoMaterials
− Sustainable Chemistry and Technology
Accounting and Finance
Advanced Management
Ancient Civilizations:
Literatures, History
and Archaeology
LEARNING OUTCOMES
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme produces
experts in accounting data, planning management
control systems, setting out finance strategies and
auditing business risk. Depending on the curriculum
chosen, different aspects relating to the profession or
the internal business management are investigated.
Learning outcomes
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme aims to
equip students with any necessary knowledge and skills
for managing businesses facing the transformation of
Italian economy with a special focus on “made in Italy”
and sustainability issues.
The international curriculum provides the managing
skills which are necessary to develop a new generation
of global small medium enterprises. The course offer
encompasses international management, marketing,
international economics and labour law.
Learning outcomes
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme aims
to produce experts in philology, ancient literatures,
ancient history and archaeology. According to the
curricula chosen, students will acquire specialist
skills and methods in archaeology, ancient art and
material culture history, languages and literatures of
ancient Greek and Latin civilizations or ancient history
(including Greek, Roman and ancient East history).
Curricula available
Administrative Consultancy
Business Administration (in English)
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme offers
any necessary effective grounding to operate within
companies and local authorities, holding positions
related to corporate accounting and finance including
management control. Furthermore, graduates may be
employed at consulting companies and work on a selfemployed basis..
Places available
Unlimited entry, with evaluation of minimum curricular
requirements according to fixed procedures. A proper
individual educational background and a certified
knowledge of English at minimum level B2 are
required.
CURRICULA AVAILABLE
Business Administration and Governance
International Management
OCCUPATIONAL PROFILES
Second cycle graduates may operate as: area
manager, export manager, general manager at foreign
branches, international operations manager, new
markets’ developer, international projects manager.
PLACES AVAILABLE
knowledge of English at minimum level B2 are required.
To be admitted to This MA (Second Cycle) Degree
Programme students must possess a proper individual
educational background and the minimum curricular
requirements. Admission requirements are available in
the relevant webpage.
Where
Economics, e-mail: [email protected]
WHERE
Website: www.unive.it/dl/em4
Website: www.unive.it/cdl/em6
➦
➦
Dual Degree
with Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de ParisEurope (France).
At the end of their study programme students
can be awarded with a double degree : Laurea
Magistrale in Amministrazione, finanza e controllo
of Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia and Master in
Management of ESCP-Europe.
Access: call for applications.
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DOUBLE DEGREE
with Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de ParisEurope (France).
can be awarded with a double degree: Laurea
Magistrale in Economia e gestione delle aziende
of Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia and Master in
Management of ESCP-Europe
Access: call for applications
➦
DOUBLE DEGREE with Universitat
Hohenheim Stuttgart (Germany)
of Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia and Master of
Science in International Business and Economics
(M. Sc.) of Universität Hohenheim.
➦
DOUBLE DEGREE with Université de
Strasbourg (FRANCE); University of Western
Australia (AUSTRALIA); University of Adelaide
(AUSTRALIA); Corvinus University of Budapest
(HUNGARY).
of Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia and Master
Grande Ecole in International and European
Business dell’Université de Strasbourg or Master
of Commerce of Corvinus University of Budapest,
and Master in International Economy and Business
of University of Western or of University of Adelaide,
both in Australia.
Curricula available
Ancient Philology, Literatures and History
Archaeology
Depending on the varied curricula, second cycle
graduates can expect to hold managerial positions in
institutions, such as archaeological superintendence,
museums, local administrations, offices in charge
of cataloguing, documentation and restoration,
excavation associations or cooperatives. Furthermore,
they may find employment in the publishing field
and continue their studies, to obtain the teaching
qualification for junior and senior secondary schools.
Places available
Unlimited entry. A proper individual educational
background and a certified knowledge of English at
minimum level B2 are required.
Where
(Italy)
Website: www.unive.it/cdl/fm2
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Art History
and Conservation
of the Artistic Heritage
Chemical Sciences
for Conservation
and Restoration
Comparative International
Relations
Computer Science
(English-taught programme)
School of Cultural Production and Conservation of the
Cultural Heritage
Cultural Heritage
School of International Relations
and Statistics
Learning outcomes
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme equips
students with a thorough knowledge in the field
of history of art and artistic techniques from the
Middle Ages to the Contemporary Age. It produces
experts in various sectors of artistic production or
specific subject areas. Learning activities, frequently
on a seminar basis, will lead to in-depth analysis of
fundamental knowledge of these study areas and
will be enriched by subjects that are not included in
the corresponding First Cycle Degree Programme.
Internships will be organized in cooperation with
educational and cultural institutions.
Learning outcomes
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme produces
chemistry experts in the field of cultural heritage,
equipped with solid scientific knowledge of chemicals
and state-of-the-art techniques for research and
intervention. Graduates will be able to carry out
diagnostic investigations for the characterization
of works and artefacts through sophisticated and
modern techniques, develop specific knowledge for
the identification of authenticity, dating, certification
of artefacts, and plan new technologies for restoration
works.
Learning outcomes
The MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme in
Comparative International Relations is a unique
chance in Italy to combine the study of international
relations with that of foreign languages and cultures,
international law and economics. Students will
have the chance to improve their knowledge in
contemporary subjects and study specific disciplines
related to different cultural and geopolitical areas with
a specific focus on the Americas, the Mediterranean
Area, Eastern Europe, the Balkans and Asia. They will
also study economic development policies in some
curricula.
Learning outcomes
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme, including
a wide range of computer science and information
technology areas, is taught entirely in English and is
addressed to students with a solid background in one of
the following fields: information science and engineering,
mathematics, statistics or similar disciplines.
The programme includes three specific curricula, with
varied expertise areas and skills: Information sciences
and intelligent systems; Software dependability and IT
security; Information systems and statistical analysis.
Curricula available
Medieval and Byzantine
Modern
Contemporary
Second cycle graduates in Art History and Conservation
of the Artistic Heritage may find managerial
positions in public and private institutions in charge
of study, classification, safeguarding, conservation,
enhancement and management of the historicalartistic heritage (superintendence, museums, national
and international bodies, foundations).
Places available
required.
To be admitted to this MA (Second Cycle) Degree
Where
at the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage
(Italy)
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Second cycle graduates in Chemical Sciences for
Conservation and Restoration may be employed within
public and private bodies, industries and laboratories
specialised in this sector. They may also have access
to Research Doctorates in Chemical Sciences and
register on the Italian roll of chemists (section A), once
the relevant professional licensing examination has
been passed.
PLACES AVAILABLE
required.
Where
(Italy)
of Humanities ([email protected]) or the
Campus of Sciences ([email protected])
Website: www.unive.it/cdl/cm6
The special education provided to second-cycle
graduates in Comparative International Relations will
enable them to hold positions of high responsibility
in organisations’ international departments and
businesses operating in international markets, within
local government and regional bodies, national
and international organisations, in consular posts,
institutes, bodies, agencies, foundations, study
centres, for in-depth exploration of international cooperation.
PLACES AVAILABLE
required.
Where
Interdepartmental School of International Relations
at the Department of Linguistics and Comparative
Cultural Studies
Palazzo Cosulich, Dorsoduro 1405, 30123 Venice (Italy)
teaching office, e-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.unive.it/cdl/lm6
Curricula available
Information Science and Intelligent Systems
Information Systems and Statistical Analysis
Software Dependability and IT Security
This Second Cycle Degree Programme produces
high-quality experts who may operate in the fields
of software construction and data analysis, both in
manufacturing companies dealing with information
systems and processor networks, and in companies,
local authorities and laboratories using complex
information systems and analysis methods, both at a
national and international level.
Moreover, second cycle graduates may take the
professional licensing examination to register on the
Italian roll of information engineers (section A).
Places available
are reserved for Chinese students residing in China,
Where
and Statistics
Scientific Campus, via Torino 155, 30170 Venezia Mestre (Italy)
For further information please contact Department
Website: www.unive.it/msc-computer-science
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Cultural Anthropology,
Ethnology, Anthropological
Linguistics (ACEL)
Economics
Economics and Finance
Learning outcomes
provide its graduates with the necessary instruments to
perform analysis of the current phase of rapid cultural
transformation (migratory phenomena, post-colonial
and neo-colonial situations and, as a result, new
syntheses), through the acquisition of an ethnographic
and ethnolinguistic background and in the development
of mature skills of reflection regarding the professional
role of anthropologists, their methods and the
consequences of their intervention.
Students with a First-Cycle Degree in Asian languages
may complete their linguistic education by secondcycle language exams (Hebrew, Arabic, Armenian,
Georgian, Turkish, Persian, Hindi, Chinese, Japanese)
included in the plan of study.
Learning outcomes
The Second Cycle Degree Programme in Economics
aims to produce graduates equipped with in-depth
knowledge of economic disciplines, quantitative
instruments, management and legal disciplines, as well
as abilities in applying the logic of economics to decision
making. It is divided into two curricula: “Models and
Methods in Economics and Management”, fully taught
in English, which is associated with the Joint Degree
Programme in Models and Methods of Quantitative
Economics – Erasmus Mundus (QEM); “Economics
and Business. Institutions and Markets”, taught in
Italian, which is the ideal continuation of the First Cycle
Degree Programme in Economics and Business. The
first curriculum concentrates on economical, advanced
quantitative, management and finance issues, while the
second focuses on the study of markets, institutions and
regulation methods.
Graduates may hold positions of high responsibility
in local government as well as in international
organisations and NGOs; in structures in charge of the
cultural heritage enhancement, of social, educational,
healthcare and school services, of regional planning, of
co-operation and development, with a special focus on
immigration issues.
Places available
are reserved for Chinese students residing in China,
Where
Palazzo Vendramin dei Carmini, Dorsoduro 3462,
30123 Venice (Italy)
Curricula available
Economics and Law
Models and Methods in Economics and Management
(taught in English)
Second cycle graduates in Economics will be able to
independently perform managerial and responsible
professional activities within the private and public
economic sector, as well as in research centres.
Main professional career for the curriculum “Economics
and Law” is that of officer for market-regulation public
agencies, national and local utility companies, private
companies with an European focus and economic
associations. Students who take part in the “Models and
methods in economics and management” curriculum
may find professional opportunities ranging from
working as an economist at national and international
centres and institutions to working for companies
operating in international markets. Graduates may also
operate as experts in planning, using typical instruments
of economic planning and promoting development on a
national and EU basis.
Places available
For students attending the curriculum in Models and
Methods in Economics and Management – Erasmus
Mundus (QEM), admission procedures are explained in
the relevant website.
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Where
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Joint Degree
in Models and Methods in Economics and
Management – Ersamus Mundus (QEM) with
Université Pantheon - Sorbonne - Paris 1 (France);
Universität Bielefeld (Germania); Universitat
Autònoma - Barcelona (Spain); Université
Catholique de Louvain (Belgium)
Learning outcomes
The MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme aims
to produce experts able to proficiently tackle the
main financial issues relating to financial markets,
brokerage management, financial investments
management and financial risks measurement and
management, financial consultancy and insurance,
supplementary allowance and retirement funds
management, internal organisation processes and
administrative management of banks and financial
institutions in general.
CURRICULA AVAILABLE
Depending on the free elective exams, students
may focus on a specific study area according to the
following recommended plans of study:
Economia e Finanza
Taught in Italian
Contact Professor: Prof. Monica Billio (e-mail: billio@
unive.it)
This curriculum trains second-cycle graduates able to
operate in the main areas of financial intermediaries
management and to thoroughly and skilfully tackle
specific issues such as the measurement and
management of financial risks.
Economics and Finance
Taught completely in English
Contact Professor: Prof. Antonella Basso (e-mail:
[email protected])
This curriculum provides international students
with the knowklege and the skills required by
financial institutions and markets, through a blend
of theoretical and practice-oriented training. The
programme covers a wide range of contents, with
particular emphasys on: risk measurement, financial
markets, financial investments management, financial
consultancy and insurance.
Second cycle graduates will acquire the necessary
knowledge to access financial institutions (trade
banks, savings management companies, insurance
companies) and professionally operate as risk
managers and controllers, analysts and consultants in
financial fields, as well as insurance and reinsurance
brokers.
Places available
required.
Where
San Giobbe, Cannaregio 873 - 30121 (VE)
➦
Dual Degree
in Economics, Econometrics and Finance (MEEF)
with Aix-Marseille University (France)
Economics and
Management of Arts
and Cultural Activities
Environmental Sciences
European, American and
Postcolonial Languages
and Literatures
Cultural Heritage
and Statistics
Studies
Learning outcomes
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme provides
students with theoretical and practical knowledge
in economic, managerial and organizational fields.
In particular, graduates will be able to fully grasp
cultural production processes creating a link between
the professional areas of management and culture,
participate in creating strategies of the entire
organization and of special events, initiate marketing,
fund raising, planning and control processes as well as
contribute to social communication of bodies.
Learning outcomes
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme
provides students with the high qualification and
specialization needed to apply investigation methods,
plan environmental recovery and reclamation
interventions, evaluate environmental resources,
manage and plan the territory as well as the coastal
and marine systems, manage renewable energy
sources, environmental-related technologies and
clean products and processes.
Students are encouraged and supported to develop
training in specific professional fields. The degree
programme is divided into three curricula: Control and
Environmental Rehabilitation (in Italian), Evaluation
and Management of Environmental Systems (in
Italian), Global Environmental Change (in English).
Learning outcomes
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme provides
advanced knowledge of the languages, literature and
cultures of European, American and postcolonial
countries, promoting cross-cultural perspectives with
a solid background in humanities.
Second cycle graduates in Economics and
Management of Arts and Cultural Activities may
find career opportunities as managers involving the
planning and organization of cultural activities and
events within companies, cultural institutions and
regional bodies. Furthermore, they may operate in the
areas of project management, management control,
artistic supervision, conservation and enhancement of
arts and communication.
Places available
required.
Where
(Italy)
This Second Cycle Degree Programme produces
highly qualified specialists able to operate, through
their multidisciplinary skills, prevention, diagnosis and
solutions to environmental issues. Graduates may
expect to hold positions of responsibility in projects
and facilities management. They may also take the
professional licensing examination to register on
the Italian roll of Agronomists and Experts in Forestrelated Sciences (section A), Architects (Landscape
Planners Sector), Biologists and Geologists.
Places available
Where
and Statistics
Polo Scientifico, via Torino 155, 30170 Venezia - Mestre
➦
Joint Master’s Degree
in Sustainable Development with Karl-Franzens
Universität Graz (Austria), Leipzig University
(Germany), Utrecht University (Netherlands), Basel
University (Switzerland), Hiroshima University
(Japan), Stellenbosch University (South Africa),
Teri University (India)
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Languages available:
Albanian, Anglo-American, Czech, English, French,
German, modern Greek, Polish, Portuguese and
Brazilian, Romanian, Russian, Serbo-Croatian,
Spanish.
Curricula available
English and American Literary and Cultural Studies
The sub-curricula available are:
Literary Studies
Cultural Studies (Joint degree)
Literatures and Cultures
The sub-curricula available are:
Anglo-American Studies
English Studies
French Studies
German Studies
Iberian Studies
Slavic and Balkan Studies
Estudios Ibéricos e Iberoamericanos (Double
degree)
Master européen en Etudes Françaises et
Francophones (Double degree)
Second-cycle graduates, considering the skills
acquired and their possession of critical knowledge
which enables independent judgment in carrying out
their activities, will be able to pursue their studies
in the research field and to hold leading positions
in national and international businesses, and within
public and private institutions and organizations.
Places available
students residing abroad: 6 places, 1 of which reserved
for Chinese students residing in China, according to
the Marco Polo Programme.
Special admission requirements are established for
the following curricula:
• Curriculum in English and American Literary and
Cultural Studies. Access: through a selection following
an admission call.
• Doble titulación en Estudios Ibéricos e
Iberoamericanos / Double Degree in Iberian and
Ibero-American Studies. Access: call for applications
(Universidad de Huelva, Universidad Nacional del
Litoral, Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo).
• Master européen en Études Françaises et
Francophones.
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Where
Studies
Tel. +39 041 234 5711, Fax +39 041 234 5706
Palazzo Cosulich, Dorsoduro 1405, 30123 Venice (Italy)
Tel. +39 041 234 7811, Fax +39 041 234 7822
➦
Joint Degree
EuropeanJoint Master’s Degree in English and
American Studies with Bamberg (D), Graz (A), New
York (USA), Paris Diderot (F) and Pécs (H).
➦ DOUBLE Degree
in “Iberistica e Ibero-Americanistica” with
Universidad Nacional del Litoral – Santa Fe
(Argentina
➦ DOUBLE Degree
- Master européen en Études Françaises et
Francophones with Université Sorbonne NouvelleParis 3 (FRA) e Humboldt Universität zu Berlin (DE)
➦ Dual Degree
with Universidad de Huelva (Spain)
➦ Dual Degree
with Universidad Federal Espirito Santo (Brasile)
➦ Dual Degree
with Universidad Sevilla (Spain)
Global Development
and Entrepreneurship
History and Management of the
Archival and Bibliographical
Heritage (Inter-University Programme)
History from the Middle
Ages to the Present Times
and Enterpreneurship (Treviso branch campus)
Learning outcomes
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme provides an
interdisciplinary education, aiming to investigate global
development, integrating any necessary linguistic and
cultural knowledge to interact with the new emerging
markets. The new economic geography needs flexibility,
entrepreneurship as well as innovation skills. The different
curricula of This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme
aim to produce specialists in the analysis of markets’
globalization and international economic structures.
Graduates will be able to support small and medium-sized
companies by a new type of entrepreneurship, based on
an international managerial education that combines
culture and economic development. This MA (Second
Cycle) Degree Programme includes a Business English
course, workshops and scholarships facilitating career
opportunities, thanks to Fondazione Luciano Iglesias.
Learning outcomes
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme, offered
in cooperation with the University of Padua, produces
archivists and librarians, equipped with thorough
scientific skills in dealing with historical documents
and materials of archives, libraries and documentation
centres.
Learning outcomes
train experts in medieval, modern and contemporary
European history. Graduates will acquire specific
know-how in history of society, culture and institutions
at European and global level).
CURRICULA AVAILABLE
Business and Global Markets
Entrepreneurship and Finance
Second cycle graduates may find positions as experts
in international markets, foreign sales managers, export
managers, managers in charge of business accounting,
finance and control, and as venture capitalists and
entrepreneurs.
Places available
Where
School of Economics, Languages and Entrepreneurship
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DOUBLE DEGREE
with Ecole Management Strasbourg (France). At
the end of their study programme students can
be awarded with the double degree. They can
attend the courses of the Master in International &
European Business according to the modalities set
forth in the agreement between the two institutions.
Some courses offered in the second year might be
held in English. Access: call for applications
Second cycle graduates in History and Management
of the Archival and Bibliographical Heritage may
hold positions of management within the local
government’s archival and librarian sectors, in local
public and private institutions and organizations in
charge of production, management, conservation,
enhancement and communication of archival and
bibliographical heritage. Furthermore, they may be
employed within the publishing and press sectors.
Places available
required.
Where
Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Department of
Humanities
(Italy)
Intern-university second-cycle degree with the
University of Padua
By specific in-depth examinations and learning
activities, graduates in History from the Middle Ages
to Present Times may certainly employ the knowledge
and skills acquired within the teaching field, but also
in public and private study and research centres, in
governmental and local institutions, in specialized
publishing companies and those connected with
historical information and culture spread.
Places available
required.
Where
(Italy)
➦
Double Degree in History with Universidad
de Tres de Febrero - Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Magistrale in Storia dal Medioevo all’età
contemporanea of Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia
and Maestría en Historia dell’Universidad Nacional
de Tres de Febrero.
➦
Double Degree with Université de Rouen
(FRANCE). At the end of their study programme
students can be awarded with a double degree:
Laurea Magistrale in Storia dal Medioevo all’età
contemporanea of Università Ca’ Foscari Venezia
andMaster Histoire, spécialité Sciences Historiques
of Université de Rouen.
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Intercultural Programme
on Tourism Systems
Interpreting and
Translation for Publishing
Italian Philology
and Literature
Labour, Social Citizenship
and Multiculturalism
and Enterpreneurship (Treviso branch campus)
Public Policies
Learning outcomes
to provide students with any interdisciplinary
knowledge and tools needed to meet tourism
market needs. The aim is to produce experts in
development and intercultural promotion of tourism
systems and markets, that are also equipped with a
multidisciplinary education which enables them to
support the growth and competitiveness of tourism
destinations.
Learning outcomes
to train professionals with specific linguistic skills in
the field of interpretation and (specialist and literary)
translation, capable of using IT and multimedia
technologies and tools. Translation, as an instrument
of communication and foremost of mediation, deals
with numerous linguistic, literary and socio-cultural
topics, in a comparative and multicultural way. The
courses are taught both in the specialization and
vehicular language (English).The courses include
Italian-Chinese and Chinese-English consecutive
interpretation, Chinese and Cantonese for Business,
Chinese Translation for Mass Media and computerassisted translation tools.
Students will be trained in processing and analysis
of jargon of texts in Chinese, English and Italian. Any
language skills acquired through the use of multimedia
resources can be applied to computer-aided specialist
translation and interpreting.
Learning outcomes
equip students with a thorough knowledge of Italian
language and literature as well as principles and tools
regulating the philological processes in Italian and
European literary sectors. According to the curriculum
they choose, students can acquire specific knowledge
of the principles of Italian philology and literature even
in the framework of other European literatures.
Learning outcomes
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme intends
to prepare graduates specialized in issues related to
inequalities, rights of citizenship, multiculturalism
and social policies. The educational programme
includes specialized courses, among which the
student can choose different curricula related to the
fields of social welfare and social policies ( policies
analysis and evaluation of welfare and public health
services, globalization processes, social welfare
transformations) or of the area of multiculturalism
(migrations, multiculturalism, racial discrimination).
The 250 hour internship (both in Italy and abroad),
coordinated by social assistant supervisors, is a
fundamental phase of the training.
Second cycle graduates may be employed within
companies, tourism organisations, local governments,
consortia and consulting companies operating in
the tourism sector, especially in the field of incoming
and outgoing tourist packages planning, cultural,
conference and exhibition events organisation,
welcoming services management in the sphere of
cultural and environmental heritage, local systems
development and promotion.
PLACES AVAILABLE
required.
Where
Languages available
Chinese and Cantonese.
Second-cycle graduates may be employed as
professional interpreters, translators (on a freelance
basis or for translation agencies), officials in
international companies and organizations. They may
be also hired in the following sectors: cross-linguistic
communication, editing, multimedia. They may carry
out research and teaching activities in the field of
linguistics and translation.
PLACES AVAILABLE
requirements.
required.
Admission requirements are available in the relevant
webpage.
Where
School of Economics, Languages and
Entrepreneurship
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Curricula available
Medieval and Renaissance Period
Modern and Contemporary Period
Second cycle graduates in Italian Philology and
Literature may be professionally employed within the
teaching sector, in Italian and foreign cultural bodies
and institutions, in the field of culture and any related
services (e.g. libraries and archives), publishing, press
(multimedia too) and communication.
Places available
required.
Where
(Italy)
Second cycle graduates may perform functions of
planning, research, analysis and intervention in bodies,
administration and institutions that operate within the
field of social work and social and health services. They
may co-operate, at a national and international level, in
processing and implementation of social equity policies,
initiatives and measures aiming at fighting conditions
of social discrimination and exclusion. They may cooperate, on a national and international basis, in creation
and development projects for the social and working
inclusion and integration of immigrant populations and
in planning and development of urban policies drawing
on the citizens’ active participation. They may start
and manage programmes designed to create work and
life environments that are suitable for social welfare,
coexistence and solidarity. Second cycle graduates may
also operate as professionals on a self-employed basis
and have access to professional licensing examinations
leading to registration on the Italian roll of social workers
(section A) and, once the examination has been passed,
they gain the qualification of social worker.
PLACES AVAILABLE
Where
Public Policies
(Italy)
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Language Sciences
Languages and
Civilizations of Asia
and North Africa
Languages and Economic
and Legal Institutions
of Asia and North Africa
Marketing
and Communication
Studies
School of Asian Studies and Business Management
Learning outcomes
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme will
provide graduates with advanced linguistic and cultural
knowledge, analytical skills in the chosen foreign
language, together with the necessary ability to interact
with multidisciplinary and multicultural research groups.
Learning outcomes
provide excellent proficiency in one of the Asian or
North African languages (including micro languages)
as well as in-depth knowledge of their literature (or
one of their kindred literatures), history and culture,
in their various aspects, including philosophy and
religion, society and institutions, archaeology and art.
Arabic, Armenian, Chinese, Hebrew, Georgian,
Japanese, Hindi, Persian and Turkish are included in
the plan of studies.
Learning outcomes
provides excellent proficiency in one of the Asian
or North African languages, with a special focus
on the economic and legal jargon, as well as an indepth knowledge of the economic, legal, historical
and political aspects of the geographical area of
reference. Students will also acquire sound knowledge
of sociolinguistic and communication processes,
as well familiarity with IT and electronic means of
communication, both in general and with reference to
their language of specialization.
Learning outcomes
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme trains
experts who will be able to play managerial roles
in those companies specialized in marketing,
communication, and services.
This Degree Programme educates students to create
value for the community providing them with any
adequate tools to plan and control marketing and
communication activities (for example, brands,
advertising in the real and virtual world, public
relations), both for profitable and social purposes.
Classroom learning activities are accompanied by
hands-on experience in marketing and communication
departments/offices of private or public companies.
Languages available:
Albanian, Arabic, Czech, English, Hebrew, French,
German, modern Greek, Italian Sign Language (LIS),
Polish, Portuguese and Brazilian, Russian, SerboCroatian, Spanish.
Curricula available
English Linguistics
Language Sciences
Language Sciences (in English)
Second-cycle graduates may hold positions of high
responsibility in linguistic education, international cooperation and international institutions, public utility
services related to cross-cultural communication.
Graduates may also deal with advance research on
speech and languages at TAL research institutes
and laboratories, carry out coordination activities
in lifelong language learning programmes and in
welcoming and Italian training of foreign students in
schools, provide specialised consulting for multimedia
publishing and communication, teach Italian to
foreigners in Italian Cultural Institutes abroad, provide
specialised consulting and collaboration within the
medical research and finally work as communication
assistants for the deaf and as experts of Italian Sign
Language (LIS).
PLACES AVAILABLE
Where
Department of Linguistics and Comparative Cultural Studies
CURRICULA AVAILABLE
China
Near and Middle East and South Asia
Japan
Second-cycle graduates may hold positions of
high responsibility in publishing and press sectors,
in international, cultural and social co-operation
organizations, and in Italian institutions abroad, as
well as in professional activities as area specialists and
translators of literary texts. Graduates may also work
in the field of event organization (exhibitions, fairs,
festivals, etc.).
PLACES AVAILABLE
requirements.
requirements as well as a certified knowledge of
English at minimum level B2.
Admission requirements are available in the relevant
webpage.
Where
LANGUAGE AVAILABLE
Arabic, Chinese, Japanese
Second-cycle graduates may be employed in
businesses and financial institutions operating in
Asian and North African markets, in national and
international public organisations, within volunteers’
facilities and institutions operating in co-operation and
development sectors. They may also perform their
professional activity in organisations and institutions
in the field of economic, social and cultural integration,
within sectors of specialised press and technicalscientific publishing, in specialist consulting in the
economic-financial field and with protection purposes
of immigrant languages.
PLACES AVAILABLE
requirements.
requirements. A certified knowledge of English
at minimum level B2 is also required. Admission
requirements are available in the relevant webpage.
Where
Interdepartmental School of Asian Studies and
Business Management
Palazzo Vendramin, Dorsoduro 3462, 30123 Venice
(Italy)
Second cycle graduates in Marketing and
Communication may be employed as product
managers, brand managers, category managers, sales
and marketing manager of companies producing
goods and services, account manager in advertising,
market research and marketing and communication
consulting companies.
PLACES AVAILABLE
required.
Where
➦ Dual Degree - Master in Management
ESCP-Europe
➦ Joint Degree - Joint Master’s Degree in
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English Linguistics with Bamberg (D), Graz (A),
New York (USA), Paris Diderot (F), Pécs (H)
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Music and Performing Arts
(Inter-University Programme)
Philosophy of Society, Art
and Communication
Religious Studies
(Inter-University Programme)
Cultural Heritage
Learning outcomes
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme,
established in a.y. 2011/2012, aims to train experts
in the field of musicology, cinema and performing
arts, through the acquisition of specific theoretical,
historical and critical skills in advanced studies related
to music, musical heritage, production and fruition,
and their relevant customers.
Learning outcomes
develop and refine all of the necessary skills that may
allow its graduates to face (analyse, understand in
their theoretical foundations and historical context,
argue for/against) the main philosophical issues
inherited by tradition and/or imposed by the main
challenges (whether ethical, political, scientific or
artistic) typical of contemporary reality. Within this
framework, philosophy is systematically applied when
confronting ethical, political and religious themes,
issues connected with art and its various expressions,
forms and modes of communication (whether
linguistic or not).
Learning outcomes
produce specialists in the study of religious traditions,
equipped with sound knowledge of literary sources,
languages, historical events and cultures related to
these traditions.
This MA (Second Cycle) Degree Programme will
allow students to acquire in-depth knowledge of the
religious traditions of the Mediterranean area, Near
East, India and Eastern Asia.
Particular attention is paid to the necessary
philological-linguistic skills for direct reading and
critical study of the sources and for an independent
and close analysis of the religious event.
Second cycle graduates may hold positions of high
responsibility in publishing companies, in contexts of
administrative personnel management or direction of
libraries and museums, in inter-media communication
and public relations. They may organise professional
training and philosophical counselling courses.
Furthermore, they may participate in competitions to
obtain the qualification to teach in secondary schools,
or pursue their studies and attend Professional Master
Programmes.
Graduates may be employed as social workers
and experts in the various sectors of inter-religious
relations and communications and of multiconfessional social contexts, in public and private
organisations. They may also hold positions of
responsibility in Italian and international study or
research centres on religion, in religious publishing or
within publishing companies in charge of special series
or specific interest in the religious sphere, in institutes
of religious studies. They may enter into agreements
with public and private schools of any level for carrying
out training activities intended for teachers, students
or parents, in order to illustrate the different cultural
and religious traditions, complementing the standard
study curriculum.
Second cycle graduates in Music and Performing Arts
will be able to perform specialist teaching activities
(theatre, musical theatre, cinema, television, dance)
as well as pure and applied research activities. Further
on, they may hold positions of high responsibility in
specialist publishing companies and within public
and private companies operating in this sector.
Graduates may also carry out research in the field of
Ethnomusicology.
PLACES AVAILABLE
Unlimited entry. For further details please contact the
University of Padua (administrative coordinator).
Where
Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Interdepartmental
Cultural Heritage
(Italy)
University of Padua, Faculty of Humanities
Piazza Capitaniato 7, 35139 Padua (Italy)
Tel +39 049 827 4698, Fax 049 827 4690
Website:
Courses in Venice: http://www.unive.it/nqcontent.
cfm?a_id=96205
Study plan, courses, guidelines in Padua: http://www.
lettere.unipd.it/magistrali/lmmap/mag_lmmap.html
PLACES AVAILABLE
required.
Where
(Italy)
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Where
Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, Department of Asian
and North African Studies
Tel. +39 041 234 9511, Fax +39 041 234 9596 / 9589
University of Padua, Department of History
via Vescovado 30, 35141 Padua (Italy)
Tel. +39 049 827 8501 / 8503, Fax +39 049 8278 8502
Website: www.lettere.unipd.it/magistrali/lmsdr
PLACES AVAILABLE
Unlimited entry, subject to assessment of minimum
requirements.
For further details please visit the website of the
University of Padua (administrative coordinator).
Programme students must:
hold a First-Cycle Degree or a university diploma
following at least a three-year programme, or
other educational qualification gained abroad and
recognised as eligible;
have a proper individual educational background;
comply with the minimum curricular requirements
within the enrolment application deadline;
have obtained a final degree mark not inferior to the
one indicated in the Rules and Regulations of the
Master’s degree programme.
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Sciences and Technologies
of Bio- and Nano-Materials
Sustainable Chemistry
and Technology
Learning outcomes
to provide graduates with a solid multidisciplinary
education in physics, chemistry and biology, and
the ability to hold positions of high responsibility in
complex process management such as planning,
synthesis and characterisation of materials, of a
biological nature too. The educational activities
include basic (theoretical) educational and laboratory
activities relating to preparation and characterisation
of bio- and nano-materials. In particular, chemicalphysical characteristics, properties and preparation
methods of nano-structured materials, as well as their
applications, will be investigated.
Learning outcomes
focuses on chemical sciences, both theoretical and
experimental. It produces highly qualified chemists
able to devise original ideas, plan and study new
reactions or processes, carry out new molecules and
material synthesis, set up innovative and complex
analytical methods, apply this expertise in the various
industrial and production fields, realise initiatives
suitable for health and environment protection
Second cycle graduates in Sciences and Technologies
of Bio- and Nano-Materials may be employed in all
technical sectors, including managerial positions, of
companies dealing with manufacturing, processing
and development of materials of various nature, both
structured and functional. Proper career opportunities
may be also found in research and development
laboratories, both public and private, operating in the
field of materials investigation and certification.
Moreover, graduates may register on the Italian roll of
chemists (section A), once the relevant professional
licensing examination has been passed.
PLACES AVAILABLE
required.
Where
CURRICULA AVAILABLE
Chemistry
Industrial Chemistry
Environment Sustainable Chemistry and Technologies
(in English; Double Degree with Univerza v Novi Gorici)
Second cycle graduates in Sustainable Chemistry and
Technology may competently operate, as employees
or freelance professionals, in all of the departments of
a modern company or a research institute, as well as
perform managerial tasks in chemical, both basic and
‘fine’, and manufacturing industries. Moreover, they
may register on the Italian roll of chemists (section A),
once the relevant professional licensing examination
has been passed.
PLACES AVAILABLE
required.
In the framework of the Double Degree specific
selection modalities may be established and will
immediately published in the university website.
Where
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Professional MASTER’S
PROGRAMMES (60 ECTS)
First level
Second level
English-taught programmes
−Economics and Finance
−Democratic Governance
−Global Economics and Social Affairs
−Internal Audit
−Gulf Enterprises Studies
−Human Rights and Democratization
Multi language taught programmes
−Port Economics and Management
−Management of Cultural Assets & Activities
−Science and Management of Climate Change
−Sports Management and Marketing
Italian-taught programmes
Multi language taught programmes
−Characterization and Remediation of
Contaminated Sites
−Crossing the Mediterranean: Cultural
Mediation towards Investments and
Integration (ENG-FR)
−Didactics of Italian as a Foreign Language –
Advanced Level
−Health Economics and Management
−Economics and Languages of Eastern
Europe (IT-RUS-ENG)
−Healthcare and Social Assessment
−Global Management for China (IT-CHI-ENG)
−Italian Global Approach to Management in
India (IT-ENG-HIN)
−Masterlab In Digital Economics &
Entrepreneurship (IT-ENG)
−Sport Business Strategies (IT-ENG)
−Strategic Studies and International Security
(IT-ENG)
−Business Administration and Ethics
−Creative Development and Management of
Cultural Activities
−Didactics of Italian as a Foreign Language
−Discipline of Production and Communication
for Cineam, Audiovisual, and Digital Media
−Environmental Law
−Food & Wine Culture Promotion
−Foreign Language Didactics
−Immigration, Migration and Social
Transformation
− International Business, Arbitration and Tax Law
−Non-verbal communication and languages
−Science and Techniques of Prevention and
Safety
−Yoga Studies
−Public Administration
For further information:
Ca’ Foscari Challenge School
[email protected]
www.unive.it/challengeschool
Professional MASTER’S
PROGRAMMES
PHD PROGRAMMES
(Research Doctorates)
−Computer Science
−Economics
−Management
−Science and Management of Climate Change
−Asian and African Studies
−Environmental Sciences
−History of Arts (Inter-University Programme)
−Italian Studies
−Law, Market and Person
−Modern Languages, Cultures and Societies
and Linguistics
−Philosophy and Educational Sciences
Inter-university programmes
−Ancient Heritage Studies (Inter-University
Programme with University of Udine and
University of Trieste)
−Chemical Sciences (Inter-university
programme with University of Trieste)
−Historical, Geographical and Anthropological
Studies (Inter-university programme with
University of Padua)
For further information:
Ca’ Foscari Graduate School
[email protected]
www.unive.it/graduateschool
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Ca’ Foscari for students
International Welcome Desk
It provides guidance, information and
assistance for enrolment procedures and for
the recognition of academic qualifications;
support for enrolment in the frame of mobility
programmes; advice for the request of stay
permits; information on the main services
dedicated to students, financial aid, housing,
health services and transportation.
Tuesday and Friday 9.30 AM > 12.30 AM,
Wednesday 2.30 PM > 4.30 PM
[email protected]
Call Centre
From Monday to Friday 9.00 AM > 1.00 PM;
Monday and Wednesday 2.00 PM > 4.30 PM
T +39 041 234 7575
Information Centre
A help desk which provides directions and
basic information on Ca’ Foscari, manages the
Italian version of Ca’ Foscari Facebook profile
(www.facebook.com/cafoscari) and collects
suggestions, complaints, advice and warnings.
From Monday to Friday 9.00 AM > 1.00 PM;
Monday and Wednesday 2.00 PM > 5.00 PM
[email protected]
University Language Centre (CLA)
It provides Italian and foreign languages courses
at any levels.
[email protected]
www.unive.it/cla
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
There may be some variations during the
academic year: please check regularly the
university website.
The week before the beginning of each
semester the International Welcome Desk and
the International Relations Office organize
the Welcome Days, three days devoted to
international students, useful to discover Venice,
Ca’ Foscari and its services.
Welcome Days
First semester: September 12th, 2014
Second semester: January 30th, 2015
Economics and Humanities
Department of Philosophy and Cultural
Heritage
First term (start of first semester): 15
September – 18 October 2014
Rescheduled classes: 20 – 25 October 2014
Exams (first term): 27 – 31 October 2014
Second term: 3 November – 6 December 2014
Rescheduled classes: 9 – 13 December 2014
Exams (second term): 15 – 20 December 2014
Exams (end of first semester): 5 – 31 January
2015
Third term (start of second semester): 2
February – 7 March 2015
Rescheduled classes: 9 – 14 March 2015
Exams (third term): 16 – 21 March 2015
Fourth term: 23 March – 24 April 2015
Rescheduled classes: 27 April – 2 May 2015
Exams (fourth term): 4 – 9 May 2015
Exams (end of second semester): 18 May – 13
June 2015
Exams (final session): 24 August – 12 September
2015
SCIENCES
Department of Environmental Sciences,
Informatics and Statistics
Department of Molecular Sciences and
Nanosystems
First semester: 15 September – 20 December
2014
Exams (first semester): 5 – 31 January 2015
Second semester: 2 February – 9 May 2015
Exam (second semester): 18 May – 13 June 2015
2015
LANGUAGES
Department of Asian and North African
Studies
Department of Linguistics and Comparative
Cultural Studies
Welcome Meeting for Language Area only: 5
September 2014
Official Welcome Day: 12 September 2014
First semester: 8 September – 20 December
2014
Exams (first semester): 5 – 31 January 2015
Second semester: 2 February – 16 May 2015
Exam (second semester): 25 May – 20 June 2015
2015
Holidays
November 1st: All Saints’ Day
November 21st: Madonna della Salute
December 8th: Immaculate Conception
December 23rd – January 6th: Christmas Holidays
April 5th – 6th : Easter
April 25th: Liberation Day; Saint Mark’s Day –
patron of Venice
May 1st: Labour Day
June 2nd: Republic Day
August 15th: Assumption
Enjoy Ca’ Foscari,
discover Venice
Ca’ Foscari is not only about teaching but
also welcome and enjoy activities and events
that enhance the university experience, while
promoting the integration of students.
All students will receive a Multiservice Card
providing access to university canteens and
library services and which can be used as a
prepaid card.
All university buildings have access to a free
Wi-Fi service.
Housing Office
Ca’ Foscari University provides support to
students and teaching staff in looking for
accommodation through its Housing Office,
offering useful information and contacts within
the private sector’s accommodation in Venice
and in the nearby area.
[email protected]
Restaurant Service (university canteens)
The restaurant service is offered by ESU
(Regional Body) in different locations in Venice
and in the mainland sites (Mestre, Treviso and
Portogruaro).
For more information ESU meets students by
appointment.
[email protected]
www.esuvenezia.it
ComE.In - Venice (CommunitiEs go
International)
ComE.In - Venice is a point of reference for
international students. It aims at enhancing
mobility as a resource to stimulate the
knowledge and comparison with different
cultures, promoting the linguistic and
intercultural exchange, through moments of
socialization, and the organization of events,
such as screenings of foreign films, themed
exhibitions, debates, etc.
[email protected]
www.facebook.com/comeinvenice
Erasmus Student Network (ESN)
ESN supports and promotes international
mobility by providing students with opportunities
for cultural understanding and self-development
under the principle of ‘Students Helping
Students’. It organizes events and activities
to improve socialization and integration into
university, social and cultural life.
[email protected]
www.esnvenezia.it
Student associations
Student associations play a crucial role in
bringing together and involving students in
university life. Ca’ Foscari welcomes them by
supporting recreational, training and cultural
initiatives and provides funding through special
contributions.
[email protected]
www.unive.it/associazioni-studenti
University Sports Centre (CUS)
The University Sports Centre (CUS) offers
students the opportunity to participate in a wide
variety of sports thanks to its own facilities in the
city centre and on the mainland.
[email protected]
www.cusvenezia.it
Ca’ Foscari web radio (RCF)
Ca’ Foscari web radio (RCF) is one of the
new communication tools of the university,
created by students for students. Ca’ Foscari
students have the opportunity to take part in its
organisation and running, according to individual
skills and experience, after an initial trial period.
[email protected]
www.radiocafoscari.it
Ca’ Foscari Guided Tour
A guided tour of the Ca’ Foscari palazzo allows
you to discover the history of this renowned,
gothic building and its main rooms. Ca’ Foscari
students are given the opportunity not only to
take a free tour, but also to hold the guided tours
and to take part in the activities related to this
project through an internship period.
www.unive.it - English website > Enjoy Ca’
Foscari > Arts and culture > Ca’ Foscari Tour
[email protected]
University choir and orchestra
For more than 25 years the university choir and
orchestra have offered students the opportunity
to start or develop their love for singing and for
musical instruments. The repertoire changes
from year to year and ranges from medieval
to contemporary music. Choir practice also
embraces the study of breathing techniques,
singing and solmisation.
[email protected]
www.corounive.provincia.venezia.it
Shylock – University Theatre Centre (CUT)
Shylock is a cultural association aimed at
promoting technical-artistic innovation in
the field of theatre. It organises training
and experimental workshops, hosts visiting
productions and shows, and carries out research
and production projects. The activities involve a
wide range of disciplines and professional figures.
[email protected]
www.cut.it
The 1000 Faces of Venice
Student life and International events
• Theatre/ Cinema/ Music/ Literature shows and workshops for Ca’ Foscari’s community
• The International CF Short Film Festival, the first festival in Europe created and organized by a university
• Incroci di Civiltà - Cultural Crossroads, International Venice Literary festival
• CF Lectures by internationally recognized scholars and cultural figures
• International exhibitions in the Ca’ Foscari Exhibition area
• Art Night Venezia, the special night for art lovers
• Radiocafoscari - the web radio: www.radiocafoscari.it
• Student’s Boat Race – Venice Regatta
• University Orchestra and Choir
• Student associations
Life in Venice
One of the most eagerly awaited moments in a
Venetian student’s day is the so-called aperitivo in
campo: from the afternoon till late in the evening,
Campo Santa Margherita and Erbarìa Rialto
turn into venues where people chat, meet other
people, listen to music and where Venetian spritz
and cichetti – the traditional aperitif cocktail and
snacks that come with it – are a must.
Deciding to study at Ca’ Foscari means
deciding to live in Venice: a very unique
experience as living in Venice is so
different from living in any other city.
Venice is where past meets innovation.
Every day this city offers to its residents
– mostly students, the chance to
stimulate their thirst for knowledge
through its several and varied initiatives.
Living Venice is living art, architecture,
culture, development, research, attention
to the environment, and discovering
ancient traditions and different cultures.
Venice means the chance to meet the
whole world in every one of its small
squares.
Other not-to-be-missed events of the Venetian
calendar are:
•the Carnival, usually in February, involving
all Venetian squares with music, parties and
turns them into a kinds of outdoor club;
•Redentore Festival (Festa del Redentore), a
popular local festival, where Saint Mark’s basin
fills up with local boats and the streets (the socalled ‘calli’) fill up with sumptuously laid tables
for traditionally prepared dinners, awaiting the
spectacular fireworks that light up the lagoon;
•Biennale, an international exhibition, for
art and architecture lovers, showing works
of art and architectural projects by the
greatest contemporary artists (from June to
November)
•Venice Film Festival, taking place in
September in Lido, where emerging movie
directors and influential artists show their new
works;
•For further events please visit
www.turismovenezia.it
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PROFESSIONAL MASTER’ S PROGRAMMES
PHD PROGRAMMES (RESEARCH DOCTORATES)
Keep in touch with us!
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Find out all the initiatives and events
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
organized
by the University in the onENJOY CA’ FOSCARI, DISCOVER VENICE
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magazine
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LIFE IN VENICE
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us on Facebook (www.facebook.
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(http://goo.gl/psNo27), Twitter and
You Tube (www.youtube.com/user/
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The contents included in this guide are indicative and subject to change.
We recommend checking for any updates on the university website:
Discover
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www.unive.it
our English website www.unive.it/
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Contacts:
International Welcome Desk:
+39 041 234 7575
[email protected]
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